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Sperlonga Old Town Hotel Guide

Don’t keep your travel plans on repeat year after year. The same city with the same hotel every season will bore you and give you an itch to go looking for something new. Expand your geographical horizons to more than just those five blocks around your usual haunt.

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Recent Sperlonga Old Town hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Grand Hotel Le Rocce

5 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"This hotel is secluded high class location in Gaeta. A gem. Charming rooms all overlooking the ocean with a balcony . The private beach is sandy and the sea was crystal clear with no waves. You can walk in the water for distances. Sunlight all day. All restaurants have beach view. The breakfast was included with incredible variety: berries and maple syrup on our stay. The dinner menu was upper class Italian cuisine. It included a variety of fresh fish, pastas and meat. Please note that there are stone steps to get to the beach and around the complex. We counted 240 steps down from our room. The steps are stone and wide with rest areas. Includes an outdoor pool area with a restaurant bar on top. The vegetation is luscious and do bring bug spray if you attract mosquitoes( I suggest the hotel have this available for guests). Getting around is either by car or taxi expect to pay 35-45Euros one way. TV in our room had Netflix, YouTube so you can login to your account."

A verified traveler stayed at Grand Hotel Le Rocce

Hotel Mirasole International

4 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Likes: . Very close to a fantastic beach as well as half hour walk to the old town. . A lot to see near the hotel. Dislikes: . Pool was closed as of September, but this is not communicated when booking. One of the reasons i went there was the pool they have and advertised. Not sure why pool was closed if A/C is still running. . Shower temperature fluctuations were extreme. Water would get very hot then very cold. . No draft beer or good tequila in the bar. Bar man did not seem to have much knowledge of drinks. I know it is a wine country, but the availability should be there."

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Mirasole International

Grand Hotel La Playa

4 out of 5

Posted 7 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"While our room was very clean, it did have old mold on the shower. This hotel is older, but it probably used to be very grand. One of the things we loved was that it included our own reserved umbrella and beach lounges. It also had a balcony with a beautiful sunset view over the sea. We couldn't get really excited about the breakfast, either, but it was definitely adequate. The small town was quiet and sleepy, not a party place. It was very reasonably priced and a good value."

A verified traveler stayed at Grand Hotel La Playa

Hotel Serapo

4 out of 5

Posted 3 weeks ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Breakfast was the same everyday. The first night we arrived we asked front desk for recommendations on a restaurant for dinner and they told us they have dinner menu at the hotel. We had dinner and we were very disappointed with our food. They had a set menu. They had a buffet station with salads and fruit. You were able to choose one of 2 pastas and one of 2 entrees. Me and my husband had a combination of the food so we can try the different foods. Both pastas were barely room temperature Fish was dry and cold seemed like it sat out for a while before serving. Meat was room temperature and tough. Did not enjoy this at all! Beach umbrellas and 2 chairs were 30 euros where the beach right next door was 15 euros and another one was 20 euros. We stayed at beaches next door! They were great and had a restaurant as well that was very good. Why spend extra money?? Overall experience was ok"

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Serapo