Find 2 Star Hotels in Rezzoaglio from AED 249

"Exceptionally friendly and helpful hotel staff, really made a difference. We had a room with a window overseeing building’s pipes and cables, no daylight - so that’s the only negative, but can work for one night stays, especially that the hotel is in a great location. Would go again, but to a room with a window. "

"Great location , clean , comfortable bed and pillows"

"L'hotel è situato nel centro della città. Il personale è molto cordiale."

"Wir haben sehr spät gebucht und trotzdem wurden wir außerhalb der eigentlichen Checkin Zeit herzlich empfangen. Morgens sind wir zu früh für das Frühstück abgereist und haben trotzdem noch einen Cappuccino erhalten. Sehr zu empfehlen."

"Would recommend to anyone. 5 star service. "

"It was a good location - staff were somewhat friendly, the waitress at breakfast was not. Was more like a hostel than hotel. Wouldn’t stay here again. "

"Was clean and quiet as expected. We enjoy to stay there and the view on the terrace in the morning when we took our breakfast was amazing."

"We really enjoyed our stay and the hospitality of the staff here. It was the height of mosquito season and try provided a couple things to make the room more comfortable. Would definitely recommend it! Parking is across the street in a lot, very convenient."

"Hotel is right across from the beach. Close to the train station and restaurants."

"I loved this little beach city to stay in while exploring the nearby towns. The hotel has a restaurant next door which is one of the best in town and even the locals eat there. Hotel is walking distance to the train station. You can hear the train go by which seemed a little bothersome initially though easy to get over. The interiors of the rooms are a little dated. Overall good experience."

"I don’t speak Italian but that didn’t explain why the host was sat in the dark and obviously hadn’t check bookings because she was clearly shocked when I had booked a room. To save money all lights were out and it made navigating the stairs with a heavy bag quite precarious. No breakfast or coffee."