Hotel Airone isola d'Elba

he breakfast was very good and definitely one of the highlights of our stay. The main reason I booked this property was because it was advertised as having a private beach. The funny part is that the beach was there, but when we asked the staff about using the water, we were advised not to because it was slippery and potentially dangerous. As a result, we had to go to other beaches, which was inconvenient and not what we expected when booking a property with a private beach. The pool, however, was very good and enjoyable. One thing I did not appreciate was having to pay €2 every time we needed a clean, dry towel. Considering the price of the stay, I would expect fresh towels to be provided without an additional charge. Overall, the breakfast and pool were very good, but the private beach situation and the extra towel charges were disappointing.

Dinner was okay, but the main course was extremely small—more like an appetizer portion. The rest of the meal was served buffet-style. Overall, the dinner was acceptable, but considering the portion and what was offered, I found it somewhat expensive. Overall, the breakfast and pool were very good, but the private beach situation and the extra towel charges were disappointing.

Amazing place

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La struttura molto grande con tanti servizi e soprattutto molto tranquilla e silenziosa per un total relax è perfetta , la struttura pur avendo prenotato una camera standard mi hanno dato una camera superior avendo possibilità, è stato un gesto inaspettato e molto gradito . Il cibo è stato molto buono, dalla colazione alla cena tutto curato nei minimi dettagli ❤️ senza dubbio se torno all’isola d’Elba sarà la mia scelta come alloggio 😍

That is located in Elba island. Dinner and stuff were helpful and nice.

The hotel’s private beach was disappointing—it was very small, not very clean, and the water wasn’t inviting for swimming. The pool was also too warm to enjoy, especially in such hot weather. The bathroom in our room leaked constantly, leaving the floor wet and slippery, which was a safety concern with a small child. There were so many ants in the room. I also don’t like the towel policy that is common in many Italian hotels: each guest receives one towel token at the beginning of the stay, and if you want a fresh towel, you have to pay €3 each. We don’t find that policy very guest-friendly.