Caporciano Hotel Guide - Oratory of San Pellegrino hotels in Caporciano, Italy.

"Staff helpful, kind"

"impressive project very well thought through"

"Very much enjoyed our stay, loved the coffee, water and juice on every floor, rooms are small and bathrooms smaller, free parking is about 100M away, busy coffee tabachi shop on main floor. This hotel divides a busy 6 lane road but noise in rooms is not a problem. Wonderful staff in hotel and service at bar!! "

"The room was great. Welcoming staff. There were 2 baskets of baked goods and a small fridge full of dairy products for breakfast. The room was clean in a great location "

"Smack bang in the middle of the old town, situated just in the pedestrianised area. Given the location, there is no parking, but we had no problems finding free parking within a 3 minute walk. (I'd recommend a car so that you can visit outlying towns / villages/ mountains.) The hotel does a good continental breakfast between 7 and 10. L'Aquila has plenty of options for bars, restaurants etc."

"The breakfast buffet was varied and beyond the usual 4 item continental type. Eggs and bacon in a warming dish, cereal, yogurt and fresh fruit. There were toastable ham and cheese sandwiches and hot and room temperature pastries and cakes. And of course a coffee bar with a gifted barista. "

"Great place for a great price. The town is close to the autostrade and the parco nazionale lazio e molise. Very friendly staff"

"Fabulous, amazing, meraviglioso, we liked it so much we didn’t want to leave! Host, Mila, is great with advice and recommendations, facilities first class, plunge pool great, lovely views and so quiet. Highly recommended "

"Charme in Perillis is truly magical. Staying here is an experience like no other, from the stunning view to the cozy, comfortable room. Hostess was so sweet and having a delicious breakfast each morning overlooking the mountains was surreal. Charme in Perillis is a small piece of heaven, with beautiful flowers and attention to detail everywhere you look. It is quite a traverse up the mountain to this very small village, but well worth it!"