Lodges in Borgo Quinzio suchen

„ family‑run B&Bs the morning meal is a very traditional. classic, Italian “colazione” breakfast simple, sweet, light, and meant to ease you into the morning rather than fill you up like a British breakfast. Home made Sweet pastries — croissant (cornetto), jam tart (crostata), or simple cake (ciambellone) with a Tea_or_cappuccino — light, warm, comforting. It’s not a “tourist but it’s exactly what Italians themselves eat at home or in a bar. And I love it. Limited English but we manage to get all ...

„Wir hatte ein paar wunderschöne Tage in Hu Pinini. Das Angebot für die Kinder (Minidisco, das riesige Kinderbecken / Wasserlandschaft) ist ein großer Pluspunkt. Man hat auf dem Gelände eigentlich alles was man brauch. Selbst der kleine Minimarkt schreckt nicht ab und hat günstige Preise, sodass man nicht wirklich weg muss. Die Unterkunft war für uns drei groß genug. Einzig, was man verbessern könnte, war die Küchenausstattung. Zwei Töpfe, davon einer völlig rund am Boden, sodass er extrem ...

„Very clean rooms and very helpful staff too the location had great parking nearby which is a huge plus in that side of Italy the main sight seeing attractions or restaurants where maybe 30-40 mins away depending on traffic that would be one of my only downsides but seems it was the normal for a tourist since we aren’t allowed to drive in the (ZTL) zones which is where those sightseeing spots are so for a tourist renting a car this is your go to my last downside was the walls weren’t soundproof ...

„Della struttura non mi sono piaciute diverse I Icose, in particolare presenza di insetti in camera , presa elettrica non funzionante con conseguente batteria cellulare la mattina successiva quasi a zero, la mattina a colazione caffè servito con una caffettiera(napoletana) totalmente ammaccata e sporca.J“

„Top Hotel, in Top Lage!“

„Ho soggiornato allo una notte di passaggio, struttura modesta, camera pulite e spaziosa ma un po' umida . Colazione da prepararsi ma con cornetto fresco, Suggerirei il soggiorno come passaggio più che come punto fisso anche perché il paese offre poco“