Search Hotels Near Centro Attivita Culturali Don Tommaso Leccisotti, Torremaggiore

"Fantastisk värd & boende! Inte mycket som slår den ljuvliga servicen vi fick av paret som ägde hotellet. Det blir garanterat fler stopp hos Antonio med familj!! Torremaggiore 110% Frukost 110% (+ utsikt) Renlighet 110% Service 110% Vänlighet 110% Helhet 999%"

"Amazing place, wouldn’t stay anywhere else!"

"Lovely room with balcony. Very modern bathroom with plenty of space to put spongebag and accessories. The shower was especially great. "

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"The room was beautiful and comfortable. The welcome was warm and welcoming. The food in the restaurant is was excellent. "

"Loved this place!!! The owner was very nice and responsive. Little gem in the middle of the city."

"A very nice hotel with all the basics. Comfortable beds and the bathrooms are updated and modern. Parking needs to be directlyin frontifthe hotel due to car thefts, but we did not feel unsafe even when returning from a wedding at 2am. Proximity to train station makes this hotel very convenient"

"If your looking for a place close to the train station this is great. A little bit of a trek up hill to get to the city center where everything is. No breakfast unless you think packaged biscuits and bread breakfast, not happy about that. "

"This is a wonderful hotel located in Lucera and close to the charming town of Pietra Montecorvino ( a real hidden gem). Spacious rooms with beautiful views. Staff was accommodating and the breakfast was excellent with sweet and savory options."

"Camera spacciata per insonorizzata e in depandance invece era in un palazzo adiacente, la stanza piccola arredata malissimo, il bagno fatiscente e con presenza di muffa, infissi vecchi e mal funzionanti, delle due porte finestra solo una con tenda anche rotta, per non parlare della posizione sopra un bar che alle 6 del mattino ha aperto con tanto di vociferare ad altissima voce senza alcun rispetto!!"

"This is a small town in Italy away from everything. 4 hours and 2 trains from Rome. This bed and breakfast (coffee and croissant in the Centrale Bar in the piazza below) may be one of only a few places here to stay. They have no fast food chains in this town of about 12,000 but it is a slice of Italy that hasn't changed much in the last 50 years. The accommodations were very good but there is no staff onsite. Assistance if needed is by phone. Small shops and restaurants are only blocks away. We...