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Set 164 feet from Pescara Centrale Train Station, G Hotel Pescara offers a terrace and free WiFi access throughout. Everything, in particular its location & parking facilities.
Set near the highway at Chieti Scalo, the Best Western Parco Paglia is a stylish, modern hotel a 15-minute drive from Pescara Airport. All rooms are spacious and come with free Wi-Fi and an LCD TV. Very kind staff, the breakfast was great, very good Internet connection. Pescara was near and more close was the small town chieti which was very beautiful. Free parking, the hotel was brand new and very clean. The rooms were great.
Located in Barisciano in the Abruzzo Region, 9.9 mi from L’Aquila, Convento di San Colombo is set in its garden and it features a children's playground and views of the mountain. My friends and I stay in the hotel for Christmas. The staff is most warmly welcome and give us all the help we need, including splitting the large bed into 2 single beds, providing the glass cups for tea, cracking the nuts for us during the breakfast.
Hotel Saint Tropez - Pineto features free bikes, seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden and bar in Pineto.
Featuring a garden, bar and views of garden, Il Fortino is located in Celano, 5 miles from Fucino Hill. I have already reviewed this property.
Set in Roccaraso in the Abruzzo Region, 3.7 mi from the Monte Pratello ski area, Hotel Il Bucaneve features a terrace, a garden area, free WiFi, and heated ski storage space. Given our misadventure due to a wrong turn, we arrived later than we anticipated. Angelo and his wife Fiorentina helped the five of us bring in all the gear and luggage for three days of skiing. They were expecting us. They asked about our dinner plans. They called the restaurant for us. No problem. Angelo knows everyone in the area. And everything about the area. The hotel is three years old. It is gorgeous. Stone and wood. Villeroy & Boch bath fixtures. Beautiful, but not pretentious. The hotel is even more beautiful in person. The pictures do not do it justice. Every detail is thought of. There is a ski room to store your gear. And it is heated. Angelo pipes heat into the lockers so that your gloves, helmet and ski boots are warm and dry for the next day. It also keeps your room much tidier. Very nice touch. I communicated with Angelo prior to our arrival. He was extraordinarily helpful with regard to the Alto Sangro ski area. He told me all about the mountain, where to park, where to rent gear, where to eat lunch etc etc. Everything I needed to know to get the most out of our three days on the hill. The breakfast is all home made. Cornetti, Ciambaline, cake, cookies. All amazing. Excellent coffee. After a day of skiing or after dinner, we were invited to share an aperitivo, digestivo, hot chocolate coffee with Angelo and Fiorentina. Our kids looked forward to it everyday. We felt like we were staying with an Aunt and Uncle in their gorgeous ski house.
Located in Castel di Sangro in the Abruzzo Region, 5 mi from Roccaraso. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV. Wonderful host! Nice hot shower with excellent water pressure! Very clean! Good space for our family of 5, great location, good fresh breakfast!
Offering and views of the Rio Verde waterfalls, Nido delle Rondini is located in Fallo. The hotel has a terrace and a restaurant. WiFi and parking are both free at the property. The staff were fantastic and the evening meals were excellent. Very good value for money.
Located in Pescara and with Gabriele D'Annunzio House reachable within 2.3 miles, Boutique Hotel e Spa Città Bianca provides express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi and...
Set in Civitella Alfedena, 22 mi from Roccaraso, Casahotel Civitella features free WiFi access and free private parking. All rooms come with a TV. Certain rooms feature views of the mountain or lake. Casahotel Civitella is a basic (but incredibly friendly!) hotel with comfortable rooms located in the National Park "Parco Nazionale d'Abruzzo, Lazio e Molise" with wildlife such as the linx, the Italian Marsican brown bear, and deer in close proximity. You can start your hikes at the hotel! :--). The hotel serves an Italian breakfast with cakes from the daughter of one of the owners, but also cereals, bread, yogurt, fruits, grilled zucchine depending on the day. The owners can advise about hikes. Would stay again, recommended.
