Hotels near Pattichion Amphitheatre

"Great receptionist "

"We had a very comfortable stay here. We opted for the superior room, it was spacious and has everything you want, including a bathroom robe. The breakfast is great, lots of choice but don't go expecting exactly the same as an English cooked breakfast. It's in a very good central location. There were roadworks happening round about so it could be noisy first thing. We had a room on the 5th floor and that was fine. "

"Warm welcome and clean room for start!"

"The food was delicious. Room was comfortable. I liked being a little ways from the main tourist area and near the Salt Lake."

"ok"

"Lovely stay. Nice central location. Staff very attentive and breakfast choices were amazing "

"Great location, useful parking area, friendly staff. Comfortable room with a bathroom shower that gave plenty of hot water. A fridge was useful alhough we found that the compressor was noisy so we turned it off at night. There was a humming from outside too, possibly a A/C unit, but then I am always a poor sleeper. Not aware of much traffic noise though. Wide breakfast buffet, continually refreshed, which was very enjoyable. Our second visit, and we woukd return. "

"Room was lovely and big. Nice balcony. Views are of the industrial port so “sea view” is technically correct but it’s not what most people might imagine! Nice sky bar (16th floor). Shower and bed both good. Lighting - as so often in hotels - not great. Always had to request towels in the gym/sauna area - lack of checks to ensure they were available. Breakfast was excellent - big choice, good egg station. "

"The Best Western Plus Larco Hotel is overrated. It's outside the city center (30 to 40 minutes on foot), the rooms are tiny and certainly not what you would expect of a hotel that is rated 4 stars, the breakfast is ordinary and repetitive. They also have a nickel and dime attitude that is deplorable. As an example, they give you one litre of water the first day that you arrive, but want you to pay for it starting on the second day. Considering the cost of the tiny hotel room, that's nothing short of deplorable. You're much better off at a property in the middle of town that charges quite a bit less and gives you a lot more."