Reviews of La Terrazza dei Pelargoni B&B

Love the breakfast and the location. We also loved that it was in a real Italian home so we could see what it’s like living there.

The beds were okay. Could use a better mattress.

Spacious room. Nicely decorated. Great breakfast.

Check in was a bit of a struggle

I’m so much happy I booked this place on my way from France to Italy. It surpassed my expectations. It’s like you spend a night in a flat of your beloved Italian friends. The interior is full of history and unique pieces, in the morning you have a breakfast on a beautiful terrace. Also the town itself is incredible. Breakfast is tasty, bed clothes is super clean, bathroom is great. The guys who welcome you and make breakfast are very friendly. Please keep in mind that you will be charged for late check in.

A nice little town with a great beach and a really nice pizzeria nearby. The beds were pretty comfy.

The "hotel" was located in a extremly unexessible place in the old part of town. Nothing could have prepared us for the amount of stairs we had to take (with luggade). The employee was not very friendly, he hardly said 5 words in broken english (we were assured that the staff can understand english), but he did help us with luggage, so thats a plus. The rooms were so dusty we feared of alergic reactions, and were extremly over-filled with Stuff. To the point of hoarding. Theres a motion tracked camera in the common area, so if that freaks you out be aware. We also could'nt close the roof windows. But the worst thing will have to be the actual sleep. There was a creepy musicbox music playing in irregular intervals in one of the rooms. As well as someone trying to open the locked room doors at around 2 to 3 am. Suffice to say we got out of there REALLY quick in the morning. So no idea if the breakfast was any good.

Great views from the balcony.

This property is in the old town and not easy accessible by foot with a large suitcase, there are lots of steps up to the top of the old area (if carrying an injury, get a taxi). Upon arrival at the property you will have to carry your luggage up 3 flights of narrow stairs (no help provided by the host). The two rooms were in the roof area of the building and are in need of some TLC. Our room smelt of cigarette smoke. The breakfast consisted of mostly sweet pastries and was in the now overgrown courtyard. There was no tea available and the host could not provide hot water for use with our own teabags. Room costs (in cash) were asked for upfront by the host. The images of the property are outdated and need to reflect the current state. We asked the host to order us a taxi back to the train station. The taxi did not arrive so we had to carry our suitcases back down the steep staircases to the train station. You should be very able bodied if you stay at this address. Shabby and not so chic is how I would describe this property.

This place was chosen just because we remembered everything being fabulous and amazing seven years ago. Now: we were not at all in the same place but in somewhere around. It was only a lousy try to be made in the same concept. And: you don’t want to have breakfast and smell personals cigarets two meters from you.

Breakfast on the leafy rooftop terrace was delightful.

Hard to get to. Couldn’t find elevator from seaside to hilltop. No taxis available from train station or for return in the morning.

La Terrazza is perfectly located in the oldest part of the town, and the room was clean and comfortable, with clean towels, soap and even a hair dryer. There is a 'fridge to keep your drinks cold. Thank goodness for the air conditioning too! Breakfast on the terrace is a real treat and a great place to relax with a good book afterwards. The steep stairs to the accommodation restrict this to the able-bodied only, but this applies to much of this location's streets and passageways, some of which are around 800 years old.

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Stunning property which was in a great location. The breakfast was great and the staff were very friendly and kind!! Would throughly recommend.

After 4 nights on a campsite in Tuscany, this is the Italy we wanted to experience. The bed and breakfast is stunning inside, and very comfortable. Ample parking is further up the hill. Breakfast was an absolute delight. The best coffee I have tasted in Italy, with fresh fruit, croissants, prosciutto, cheese, yoghurt, and fresh blood orange juice set on a rooftop terrace what is not to like?

Being in the centre of the historic quarter was interesting, different impressions at different times during the stay. Top notch breakfast and service to start the day. The best beach is close by and a good choice of places to eat/ drink.

I got lost trying to find it walking from the train station on day one!

Central old town location, close to numerous good restaurants. Help with luggage up the many stairs. Over the top and tasty breakfast offering.

Early check-in allowed but room was not very clean. Brimming with character but way too many nicknacks. Beautiful plant filled patio with a great view but again, too much and not very well kept.

The breakfast was amazing. The location was difficult to find and the signage was not noticeable.

I text the B&B the day before I was due to arrive and they didn't respond. The person I spoke to on the Saturday when I arrived hardly understood English, I asked three questions, he could not answer any. He asked what time for breakfast? I answered 7.30an or 8am. The person on Sunday morning told me that my breakfast was ordered for 9am.

The Breakfast was amazing. The place old style charm.

Fabulous 🤩 highly recommended Our room was very clean Our breakfast was amazing

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