Surrounded by the vineyards of Abruzzo, 1.9 mi from Canosa Sannita, Magnificat Hotel&Resort offers views of the sea and Majella mountains. It offers a restaurant, garden and bar. WiFi is free. Staff helpful and the wine is excellent!
Only 984 feet from the sandy Alba Adriatica beach, Villa Cesare features a garden, free WiFi, and a terrace. Offering free private parking, the property is 9.9 mi from San Benedetto del Tronto. Daniele and his relatives will do their best to make you feel home.
Located in Alanno, a 15-minute drive from Chieti, Halanus Hotel And Resort offers free Wi-Fi and modern-style rooms with air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.
Located in the center of Popoli on the northern edge of the Majella National Park, Albergo Ma.re offers free Wi-Fi and rooms with a flat-screen TV.
Hotel Rojan is set in the historical center of Sulmona. It offers air-conditioned rooms, a snack bar and a 24-hour reception. Wi-Fi in public areas is free. Friendly host, very clean, nice breakfast, great location
Just 1312 feet from the Adriatic Sea and Giulianova's blue-flag beach, Hotel 900 is a design property offering stylish rooms and free WiFi throughout.
In the heart of Rivisondoli, Garnì La Rua nel Bosco is a family-run hotel offering wood interiors and a breakfast hall with fireplace. We enjoyed our stay at Garni La Bua Nel Bosco.
A 5-minute walk from the center of Roccaraso, Hotel Garnì il Riccio offers a bar, garden and sun terrace. All alpine-style rooms come with free Wi-Fi, an LCD TV and a balcony. Everything about the hotel was great, but the best part was the staff.
La Locanda del Parco offers rustic, elegant rooms in a quiet area with views of the Gran Sasso Natural Park. Il Giglio Rosso restaurant serves specialties of Teramo, and a selection of local wines. Staff treated us like family and were hospitable in every way
Set in the small town of Nereto, Hotel Europa is 5.6 mi from Alba Adriatica beach. Opened in 2010, it features a peaceful garden where drinks can be served.
Set inside the Abruzzo National Park, Hotel Daniel is located in Pescasseroli, 0.9 mi from the ski slopes. Older resort, classy and clean. Kind and friendly staff. You can get espresso, &c.
Il Lavatoio Dimora Storica offers rooms in Castel Di Sangro, in the heart of the Apennine Mountains. The lobby incorporates a 18th-century restored wash house. The comfort and the quiet. The breakfast is abundant and delicious and fresh and they serve local...
Breaking Business Hotel is set near the Adriatic Coast, a few yards from both the A14 and A24 motorway exits. Highlights include a modern wellness center and a rooftop terrace. Very clean; convenient for our stopover; good breakfast.
Hotel Il Tiglio provides friendly accommodations in the center of Castel di Sangro, close to the Abruzzo and the Maiella National Parks. A free homemade breakfast is provided. The owners. Mario and Massimo, could not have been better hosts.
Hotel Rio is located directly on Vasto Marina’s beach, offering a private area with free sun loungers and parasols. It features a large sea-view terrace, a restaurant and free parking. All staff were wonderful and helpful, they went out of their way to help us and make us feel welcome...
Hotel Ovidius is a modern building set just 984 feet from Sulmona's main square. You will have free on-site parking here, a 24-hour bar, a traditional restaurant, and a spa. Excellent! Best location, staff and comfort.
The Hotel Federico II is centrally located in L’Aquila and offers free parking and free Wi-Fi in public areas. Its restaurant specializes in meat recipes, local wines and homemade desserts. Location / parking / breakfast
Hotel L'Aquila is housed in a renovated 18th-century building in the historic center of L'Aquila. Each room is decorated with designer furniture and offers free WiFi. The Cathedral is 1640 feet away. Best hotel and convenient to everything in l’Aquila
The modern Victoria Hotel is set in the heart of Pescara, next to Piazza della Rinascita, and offers a small wellness center, shared fitness center and free parking. The location was EXCELLENT! Beach, shops, restaurants all in the vacinity.
