Michelangelo Terme

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• N7019FWmassimoc

  29 diciembre 2016
  Excellent experience

  I have been at hotel Michelangelo for a week vacation with two kids and my wife. It was a very nice staying. Very excellent service and facility. Excellent food and attention for the kids needs. I have appreciated also the activities for the kids and the pools. Super nice bus service for reaching the beach and the city center. The only thing is that I felt some of the employee were a kind of too tired due maybe the work schedule and it felt a kind of strange sometimes since you are there only to relax and feel well. Overall Excellent.

  

• Marozia8

  04 junio 2017
  A pleasant discovery

  Hotel up in a hill in Lacco Ameno district. The hotel has been estensively renovated in most of The areas. A big thermal swimming pool and 2 little ones. Wide spaces and a nice SPA. A beautiful view and a lot of space. The hotel has a peculiar attention for families with children: ie lot of screaming italian boys and girls. Personnel at restaurAnt very professional and Kind, especially The maitre and Mr Nello. The only problem is food quality: almost everything was freezed and not well cooked for a 4 stars hotel... even breakfast had lots of food supplies but not always fresh baked. We will come back if food quality and cooking will improve

  

• Helen140890

  27 septiembre 2019
  Do not stay unless you are an 80 year old with low standards!

  We were put into this hotel by our tour company, Voyage Prive and the local supplier Sunlux Viaggi/Red carpet Ischia. We were informed this was to be a 4* luxury, gorgeous hotel. This was VERY far from the truth. We are a couple in our late 20s, well-travelled to many luxury hotels. This is a 1* hotel at best, it may not even get any stars really. Now what can I say that is positive? 1. Cleanliness of the rooms was good. Good clean every day, no fresh bedding but a fresh bath towel every day. 2. Large sized room, fridge to store drinks in. Decent enough hairdryer. Nice view from the balcony. 3. Shuttle bus to Lacco Ameno and the beach, although, its telling to say one of the best things about the hotel was the ability to leave it! 4. Pool area outside is ok, plenty of sun beds. Pools themselves are ok too. Now here comes the negatives.... 1. The absolute number 1 worst thing is the food. Sadly, we only had the option to go full board. Most people come to Italy for fresh pasta, pizza, delicious flavours. Well, the food can only be described as something youd get in an old peoples home or 90s school dinners. Bland. Unimaginative. If you are a vegetarian I hope you like omelettes, as thats all you will get. As a meat eater, you can eat a dry piece of veal every lunch and dinner! I am pretty sure the chef has lost all will to live, as he or she produces such poor food each meal. Breakfast is the same every day too. Also, get down early to get anything remotely decent from the buffet, no refills happen and it runs out in the first 20mins. Its a sad thing to say bland arancini balls and croquet potatoes are the highlight of the buffet. Also everything on the buffet is cold. A huge array of over cooked vegetables that are cold is your only option if late to dinner. Moral of the story, dont eat here. 2. The hotel has some outrageous policies. No iron is provided in the room, if you need anything ironing it will cost you 3-8 per item. If you want a dry pool towel itll cost you 2 per towel, apparently for environment reasons, but they replace the hotel room towels every day even if you hang them up? And as for a robe? A whopping 15 for a week rental!!!!!!! Further, drinks prices are vastly overpriced particularly spirits (12 per spirit plus the cost of a mixer). The good news is the hotels own very watery terrible house wine is 9 per bottle. So down a couple bottles of those and things might seem better. 3. Be warned Italian hospitality and manners does not exist, this is probably not the hotels fault per se but cultural - but do be prepared to be ignored, or receive rudeness from staff. Also bring google translate, this is a must as most guests here are Italian so the staff dont speak much English. 4. the hotel decor is very outdated. Our room decor is terrible. I dare not sit on the sofa which looks like something out of a soft play area. The beds are rock solid. Balcony only fits 1 person. The hotel hasnt had any changes probably in about 20 years.... probably why the clientele are old aged pensioners.... 5. The entertainment, well, its what Id imagine would be in an old peoples home. Enough said on that. Do not let this put you off Ischia island itself which is beautiful- but just dont stay here.

  

• timetravellerswife96

  03 octubre 2019
  October 2019

  Not sure where Helen140890 was staying as I am currently staying at the Michelangelo and it bears no resemblance to the one she describes. The hotel is lovely both inside and out.The food is very good and in plentiful supply: why she ate veal at every meal, I dont know as there is a choice of 4 dishes at each course for each meal with some spectacular pasta and fish dishes. My room, though small (not the hotels fault, but the fault of Voyage Privé) is clean, comfortable, air conditioned and quiet. The hotel staff are friendly and helpful and, as a woman on her own, have made me feel very much at home. Staying at the Michelangelo has offered the full Italian experience.

  

• Jadec153

  30 septiembre 2020
  Amazing break

  Perfect for families, fabulous food and pool areas, amazing staff. Rooms are spotless, spacious and air conditioned, with minibar stocked and cleaned daily. Lacco Ameno is beautiful and other parts of the island are easily accessible by bus. Free shuttle to the beach that runs all day until late at night