La Casa Degli Sportivi

Hotel was near the station and the beach. The beach was nice and the waves are big. If you walk further you can find prettier white sandy beaches. Another good thing is that there were no people trying to sell us useless stuff on the beach. It's a small but nice city. There are a lot of small restaurants and shops and the locals seemed nice to me. But some of the streets and buildings looked rundown. Especially near the station. You can take the the train to Rome and it only costs 3,60 € (but it takes 1 hour). The city is very lively in the evening. A lot of families and young people come out and enjoy their time, which is very nice to see. There are also a lot of good gelato. The rooms were big and the bathroom looked clean. Luckly there was airconditioning in the room and free wifi. Me and my family enjoyed our stay. If the rooms weren't so pricey we would come back.

The towels felt like paper, but we brought our own towels anyways. The blankets were the same (paper-thin). Also I bumped my leg, probably 10 times, against that freakin metal framework of the bed. It was stated that they could speak english, but the owner could only speak italien. They were nice and helpful though. It seemed like all the shops and restaurants are closed at the afternoon. Instead they open in the evening until late in the night (very noisy). I thought it would be a good idea to go to a less touristy city which is also near rome. In the end we paid the same price for this hotel as for a 2/3 star hotel and they didn't even have proper breakfast.