Pietrasanta Hotel Guide - Versiliana Park hotels in Pietrasanta, Italy.

"The Hotel and Staff are great and love to stay again. The room was wonderful and had a balcony with a view of the Sea and great place to hang yout! The food was awesome and highly recommended."

"Clean room and bathroom, perfect with our small dogs. Very friendly staff!"

"Recently renovated hotel, spacious room. Re Versiliana is a jewel brought back to life. Fantastic location. Just a short walk across the street to the public beach. Very friendly staff and amazing selection offered for breakfast. Highly recommended. "

"So good ! 👌"

"The staff was so friendly, had fabulous meals there as well! It was close to everything so we could walk to the beach and shops."

"It was a lovely hotel."

"Friendly staff and clean hotel"

"A lovely family run aparthotel in a nice peaceful neighbourhood, walking distance to all the amenities of Marina di Pietrasanta and just 5 min drive into the centre of the very attractive old town. There is also free use of bikes which is great, as there is a cycle path stretching along the coast. Our apartment was very clean and comfortable, with a lovely large terrace and beautiful view. The rooftop pool area was also lovely, with views of the mountains on one side and the town and sea on the other. Even though we didn't take the opportunity to have the available breakfast, it always looked fresh and plentiful. Rebecca was lovely and gave us all the information we needed for our exploration of the local areas. Enjoyed meeting her dad Marco too. We really enjoyed our stay and will hopefully return soon."

"I chose this hotel based on a friend’s recommendation, mainly because of its private beach. What I didn’t expect was that access to the beach comes with very steep extra charges — sunbeds start at €150 per day depending on their location. When you add this to the already high room rates, the value just doesn’t add up. Reaching the beach is also inconvenient: you have to walk or get a cart across the street, which takes away from the “private beach” appeal. Once there, the food at the beach bar was disappointing and well below expectations. On the positive side, the hotel itself is stylish, the décor is beautiful, and the breakfast was excellent. However, our room was extremely small — we could barely open our suitcases — and the hotel layout feels scattered and oddly designed. Several other travelers told us that there are very good hotels right on the beach, closer to the city center, and at much more reasonable prices. Overall, hotel Augustus is chic and visually impressive, but between the cramped rooms, scattered design, hidden costs, and underwhelming beach experience, it doesn’t live up to what you pay. "