Enjoy a stay among green hills at the family-run La Compagnia Del Viaggiatore. Only 3.7 mi from the center of L’Aquila, the hotel offers great-value accommodations in spacious and multicolored rooms. Great staff Terrific breakfast Fabulous value Close to national park
Set in Silvi Marina, with direct access to its own private beach, this 4-star hotel offers bright, spacious rooms with a balcony and large windows. To be entirely honest, this was our first trip to Italy and we didn't know what to expect, but...
La casa del pellegrino is offering accommodations in Manoppello. Providing a restaurant, the property also features a bar and a shared lounge. Nicely decorated and clean room. Good restaurant. Easy parking. Quite location.
Featuring a garden, Bellavistarelax is located in Giulianova, an 8-minute walk from Picture Gallery Vincenzi Bindi. Offering a restaurant, the property also features a terrace, as well as a hot tub.
Le camere di Villa Incanto has accommodations in Colonnella. Offering a restaurant, the property also has a garden and a bar. The hotel offers a buffet or Italian breakfast.
Pescara, Montesilvano, and LʼAquila are popular with other travelers visiting Abruzzo.
Couples traveling to Abruzzo loved staying at Villa Sant'Angelo, Hotel La Pergola, and Borgo Baccile by Vini Fantini.
These hotels in Abruzzo are also highly-rated by couples: Hotel Il Tiglio, Hotel Rojan, and Relais Assunta Madre.
Many families visiting Abruzzo loved staying at Hotel La Pergola, Hotel Art'è, and Hotel Il Tiglio.
Hotel Garnì Il Riccio, Villa Sant'Angelo, and Borgo Baccile by Vini Fantini are also popular among family travelers.
G Hotel Pescara, Best Western Parco Paglia Hotel, and Hotel Il Tiglio are some of the popular hotels in Abruzzo.
In addition, Villa Sant'Angelo, Hotel Rojan, and Hotel Garnì Il Riccio are also popular in Abruzzo.
Some of the best hotels in Abruzzo near Campo Imperatore include Ostello Campo Imperatore, Hotel Nido dell'Aquila, and Villa Èlia.
Travelers who stayed in Abruzzo near Abruzzo Airport (PSR) have said good things about Boutique Hotel e Spa Città Bianca, Hotel Bed&Business, and Hotel Spazio Residenza.
Among the hotels near Abruzzo Airport in Abruzzo, S Hotel, Queen Hotel, and Parc Hotel Villa Immacolata were also highly rated.
Hotel Abruzzo Marina, Villa Sant'Angelo, and La Ciucculella Resort in Abruzzo have received great reviews for the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Abruzzo also loved the views from their rooms at Baia Delphis Resort, Borgo Baccile by Vini Fantini, and Relais Assunta Madre.
On average, 3-star hotels in Abruzzo cost $87 per night, and 4-star hotels in Abruzzo are $91 per night. If you're looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Abruzzo cost around $183 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Popular places to stay in Abruzzo include hotels near Campo Imperatore, La Pineta, and Rocca Calascio Fortress.
There are 4,145 hotels in Abruzzo you can book on Booking.com.
Hotels in Abruzzo that offer highly-rated breakfasts include Relais Assunta Madre, Albergo Il Giardino del Rio, and Albergo Ma.Re.
Breakfast at these hotels in Abruzzo are also highly-rated: Hotel Il Tiglio, Hotel Arimannia, and Best Western Parco Paglia Hotel.
