Hotels near Grotte di Sant'Angelo

"This was a dream stay in Italy, what a pleasant surprise. As people stated before, it is a hidden gem. Not only it is wonderful property with villa and surrounding olive garden, 7000 of them, it offers a wonderful family history to navigate. The owner and his dad spent 40 years build and renovate this property. It has all the details to perfection. The ancestor of the family moved to Italy in 1216. We, both me and my husband loved our stay. "

"Nice room, enjoy the restaurant and staff. Great to have calazione Italiane every morning. "

"Perfect for a short stay. Everyone working here is very pleasant."

"We enjoyed our stay and felt like we were in the heart of the city. The rooms were very comfortable and we had access to a kitchen. Only negative was there was no breakfast available on Saturday or Sunday but there was a cafe in the plaza that served excellent coffe and croissants at a very affordable cost. "

"clean room."

"Room had a distinct perfumed aroma so had to help windows slightly open to enable air circulation as I am allergic to scented products. No issues with the sheets/laundry so not sure where the scented aroma was deriving from. Our shower room was compact and wash hand basin not easily accessible."

"We received a very warm welcome and assistance for parking my car and took our luggage from the car to our room. The room was outstanding clean and the largest room in our month long stay in Italy. It is a true castle we felt like a king and queen. "

"A totally off the beaten path mountaintop retreat in a quaint village. The surrounding area is quite stunning. Nothing but lush agriculture and nature on very steep hills with views. There is a rustic ristorante in town with pretty good if not gourmet food, inexpensive beer and wine and plenty of good cheer from the other guests of all ages. If you are up for something different, make the slow windy drive here and you should be delighted."