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It’s a real buzz of a town. Not homogeneous as some cities but lots of local bars and restaurants serving great food. The old buildings look better from a distance. There is little to find out about the fort or the old town but they are nice to walk around. The ruins of Roman Emperor Nero’s villa are nearby but again there is little there other than the outline of the buildings. It would have been awesome when it was built set on a headline with fantastic views Quattro la pizza was an amazing restaurant with an internal courtyard were approximately 40 of us ate dinner one evening. As the name suggests they specialise in pizza so don’t go there looking for pasta as you’ll be disappointed. The pizzas were so good though we did go back another evening for seconds. If you are going to drive in Nettuno do not get a big car. Your sat Nav may take you down narrow streets where having a big car is a real inconvenience.

I have traveled for over 30 years, this rates as one of the worst places I have ever stayed. It is old, smelly, musty, cold, no one on site. You need to tell them exactly when you will arrive, the owner lives 20 miles away. You can't access the property as it is gated, almost impossible to find. There is a banner on the outside of the building that is tucked in with any others. The owners do not speak any English and our Italian is fair at best. Everything communicates through an APP. Once outside the unit, the gate to the yard is 10 ft long, no key access, no handles and the metal gate is very difficult to slide open and close. I am a pretty strong guy and had so much trouble opening this gate. Next you come to the downstairs of the condo. Same situation with the gate to enter the house. Once in you must lock both doors. The downstairs they call the common area. It is so musty and 1960's. Has a small kitchen a few tables and they do not turn the heat on. Up to the room, small uncomfortable bed, the bathroom had a major leak around the window and in the morning there was about 4 gallons of water on the floor. Looking at the wall you could see this is not the first time it leaked. Small t.v. small sitting area, Again 1960's. You have to text them through the app and ask them to turn the heat on and off or up and down as needed. They turn the heat off completely about 11 p.m. and you can't get in touch with them. The upstairs has a small balcony area that overlooks all the other homes. Again the metal gates on the doors are so heavy to move, and really nothing to go out there for. Breakfast, the women shows up at 8:20 keeps her coat on because it is so cold. Puts out a small display. coffee. This rates as a negative number to me and I would not recommend this to anyone. The photos they show on the web site, certainly were staged photos. This place stinks

whichever one you prefer, a sandy beach that extends indefinitely, ideal for young children, what I personally don't like is that you have to walk a lot from the coast to get to the depths of the swimming sea

Great little place with wonderful beaches and restaurants. Only one hour away from Tome by train (€3.60). Has a medieval part full of restaurants near the marina. Rent your car in Rome though! Locally they will rob you blind especially for an automatic! Near Anzio where you can get on a ferry or a hydrofoil and go to gorgeous island of Ponzo.

It's a charming place but slightly up market. The old town is particularly beautiful and characteristic with lots of great restaurants for different budgets. Probably ideal in September or spring, I imagine it will be over crowded in August.