Hotel Residence Arcobaleno

I stayed at the hotel for a week and it was a beautiful hotel. The staff were very friendly. The grounds were beautiful. It’s very close to the beach. About 20 minutes and maybe a half hour walking back before it’s all up hill but worth it. There’s a market and a pharmacy just down the road for fresh deli meats and vegetables. The complimentary breakfast buffet was really good. The dinners are fantastic. It’s really inexpensive to eat there. It’s a bit out of the way but that’s fine. I used public transportation to the hotel. They have a shuttle service from where the last bus drops you off. It’s only €25. But going back to the airport from the hotel you are going to need the shuttle service. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to visit southern Italy. Ciao.

We had only one night to stay in this hotel that seemed to be a five star in old days on our way back to Rome. Our room was very clean and spacious with a very nice view of the sea. I also enjoyed using the indoor swimming pool. The staff were also very nice and helpful. the breakfast was very limited and I think it was because not many people were staying at our time. By the way there was a pizzeria restaurant close by called Bambu. Their food was excellent

Loved the pool. Parking was great and easy. Location was easy to find. Staff were helpful. Showers were very small. Bathrooms smelled a bit - plumbing problems perhaps need fixing. Hotel is a bit dated and needs a renovation.

The hotel is a beautiful building, with wallpapered rooms, solid wooden furniture and a balcony in each room. Unfortunately, all this is ruined by the current running of the hotel. The receptionist did not even greet us as we arrived, sopping wet from the rain. He assigned us to rooms that needed fixing, when over 90% of the hotel was empty. This makes us question whether those rooms were the best they had, or if reception was unaware of the issues. We were too intimidated to ask for a change of rooms. The receptionist's attitude was completely contrasted by the maitre d's. He was helpful, polite and well-mannered.