Loreto Aprutino is a fantastic historical little town in Abruzzo region. If you come here once, you will want return as soon as possible. Here, you can feel the atmosphere of the past, can breathe the fresh air of nature, can try local "arrosticini" or fine wines of Loreto. From here you have a splendid view of the Adriatic sea as well as Gran Sasso d´Italia (the highest peak of the Appenine peninsula). Go and see with your own eyes, it is worth!
Functional little town, a stopping point for skiing or seeing more of Abruzzo. The drive to Rocca Calascio and visit there were amazing.
Pescara is really 2 towns separated by the river. The new town contains hotels, shopping and the beach. The old town contains historical buildings, the farmers market and more shopping. In addition to the town, there are castles and wineries in the outlying areas and the tours and tastings are amazing. We only had a day of touring but it lasted from 9am until 1:30am the next morning! We should have allowed much more time to explore this beautiful area. A 'must-do' when visiting is dinner at a Trabucco - set price (50 euro for each of us) and 10 courses of seafood in a rustic place over the Adriatic Sea - priceless memory! We found our guide on Abruzzo-Link and Angelo Brigante was phenomenal! Even though this area is not widely publicized, it is a gem along the eastern coast.
Assergi is a small village, typical for this area of Abruzzo. The people are friendly and helpful to visitors. The local cuisine, while not extensive, is very delicious and meticulously prepared. And it's not too expensive, so you get a lot of value.
Hiking from town to the "Heart of Scanno" panoramic view on the lake is easy. The lake itself lake offers facilities as well, nice hiking in the Abruzzo NP is possible. The road from Sulmona to Scanno is often quite spectacular. A few km before Scanno there's also lago di San Domenico. But the town itself is also worth to enjoy. Bring a book and go sit on a bank to enjoy the atmosphere. People are really friendly and everyone knows each other. Also check out about the famous photographers that visited Scanno. Lively atmosphere during the evenings in the central square.
A very pretty hill top village surrounded by spectacular scenery. All the necessary amenities are there including restaurants, a small supermarket, a pharmacy and cash point. It is also an excellent base for exploring both Abruzzo and Le Marche and is about 20 mins from the coast. You will need a hire car to get around.
Very friendly and welcoming people although the personnel manning the ticketing office at the bus station could do (much) better. I liked the beach and the roofed market. Food was great too in all eateries. The Museo delle gente d'Abruzzo was worth visiting. Not much more caught my eye in terms of what to see/do, maybe better signage and promotion of tourist attractions could help. Defo too much graffiti and in certain areas, cleanliness could be improved.
Isola del Gran Sasso has plenty of restaurants and enough shops to cover basic needs. It is a good base for exploring the Abruzzo countryside though hikers should allow plenty of time to get to the various mountains. It takes about an hour to get to Campo Imperatore for example.
Quaint old town in the Abruzzo area with a beautiful backdrop of mountains in the background. Lots of bars, restaurants and shops to go to.
Sulmona was a great place to stay on route to southern Abruzzo. If you are a skier or bushwalker then this would be an excellent city to be based. The central piazza with its aqueduct is magical in the evening and the snow capped mountains make a stunning backdrop to the city.
This beautifully restored, family-run hotel is a gem! They even planned a detailed day trip itinerary for us, with a handmade map and created a very memorable adventure for us in the Abruzzo Region. On our departure day, they insisted on providing breakfast for us at 6:15AM, even though the normal start of breakfast is 7:30AM. Wonderful people in a wonderful hotel! If you have the opportunity to visit the Abruzzo region, stay at the Hotel Rojan in Sulmona. You won’t be disappointed.
Wonderful setting underlooking snow-capped mountains and overlooking (distantly) the Adriatic. Attached to a Michelin 1-Star restaurant (highly recommended). Friendly, efficient staff -even called local winery to make sure they had our reservation. The chef even helped with our bags. Ask about other restaurants to eat in and about wineries to visit (if you have a good GPS). Bonus -- they have an elevator. Reasonably centrally located to visit other parts of Abruzzo.
