Brindisi Montagna Hotel Guide - Parco della Grancia hotels in Brindisi Montagna, Italy.

"A lovingly and carefully run hotel by the Lioi family. Very friendly staff and excellent cuisine. A hotel where you can really feel at home."

"Great place, only stayed one night. "

"Ci si sente come a casa,la proprietaria di una gentilezza rara,colazione ottima,stanza 🔝,nessuna nota negativa "

"Nice breakfast. Great staff. "

"A bit difficult to get to the place due to location and the quality of the road, BUT a great friendly and service minded host who welcomed us!"

"Tutto perfetto...camera pulitissima"

"Very clean, quirky room in a building that used to be a convent."

"La struttura nel complesso molto bella le camere andrebbero un po riviste e riamodernate "

"Great place enjoyed with the family"

"Great food and wine. Fantastic staff - we love Barbara and her assistant. "

"Miramonti is conveniently located with free parking. The breakfast was a value, the room was very clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly, although they spoke no English (which we don't feel is a necessity). "

"Liked this hotel ... modern, clean and confortable."

"Very strange and mixed experience. Arrived around 17h to check-in, and there was nobody working in reception. After waiting about 10 minutes and texting the number posted on the wall a lady showed up who didn't seem to speak english or much italian and just handed me a key. I was wondering what would happen at check-out the next morning since I left early, but had opposite experience. A very kind gentleman insisted on offering breakfast (even though it wasn't posted until later) and was warm and...

"This hotel was booked mainly on price but after booking in, we decided to stay for the week. Potenza is a lovely little town with all kinds of bars and restaurants where you will meet interesting, friendly people. I would post photos but they say they are too big. Get with the program hotes.com The hotel is close to everything you need without having to walk for more than a few minutes and has few tourists. Great museum, which Vittorio allowed us to visit while it was supposedly closed, great...

"Where do I begin? Perhaps at the beginning. When we arrived on a Sunday afternoon the reception was locked and dark. We wandered around the side of the building to rest and have a snack before trying to figure out what to do next. Quickly someone emerged from the restaurant attempting to chase us away before we could explain that we were hotel guests looking to check in. Once language barriers were crossed we were able to check into our room which was clean appearing but smelled oddly of...