Hoteller i Alvito

«Great location!»

«Greates warmly and shown room. Beautiful grounds and delicious breakfast. »

«We booked very last minute. We arrived in Rome and drove approximately halfway to our destination, which would have been Amalfi area. This was a perfect one night stop over after a long flight. Giacomo met us and showed us around the property. The room was very spacious and very clean. The beds were firm yet very comfortable. I would not hesitate to book again.»

«Tutto perfetto, ottima gestione»

«Lovely host who cares very much. Gave me the card for the best restaurant in Cassino too! Called Sir Jaspers. Totally safe parking for my motorcycle. The b&b is wonderful and well placed for access to town, Monte Cassino, and the war cemeteries. Polish and the Commonwealth War Cemetery. »

«Excelente hotel con un buen restaurante.»

«Ottima sistemazione, accogliente e spaziosa, per un breve soggiorno. »

«Un posto incantevole , ristrutturato da poco, pulito e nel pieno borgo medievale. Camere semplici e ben tenute, personale cordialissimo»

«un posto bellissimo, tra relax e divertimento nella natura, 👍👍»

«Ich habe für eine Nacht übernachtet, da ich am nächsten Tag weiter nach Kalabrien gefahren bin. Es war alles perfekt. Super Parkplatz im Innenhof und abgeschlossen. »

«Sehr liebevoll gepflegte Anlage und die Gastgeber sind mit vollem Herzen im Einsatz. »

«Our stay was extremely disappointing due to multiple serious issues. One of the two rooms assigned to our family was double-booked, making the accommodation unavailable upon arrival. Additionally, the photos and descriptions of the property are inaccurate and misleading. We were assigned rooms 2A and 2B, which are simply bedrooms located off a hallway with a shared bathroom and a shared kitchen. This was not clearly disclosed in the listing and did not match what was advertised or what we ...

«Nice clean place to stay. Just a 5 min drive into the city center. Reasonably priced.»

«I arrived at the hotel in the evening with dinner already scheduled, expecting a relaxing meal. Instead, I was seated completely alone in a large, empty dining room while two televisions blared different shows at the same time — not exactly the ambiance one hopes for. The dinner itself was shockingly underwhelming: store-bought ravioli, which the waiter oddly recommended, followed by a single veal chop as the main course. With just one glass of wine, the bill came to €40 — an absurd price for ...