Massarosa Hotel Guide - Massaciuccoli Lake hotels in Massarosa, Italy.

"I did not have breakfast."

"Great"

"Die Anlage ist traumhaft und bietet viele Möglichkeiten, um zur Ruhe zu kommen. Wer viel in der Toskana sehen möchte, hat mit dem Auto jeweils etwas weitere Anfahrten (außer Pisa und Lucca). Das Restaurant der Familie ist zu Fuß sehr gut zu erreichen und ein Besuch ist auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert. Auch der Hauswein und das eigene Olivenöl sind hervorragend. "

"Very nice and calm place with everything you need. Everything was like in the discription.The furniture was very tastefull.The kitchen had everything you need.We were 5 couples and had 5 bathrooms, that was perfect."

"Large rooms, and great views."

"Tania and Roberto are excellent, helpful and generous hosts and their house and gardens are immaculate. Tania speaks very good English and is full of advice about places to visit how to make the best of the holiday.The property is comfortable and well equipped and is surrounded by beautiful olive groves. It is located high in the mountain and offers stunning views from the garden over the land, lakes and sea. There is a lovely large terrace to accommodate outdoor eating and games and the overground pool is located on the lawn for leisurely dips. If you have small children there is a good range of toys, books and play equipment available, for teenagers there is table tennis and a football table.You will definitely need a car for your visit - there are several good quality supermarkets and places to eat within a short drive. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and hope to return again next year!"

"Hotel convenient to Puccini Festival. Room weird - hot tub under bed so have to use stairs to get to the bed. Didn’t use. Breakfast meager. Desk closes early, easy to get locked out. Suppose prices were typical for Festival time - everything jacked up. Taxis almost nonexistent. Bus infrequent - have to walk ~1k."

"My hotel room was excellent. The buffet breakfast was generous. The only problem was that it was only available from 8am, not earlier. So, if you had to leave earlier, then you would miss it. The main thing I did not like about this hotel was that you had to check-in before 8pm. This is not normal practice. Hotels usually have somebody on Reception until much, much later at night or offer some alternative method of gaining entry. I suspected that I might have transport delays which would prevent me from reaching the hotel before 8pm. I emailed the hotel the day before my arrival to find out what I was supposed to do if I arrived after 8pm? I was informed that I would have to go to a restaurant owned by the hotel to gain access - a considerable walk from the actual hotel. Frankly, this is not acceptable. I had had a long journey, travelling all day. The hotel did not give me any instructions about how to reach it - no information such as was there a bus that I could catch from near the station? NOTHING! The sign for the hotel was not visible because it was concealed by the foliage from a large tree. As I result, I walked right past it! I had to go into a restaurant to get help finding it! A sign on the gate would certainly help! I think they should employ somebody to cover Reception in the evening beyond 8pm. I arrived circa 8.20pm, exhausted. Luckily for me, the elderly couple who cover Reception - family members, I think - had not yet left! But it was a near thing! 😡"

"The place it needs to be taken care, there’s no AC all you get is a fan that stopped working around 2am👎 The receptionist was very polite and kind unfortunately, he couldn’t do much to help with the situation "