オクレ Monastero Fortezza di Santo Spirito周辺のおすすめホテル・旅館

ホテルは中心部から外にありますが、車で簡単にアクセスできます。無料駐車場、非常に利用可能な非常に大きなホテル、レセプションのスタッフがいます。部屋はとても広く、よく装飾されていて、とてもきれいでした。部屋の1つには角、リビングルーム、洗濯機がありました。朝食は素晴らしかった。サラダとすべてが標準に準拠していました。ビュッフェはスタッフが管理しており、できるだけ食べ、無制限に、コーヒーを飲み、散らばったテーブルで食べます。

アヴェッツァーノは観光客に提供するものはほとんどありませんが、このホテルは私たちが3泊するために必要な広い国立公園エリアを探索するための素晴らしい拠点です。バルコニー付きの素敵なトリプルルームがあり、ホテルはそれぞれ約6つの部屋またはスイートが美しい造園されたパティオエリアとプールに囲まれた小さな現代的な「家」に基づいています。朝食と夕食は本館で提供され、料理とサービスの両方が素晴らしく、私たちがそこにいる間、ゴールデンウェディングの記念日を祝うために無料のプロセッコとデザートが贈られました。毎日のルームサービスは素晴らしく、スタッフは皆とても丁寧で親切で、素晴らしい滞在をしてくれました-よくやったホテルデラピアナ-強くお勧めします!

This is not what we thought. We expected a great hotel, nestled at the foot of a beautiful national park. We got a cave dwelling in some scruffy sagebrush covered foothills. In the middle of a construction zone. With a cracked-in-half toilet seat. Positives: The staff is nice, service is good. The food in the one and only restaurant in town is quite good for both dinner and breakfast. The bed was comfortable. Negatives: There are nice mountains to the north of Santo Stefano— we saw them driving over from the Abruzzo coast. But you’d not know that from this location. The views from town are uninspired. The hiking looks fairly lame…no one is going to confuse this with the Dolomites. Our room was like a cave. Dark, claustrophobic, one small slot of a window. The door didn’t fit the door frame, so noise from everywhere came right through. Speaking of noise, the ‘bathroom’ was defined as the toilet/bidet/shower/ hiding behind a half wall, open at both ends. So everyone hears everything. The shower curtain didn’t reach the floor, so water splashed out all over the ‘bathroom’, and our toilet seat was broken in half. Charming. And you risk a concussion every time you brush your teeth and go to rinse and spit in the sink, which is under a concrete shelf. If you need to find something in the room, even with every light on, make sure you have a flashlight. The ‘town’ is the hotel, essentially. The staff member who checked us in and showed us to our room told us they were trying to attract more people to move there, make the town more like Pienza. Having stayed there, we’re not surprised to learn that this project is going, um, slowly. There is no reason to come to this town. Like, at all. Oh, and adding to all this charm were the not one, but two enormous construction cranes looming over everything. Which was enhanced also by all the scaffolding around (watch your head). No one is getting this place confused with Pienza. Conclusion: A nice idea, and we like their optimism, but ultimately a failed project. If you want a mountain experience, try Cortina. If you want charm, try basically anywhere in Tuscany. It’s not hard in those two areas to find great views, nice rooms, and toilet seats in one piece. There’s a reason you never hear about Abruzzo as a tourist destination,