Alle Tamerici

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• BuenosAiresNormilla

  20 junio 2016
  Cuatro días de placer absoluto

  No tengo nada negativo para decir del Alle Tamericci. Desde la limpieza, la gentileza y simpatía del personal, los jardines, el acceso a la playa, todo ha sido impecable .. Espero volver pronto a Italia y volver a tener la oportunidad de alojarme en el Alle Tamerici. Son 200% recomendables ..

  

• montsebarna

  20 agosto 2016
  Un oasis en Ladispoli

  Nos hemos alojado en el hotel con la intención de visitar la cultura etrusca que se encuentra en los alrededores. El hotel es un oasis de paz y tranquilidad. Amabilidad por parte de todos los empleados. Cuenta con sólo 23 habitaciones, una gran piscina con hamacas y sombrillas (es un lujo bañarse en pleno mes de agosto, solamente con 3 o 4 personas en la piscina) hay un inmenso jardín con césped y agradables rincones con bancos para descansar. Como en Italia las playas no son gratuitas, el hotel dispone de playa privada con sombrilla y hamacas y un bar donde poder tomar un plato rápido, refrescos y helados. Sólo hay un pequeño edificio de 3 plantas dónde hay unas cuantas habitaciones, el resto se encuentran rodeando el jardín, son de planta baja, amplias, con aire acondicionado. La televisión, aunque tiene el canal Sky, con muchísimos canales, sólo hay uno hablado en español que es sudamericano. La limpieza excelente. El restaurante, ante todo es muy cuidadoso con los alérgicos. En la carta hay un recuadro donde señalan con números, los platos que pueden tomar las personas alérgicas o intolerantes a algún producto, la lactosa o el gluten, por ejemplo. Esto es genial, pero en lo único que falla un poco, es que son muy lentos en el servicio, hemos llegado a estar 1 hora y media para que nos sirvieran el primer plato. Tienen media pensión al precio de 25, con entrante, plato y postre. La calidad correcta, al querer ser un restaurante gastronómico la cantidad no es su fuerte.

  

• browsb

  27 abril 2017
  Strange

  On arrival to the hotel we couldn't get past the barrier because there was no one at reception. In fact there was no one anywhere! We had to hunt the receptionist down to let us in and it felt like she was running the place on her own. Later we went for a drink at the bar, but it was closed. We asked if the restaurant would be open, they said maybe?? Felt like an abandoned motel more than a 4 star hotel! Saying that, the rooms were clean and comfortable and the view of the sea was nice. Breakfast was extremely basic and the coffee was from a machine. Not nice at all. Wouldn't return.

  

• armandbc

  10 octubre 2017
  An oasis of peace less than hour away from home

  Our 2nd stay and likely not the last one. The place has kept the wonderful atmosphere of a convent. Nice and quiet rooms, a generous breakfast buffet in the morning and a decorated slow food restaurant if you don't feel like going out in the evening. Friendly and helpful staff. The beach is a few steps away - literally - with no street to cross. The train station is a 15-20 minutes walk away (or a short taxi ride) and there are multiple trains to and from Rome during the whole day. Unique archaeological sites with Etruscan tombs in Cerveteri and Tarquinia are reachable by car (30-60').

  

• annalL4696YQ

  25 octubre 2017
  One plus Two minuses

  Hotel with many pluses but double the minuses. Wonderful enclosed safe parking. Receptionist very polite & friendly but we felt sorry for her all alone in little more than a hut. Our room was on the other side of the grounds across an immaculately manicured garden decorated with religious statues (used to be a nunnery). We were offered a ride on the golf cart to our room, we really wanted to but had no luggage & didnt want to waste the receptionists time. Room was on 2nd floor, decent size with IKEA-like furniture (we like IKEA), and yes the mattress is springy, cheap & no mattress cover. The biggest bathroom in any hotel weve been to (still IKEA) with an unbearable sulphur stench. The tilling & painting were of very poor quality, I can only guess that once the nunnery was sold the nuns stayed on as decorators. The room is not sound proofed at all, we could hear everyone else walking, talking, using the toilet etc. At about midnight two men decided to have a lively conversation on the stair well, their voices were so amplified & the acoustics so good I think Boccelli should take note. In the morning I was awoken at 8am by the loud noise of lawn mowers & hedge trimmers which begs the question, if patrons are allowed to check out at 11am & the place appears to be ideal for a lie-in, couldnt they have timed the racquet in a more respectful manner. Lets not even talk about breakfast, cheap & nasty does not even describe it.