Family friendly Hotels in Montesilvano, Abruzzo

"Outstanding breakfast, free parking, great central location, quiet, very comfortable beds and easy to find. I’d definitely return."

"Location is very close to the beach. Room is a bit outdated but was clean. No free water but it was fine - there’s a grocery close by. My room faced the Main Street so it can be quite loud at night. Perhaps I should have asked for a quieter room."

"Great location on the beach among other six and seven story hotels. Likely was an elegant, refined hotel when it was built now slightly worn and out of fashion. With that said, the rate I paid was so low I was surprised how nicely kept the place is. Included in the very affordable rate was an extensive, very good breakfast Buffett that offered scrambled eggs, hard-boiled eggs, bacon, an array of meats, fruits, yogurts, breads, and pastries and coffee to order in a dining room with panoramic views of the Adriatic. That alone was worth Euro 15-20. The staff was exemplary."

"Room and property is clean. Bed is horrible. Room AC doesn't work and room is way too hot. When you open window, emergency stairs RIGHT NEXT TO IT which makes intruder easily come in. Noise outside is very loud. Wall is too thin you can hear water flushing from next room or water piling up in the toilet very easily. Window doesn't have any screen. Staff got better towards our end of stay but hotel should've notified us of city wide water shut down ahead of time especially announcement was done 2+ weeks before our arrival. (To give us a choice to go somewhere else due to no water) We couldn't shower 2 days. First day, they we need to buy water from then to brush teeth 🙄 amenities: they sell EVERYTHING. and they close by. 23:00 so if you needed anything you are screwed. "

"Its very quiet and new hotel. Everything is nice but we didn’t have hot water in the morning. Breakfast was fine, but I wish for almond or oat milk for my latte. "

"Staff went out of their way to find us some taxis and provide a late checkout after a local race. We were in Italy for the first time and as Americans, we felt very welcome in the hotel."