Relaxing and nice amenities.

I think this hotel is a bit more like a 3-star hotel. The location of the property is lovely, but the hotel is built like a camping. You had to pay quite a lot of you wanted to play tennis or similar, which I usually find is included on 4-star hotels. Overall we thought everything was a bit overpriced for what you got.

I would not call this a hotel: it is more a holiday camp / bungalow campsite. We were there out of season but some amenities were still open and covid protection in place. Room heating didnt work.

I would not call this a hotel: it is more a holiday camp / bungalow campsite. We were there out of season but some amenities were still open and covid protection in place. Room heating didnt work.

Hotel Rooms are old and small

Disapointing facilities, fair breakfast but great location..

Let me begin by saying that the location is superb. That stretch of Tuscan beach is second to none in its beauty. The personnel is nice and discreet. There is a nice, large pool area and a charming spa. We didn't use the restaurants other than one morning for breakfast (very basic and frankly a bit disappointing). As for the resort: I went there in 1991 to visit my parents and I can honestly say that there have been no noticeable upgrades to the rooms. From the outside, the bungalows are still a rather ugly block of concrete that poses such a striking contrast with the beauty of the landscape. A simply climbing ivy covering the outside walls would make such a difference. I can't speak for the inside of the bungalows because we were in the hotel portion of the resort. The part that I found most annoying was the fact that they charge for internet, which I refused to use. At a time when the smallest coffee shop in a remote area provides free WIFI to its customers, Riva Degli Etruschi, an upscale resort, asked for 3 Euro per hour, or 10 Euro per day (not sure about the numbers). I find it totally ridiculous.

Let me begin by saying that the location is superb. That stretch of Tuscan beach is second to none in its beauty.The personnel is nice and discreet. There is a nice, large pool area and a charming spa. We didn't use the restaurants other than one morning for breakfast (very basic and frankly a bit disappointing). As for the resort: I went there in 1991 to visit my parents and I can honestly say that there have been no noticeable upgrades to the rooms. From the outside, the bungalows are still a rather ugly block of concrete that poses such a striking contrast with the beauty of the landscape. A simply climbing ivy covering the outside walls would make such a difference. I can't speak for the inside of the bungalows because we were in the hotel portion of the resort. The part that I found most annoying was the fact that they charge for internet, which I refused to use. At a time when the smallest coffee shop in a remote area provides free WIFI to its customers, Riva Degli Etruschi, an upscale resort, asked for 3 Euro per hour, or 10 Euro per day (not sure about the numbers). I find it totally ridiculous.