“Fantastyczny hotel.”

Chcę polecam ten wspaniały hotel. Mieliśmy piękny weekend. Niezrównana jedzenie i przyjazny personel, czysty pokój, i wspaniałym. Ze wszystkich okien jakość usług Johna na morze. Jesteśmy bardzo zadowoleni z pobytu tam, i na początku pobytu w tym pięknym hotelu ponownie. Ja po prostu uwielbiam to... Więcej

Chcę polecam ten wspaniały hotel. Mieliśmy piękny weekend. Niezrównana jedzenie i przyjazny personel, czysty pokój, i wspaniałym. Ze wszystkich okien jakość usług Johna na morze. Jesteśmy bardzo zadowoleni z pobytu tam, i na początku pobytu w tym pięknym hotelu ponownie. Ja po prostu uwielbiam to miejsce ❤️

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“Low price, clean, frendly stuff, good breakfast included!”

I made reservation 15 minuts before arriving because we wanted to sleep at camping site but it was rainning. Very basic, nothing spesial but more then what I expected for 40 € The breakfast included in the low price. Breakfast:granola, yogurt, ham, cheese, bread, great coffe, alot of cookies and... Więcej

I made reservation 15 minuts before arriving because we wanted to sleep at camping site but it was rainning. Very basic, nothing spesial but more then what I expected for 40 € The breakfast included in the low price. Breakfast:granola, yogurt, ham, cheese, bread, great coffe, alot of cookies and sweets

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“A real gem”

The Alba sul Mare is a small 3 star family-run hotel overlooking the beach at the Viareggio end of Lido di Camaiore. My wife and I stayed there for a fortnight from 24 September 2007 to relax and recover from our daughter's wedding in Siena. It was my first visit to Italy apart from a weekend in ... Więcej

The Alba sul Mare is a small 3 star family-run hotel overlooking the beach at the Viareggio end of Lido di Camaiore. My wife and I stayed there for a fortnight from 24 September 2007 to relax and recover from our daughter's wedding in Siena. It was my first visit to Italy apart from a weekend in Rome. There was a slightly end-of-season feel about the town and the hotel as, for example, the dining room closed while we were there. A number of hotels closed at the end of September. Our room was at the front, looking out over the beachfront businesses, with a wonderful view of the sea. Rooms at the back of the hotel look towards the Apuan Alps but I do not know the extent to which other buildings interfere with the view. Our bedroom was simply furnished but very comfortable and immaculately clean. (I often have a problem sleeping the first night in a hotel because the beds differ but no problem here.) The bathroom is continental, with a shower and bidet rather than a bath. The hotel is airconditioned with a temperature controller in each room, although the airconditioning seemed to stop after 30 September. As we had our window open all the time the airconditioning was academic. The public areas of the hotel can only be described as elegant and it was the website picture of the reception and sitting area which first caught my eye. Breakfast was good, with the emphasis on cereals, fruit and pastries rather than cold meats and cheese. The staff are brilliant, always friendly and welcoming, always helpful and most with some English. They gave the hotel a relaxed, gentle atmosphere and it was perfect for us to use as a base for a mixture of sunbathing and sightseeing. It took about five minutes from the hotel to reach the autostrade. Pisa, Lucca and Carrara are all within 30 minutes. Internet use was free, unlike our 4* Siena hotel. Laundry took two days, clothes were washed and ironed properly and inexpensively. I have only one, totally unfair, criticism of the hotel: it is an hour and a quarter's hard driving to Rapallo. Some of the best Scuba diving in that area of Italy is in the Portofino Marine Park (go with Abyss Diving in Rapallo) and the journey is just that bit too much to do every day. We will be in Tuscany next September and expect to stay at the Alba sul Mare again. We recommend it to anyone who prefers the personal atmosphere of a well run small hotel to a large impersonal hotel where the facilities of pools, exercise rooms and saunas appear to be more important.

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“A super week on the Tuscan coast”

We stayed here for a week in August. The hotel staff are very friendly and it is family run. The Manager Stefano is fantastic he has so much time for everyone and went out of his way to help find some where that was showing an English rugby match. You can easily get to Pisa and Lucca both reco... Więcej

We stayed here for a week in August. The hotel staff are very friendly and it is family run. The Manager Stefano is fantastic he has so much time for everyone and went out of his way to help find some where that was showing an English rugby match. You can easily get to Pisa and Lucca both recommended. The room was small as was the bathroom but it was all very clean and functional. The bed was comfortable. If you go in the school holidays be sure to ask the Hotel to reserve your beach space. We paid as little as 18 Euros at Bagno Amore - which is associated with the hotel make sure you tell them you are staying at the Alba sul Mare. We could not get a space every day so make sure you have your Bagno booked otherwise you will be paying 30 or worse 40 Euros which Bagno ISONZO charged us for a half day -after 2pm! The pool at Bagno ISONZO was smelt so chlorinated that we decided not to get in it. For all swimming pools you need a hat. The breakfast at the Alba sul Mare is plentiful but no hot food. The coffee is excellent and you can get a refill. There is a very nice restaurant in the hotel but we did not try it, maybe next time.

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