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Fattoria Pian di Rocca

Castiglione della Pescaia

Jose Pedro

RM679 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Seasonal outdoor pool, pool umbrellas, pool loungers

BeVedetta - Relais & Glamping - Adult Only

Scarlino

Pietro

RM1,012 total

includes taxes & fees

7 Jun - 8 Jun

Botrona B&B

Scarlino

Anna

RM519 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jun - 5 Jun

Luci sul Mare

Follonica

"This place was so nice, clean and quiet. Just what I was looking for. It has been updated with all the latest things and even has a coffee maker and kettle for your use at any time during your stay in a shared hallway. I had a little balcony that I got to watch the sunset every nice which was lovely. Even better was the host as she helped me with some of my needs that I asked her for. I feel she went way above what she had to for me. I would stay here again if I were to visit Follonica again. "

Tamara

RM443 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jun - 5 Jun

Residence Il Boschetto

Grosseto

Enrique

RM453 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Jun - 18 Jun

La Rosa dei Venti Resort

Piombino

Mike

RM780 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jun - 6 Jun

Nautilus B&B Suite Design

Follonica

James

RM763 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Jun - 11 Jun

Guest House All'83

Grosseto

Orlando

RM375 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jun - 5 Jun

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Top Castiglione della Pescaia Hotel Reviews

Gallia Palace Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Very good staff, Mr Ugo Rossi was also very good working person"

Camping Maremma Sans Souci

6/10 Okay

"The place is a very organized camping ground. With that being said, it’s not close to anything, it’s like a 25-30 min walk to the marina and downtown restaurants. They have access to to the beach and a small store that is necessary if you bring nothing. There’s a restaurant but we did not try it, navigating the grounds is confusing and there’s no views of the sea just camping tents, RVs or little cottages among the trees. Walk to the beach is a hike.. We stayed at one of the cottages and it had AC that you pay extra for, a little sink and stove and bathroom, was clean but the bed was super hard. A little overrated but this was our only find in the area. We saw a lot of people enjoying the campground, so if that suits you this is a good place."

Camping Village Baia Azzurra

4/10 Poor

"Smell of sewage from the bathrooms, WiFi non existent. They should at least leave some things to keep the property clean, no bin liners, sponge or washing up liquid, literally nothing - I wasn’t going to buy every household cleaning product for a short stay. It is a shame because that explains why the property was dirty. No bins in the bathroom either"

Scoglietto 50

8/10 Good

"In Punta Ala, the Scoglietto 50 is a good place to stay. This is a condominium complex with no amenities. PROS: Adjacent to the beautiful Punta Ala Golf Course with spectacular views of the Mediterranean and empty. For golf lovers, we highly recommend. Walking distance (10-15 minutes) to a grocery store, restaurants. Walking distance (15 minutes) to a decent, but not spectacular beach. Nice running path parallel to the beach (and you can also run on the beach). The water is shallow. For a family with young children, this is a safe beach. It is safe and very quiet. Not a lot of tourists (very much a local Italian resort); but nothing to do for adolescents and young single adults (no nightlife). So, it depends on what you are looking for. CONS: Our 2 bedroom condo (with a 3rd Harry Potter type room with 2 twin beds) was ok with good air conditioning, washing machine, dishwasher. HOWEVER, the safe deposit box was broken and there is no coffee machine. We made do with instant coffee. No swimming pool. While the beach is a 15 minute walk away, it is mostly private. Local restaurants and hotels have "privatized" the beach by filling it up with deckchairs.There is very little space between the deck chairs and the water (just enough to walk on the sand, but not to lay down a towel). But if you pay for a deckchair, then you can enjoy the beach. We enjoyed our 7 night stay (there for a wedding). But, the condo and the restaurants, etc...are expensive for what you get."

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