Isola del Giglio Hotel Guide - Giglio Harbour hotels in Isola del Giglio, Italy.

"Very nice hotel , great food and beautiful view ."

"Il Pellicano is a dream. The property is stunning and exquisitely maintained. The views are breathtaking. The staff is most gracious. The perfect place for a peaceful and restorative getaway. We tried both dining options for dinner--the informal as well as the Michelin-starred dining room--and both were excellent. The latter was one of the best meals we've ever had anywhere, and we're serious food people who live in New York. We'll be back."

"Ashley at the front desk was the best!"

"The hotel and sea view location was great."

"Incredible views and great service."

"Lovely rustic escape on the beautiful island of Monte Argentario. House was clean and well equipped, and hosts Carmela and Pier were so warm and helpful with ideas of where to visit and which restaurants to try, as well as local info on the beaches and property. Good base to explore the island, and the local beach is only a 5-10 minute walk and not crowded. We had many playful cat visitors in the gardens as well as lizards and a tortoise, and saw wild boar across the island, so definitely a nature lovers choice. Very relaxing week and could not ask for better hosts for our stay here!Note to the road-nervous - the road to Porto Ercole is unpaved and in poor repair, a hard impractical drive even in an SUV. Nearest shops etc and access around the island is through Porto Santo Stefano 30 mins away so plan your visit with that in mind and be sure to get directions for your first arrival!"

"A great resort where we did not find any downside. We will go back."

"Enjoyed the fresh fish and sea food they provide at the next door attached restaurant. The place is a nuce resort in front of the ocean. Great view of Port and the sun set over the gorizon of the ocean."

"This is a 2-star hotel at best, falsely advertised as 4-star. The room was untouched since the 1980s—old, worn-out, and depressing. At first, I chalked it up to bad luck, but when I realised the air conditioning didn’t work properly and the room was unbearably hot, it became impossible to stay. I left. For €300 a night, this is unacceptable. The mattress was the cheapest possible, the sofa discoloured, and while the room was reasonably clean, the overall standard was far below expectations. I feel sorry for the staff—it’s not their fault—but out of self-respect, I couldn’t stay. This hotel might be acceptable at €80, but not at premium rates. It needs a full renovation and honest advertising."