Search Hotels Near Antiquitates Archeological Center, Blera

"Easy check in, good amenities in the room. Breakfast is good. Hotel is very near to the train station. Hotel near shops, bars and restaurants."

"Relaxing location but the check in process is a joke! Messaged before arriving to see if we could check in early and they said yes if its available, when we arrived they said no check in is at 2, didnt even check if it was available. Then you have to get a ticket and wait to be called to check in, no one even told us you needed a ticket. There are around 30 people waiting to check in and each one takes 10-20 minutes. We had a room for 3 and the 3rd bed wasnt even made up, all blankets were still in cupboard. There were also stains (looked like blood) on the floor No cups or anything in the room either, wouldnt hurt to put some plastic cups or even a kettle with coffee facilities in Toilet didnt flush properly and leaked from the tank"

"Simple en-suite room, a bit noisy, easy walking to Metro and grocery store. "

"It was wonderful. Perfect location and Amazing staff. The two affiliated restaurants were perfect. I highly recommend this property."

"Absolutely no where to park and up the hill from town. No taxi will pick you up, and if they do,it'll $30 to go a mile into town"

"The perfect place to stay. There’s a cafe across the street with the nicest owner and staff, with good food, pastries and coffee. There’s a bus stop across the street from the hotel. The public transportation system in Rome is incredible and easy to use. The hotel has bus and train passes. The staff at the hotel was amazing, very helpful and accommodating. The breakfast was delicious. The best salami I’ve ever had. The room was clean. The area is quiet. The only down side is there’s no restaurant on the property but if you walk 15 minutes you’ll run into the best pizza you’ll ever eat at 100% pizza. I would definitely stay here again. "

"We loved our stay and really liked the coffee and room extras. Anna was a wonderful host and went above and beyond to make sure we had all we needed. "

"KNOW WHAT YOU’RE GETTING: hotel and beach town in disrepair. Price per night is a cry for help, double what it should be. Obviously they’re trying to keep the place going but targeting the wrong audience. Why stay here: - you feel bad for struggling owners - graffitied ghost towns are your thing Why avoid - location - uncomfortable beds - smell + couch stains that will keep you awake at night Accommodations seemed appealing on the internet, the reality is we could not comfortably utilize anything because the smell and stains on the couch made our skin crawl. Thought we’d save the day by checking out the beach. Beach access was difficult to find and regretted. Every building along the beach was abandoned and graffitied. It’s the off season maybe things aren’t usually so bad? We pressed on. With four hungry kids we set out for dinner - nowhere to eat but a grocery store. You know the hotel room is not great when you take as long as you can at the grocery store so you don’t have to go back. Returned around 8:30 pm and surveyed more of the room. I contacted hotels.com to let them know the hotel misrepresented the accommodations. Nothing they could do but send reception over. Reception curtly told me that cigarette smell I reported was non existent and then it hit me… the smell wasn’t cigs but ozone. If you know, you know ozone machines are used to get rid of mold and bugs. Need I say more? They didn’t bother to assess the smell of spoiled food in the 2nd room. "

"Clean rooms. Beautiful surroundings. And the staff was awesome. We had the spa and massage and after a week we're still talking about it."