Hotels in Calcata Historic Town

"We loved staying here. Lovely location, comfortable rooms, great service, air con, a great pool... I could live here happily 💕"

"Very nice staff. Some renovations but not a big deal. Great access Rome area,North of city/airport. Great food and bar. Beds are super comfortable and rooms well designed. Breakfast staff are really nice a accommodating. "

"This hotel was the quintessential Italian country inn - the views were of stunning sunflower fields and gorgeous sunsets. My mother and I had an amazing time relaxing in the gardens. The service was unparalleled. Omar, our waiter, was exceptional! "

"The room was clean and spacious. The staffs were all nice and helpful. Breakfast was good. The environment was quiet and convenient. I didn't know it was far from the city. I had to use a taxi to go there and to go to the San Paolo Basilika the next day, which costed quite a lot. 😆"

"Good place to stay. Wifi was not working. Lack of security. Rest all was good."

"Nice place "

"Kind staff, nice design and authentic interior, breakfast was good. Great location!"

"Gorgeous boutique hotel with only 15 rooms. My room was spotless and beautifully decorated and had a sunny terrace large enough to dine and lounge on. The hotel has wonderful lounge areas and sunny breakfast patios. The grounds are full of lush florals and beautiful landscaping, and a wonderful view of Lake Bracciano… Perfect place to rest and relax. But the real shine is the service. Cinzia went above and beyond to make my stay easy and comfortable and even drove me to the train station. The whole staff were wonderful and helpful. The only thing I’d ask is to add lights to the pathway leading to the hotel. To reach the restaurants uphill or the beaches downhill, there is a long stretch of road covered by trees. When you’re returning to the hotel at night on foot, you’re walking in the pitch black. Especially for a woman solo traveler, it could use improvement. "

"Very very nice property with lots of amenities. Just a little farther from town "