Hotels with Restaurants in Calabria

"Food cold cappuccino cold wine tell you one price and then when you pay another price Shower towels too small Tropea beutyfull Vale Mare no good "

"Lorenzo & Bernadette made sure we had what we needed for our short stay in Reggio Calabria. Very helpful in arranging reservations and transportation. Many laughs were had, Grazie mille, Pellicano Guest House! Ryan & Jamie Wells"

"Spacious and very clean. Ocean view. Restaurant on site was amazing . Staff was very helpful and friendly. We would definitely return. "

"I will start with the cons before I get into what we enjoyed. First off we didn't get the room we booked. I booked a pool side room but was given sea view room. When I went to ask about it the blonde lady (I will not mention her name) tried to cover it up after I showed her my itinerary. She was fairly rude about it and just kept saying we upgraded you to sea view room. But I kept telling her I booked pool side and if I wanted sea view I would have booked sea view. Anyway I didn't want to make...

"Loved my experience with the hotel. Got in late. They took my passport and handed me a key. I arrived late and looked tired. Next morning breakfast had ended sooner than anticipated but the staff quickly offered to let me take from the buffet and sit down. Giordano(the chef) got wind of what had happened and stepped in to make cappuccinos and a cheese platters and offered lots of advice on the area and the areas I would be visiting. I also briefly met the owner who owns the hotel and iGreco...

"Amazing "

"We had a great stay thanks to the amazing staff"

"A bit out of town but comfortable, very clean and a very good breakfast. Staff friendly. Lots of restaurants to choose from in town. It was a good stop over from driving from Sicily to Puglia. Recommend. "

"It was clean and breakfast was good and it was very close to the station."

"The parking lot was new. The exterior of the building was new, as was the restaurant. However, past the check-in desk, you were transported 60 years into the past, as you entered the un-remodeled portion of the building. The stairs were old Formica, with a metal railing with yellow paint chipping off, and a burgundy-brown fabric as wallpaper that was sagging in places. Looking down some of the poorly lit hallways, it looked like the setting for a movie set in a seedy motel. Our room was the...