Family Hotels in Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria

"Facility was clean and well kept but the resort restaurant was closed and there wasn’t much to do. We had to drive in town to Scilla which was pretty but was a bit warn. Stray cats everywhere and not many places were open. Keep in mind it was 5pm. "

"I'm used to 3 star hotels. This hotel is truly 4 star. The cleanliness, the staff and our very affordable ocean view suite with spectacular views of Mt. Etna, the Straits of Messina, and sunsets was wonderful. The robes and slippers is a nice perk. The hotel location is a few minutes walk to the high speed ferry to Messina, Sicily and a few minutes walk to the Lido train station. The hotel is convenient to the Lungomare waterfront and the famous Archeological Museum as well as several art galleries and shopping. All less than 10 minutes away by walking. Bocconissimo, the fabulous hotel restaurant, is open for a full buffet breakfast 7-10 am and dinner from 7:30-10 pm with a spectacular menu from delicious pizza to scrumptious pasta dishes, all with no salt and pepper needed, like some restaurants in Italy I've experienced. The downside to this hotel is the surroundings which were devastated by storm Harry in January. The city is working hard to restore the waterfront. However,don't miss this one!!!"

"Very dated, pictures look"

"Clean room, great position, staff always available, warm welcome , great breakfast , great view /// "

"Wonderful "

"This property was a short walk from the ferry going to Messina Italy it was also a short walk to the train station where you can take the train to any other Italian city people are very friendly here. Housekeeping kept the room fresh and clean Rooftop Bar was open views were phenomenal"

"The room was clean and ok, and the staff was very helpful and courteous. "

"Very convenient and comfortable hotel right by the station and museum. Wonderful breakfast and friendly and helpful staff."

"Cute room with an amazing view. Check in process was difficult. Transportation to the train and back was a challenge. "