Lovely, quiet property in the beautiful Abruzzo countryside. Very responsive and helpful host. Super clean, spacious room with good-sized bathroom, shower had great water pressure and plenty of hot water, lots of space around the sink for toiletries, comfortable bed with nice bed linens, fast wifi, easy parking. Tasty breakfast with a bit more variety than many morning offerings in Italy. Would definitely stay again and highly recommend to other travelers.
We highly recommend Hotel Arimannia. Our guest room was beautifully decorated and quite nice. The staff was always there if we needed anything. David is the best! He was so accommodating and made us feel like part of the family. Thanks to David and a wonderful Chef, we were introduced to a new Abruzzo wine and had the most amazing Italian dinner! Our stay in Caramanico couldn't have been better. We will be back!
We loved everything about Agriturismo Angelucci. The property was stunning and our room was spotless. Hot water with good pressure. Our daily breakfast was slightly different each day and featured local dishes specific to the Abruzzo region. On top of this, the staff couldn't have been more wonderful. We enjoyed talking to Anna and Vincenzo - they couldn't have been more friendly and accommodating.
This is a fabulous little B&B in a tiny town in Abruzzo. It's clean, bright and very homelike and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious and Liliana and Vincenzo were great hosts. The views from the porch and balconies are gorgeous as is the entire property. We wouldn't hesitate to return or to recommend it to other travelers. The town nearby has several restaurants ... we ate very well!!!
This very lovely hotel - a renovated stone palazzo - is located in an unassuming town not far from L'Aquila, ski resorts, and Santo Stefano di Sessanio. The owners were gracious, the breakfast bountiful, and the rooms were big, clean, warm, and comfortable. It was a perfect base for exploring the best of Abruzzo.
Claudia and Francesco were attentive and very friendly. The location was perfect in every way. We went to experience the culture of where my family was from and we certainly got a wonderful feel for it, confirming the way we grew up in America was authentic to the Abruzzo way.
To be entirely honest, this was our first trip to Italy and we didn't know what to expect, but everything was fantastic and we had an incredible trip. Our room (426) had a stunning view of Silvi Alti and of the beautiful beach especially from the balcony and was very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent with lots of choice of good quality fare. As for the location, you could fall out of the hotel on to the beach or in to the swimming pool and there were lots of very nice places to eat within a short walking distance. The bar was great and well stocked and all of the staff really could not do any more for us, including arranging a Wine Tasting session at a local vineyard, which was fabulous!! We hired two bikes (free) for a couple of hours and rode along the coastal path to Pineto to have coffee and a look around, something I'd recommend, even if like us you haven't been on a bicycle for 20-30 years. Walking up and down the very clean and sandy beach at least twice daily was a huge pleasure and I'm sure we'll be doing it again.
Loved The Sea Lion hotel. The staff, especially Carmini and Flory, were so welcoming and helpful. The accommodations and location were perfect. We could walk down the passeggiata to dinner each evening and felt safe. The fish is very fresh & the pasta delicious, along with the local wines. Breakfast was great with made to order eggs, fresh fruit and sweets galore! We had dinner at the hotel one night and it was excellent. The beach and pool were clean and quiet for the most part. The hotel next door had some loud music and a girl shrieking on a microphone one day (I think it was Sunday)!!! All in all, a great hotel.
Property itself was great!! Beach access, pool, poolside bar and on site food. Staff did their best to communicate despite language barrier. Lifeguard on duty at beach and pool. Fun atmosphere. Staff that was onsite to keep things fun for the kids. Great family atmosphere. I appreciated the drying racks outside of the annex rooms. Annex rooms were nicely situated on the resort. Rooms were a decent size and very basic. Front desk called taxi for us to go into town. Very nice breakfast and meals. Easy walk from train station
very well situated, very modern and clean, very good value for money, not the right place for a person who is looking for something traditional of course !
This is a place that is indescribably amazing. One of the most beautiful locations on earth.
