Hotels in Casalaccio

This B&B and the hosts were absolutely amazing. They deserve 5 stars for their beautiful villa as well as their efforts to make sure you have everything that you need when staying with them. The breakfast included cold cuts, ciambelloni, tortas, nuts, breads, juices, coffee, yogurts, fruits, milk, biscotti, pastries and more. They even made eggs for my wife who is on a restricted diet. Our room was incredibly clean and cozy. None of the fixtures or furniture were worn or shabby and in the...

Fabulous all around. Only slight issue was that our shower and tub were very very slow draining. This did not present overflowing problems or any adverse effects, but it was just something to be aware of in case the water level did get too high. I encourage you to stay her a few nights in a row as it is just an amazingly beautiful place with lovely hosts.

A charming hotel with a gorgeous view and delightful people working there. A little gem!

We loved the nature and the peaceful area. Fully recommended!

Dont be fooled, its a long distance from the airport. But very nice and quiet relaxing enviroment. Shuttle service through hotel is best. Taxi is 30euro.

Yes overall good!! But when we sit on bed It’s moved, This should be fixed

Gorgeous. We stayed here on our way to Rome for some relaxation and it was perfect. There aren’t too many rooms, but it is a huge property so you feel like you have the place to yourself. 2 pools to choose from and a hot tub. The hot tub wasn’t very warm but maybe wasn’t turned on. They give you a little sheet to fill out what you want from breakfast, and it it straight from their garden and very abundant - and free! Gorgeous place would stay again.

This is a small fabulous hotel close to Ciampino airport. For our last night l, I wanted one more taste of Italy - this is a winner. The hotel is exposed beams, charming details and genuine Italian people. The restaurant next door was the surprise, incredible food and an old wine cellar converted to a fabulous taverna. Wine by the pitcher and portions that are large by American measures. It was an incredible last evening in Italy.

Although my taxi driver from Rome got lost even using the gps. But when he eventually discovered the hotel, it was perfectly nestled within this idyllic Roman medieval village which hosts the Papal summer residence. The hotel is overlooking the Alban lake. The view from my room has a breathtaking view of the lake on one side and the neigjbors' houses on the other side. I was kindly upgraded by a very helpful staff which adds to my resolve to go back. The staff ably arranged a taxi service which...

This is my second stay, my first was 11 years ago. The hotel has deteriorated in the past decade with no obvious signs of refurbishment. I love the property. It is so beautiful! I haven't seen a bad room yet and even when we stayed in a separate building, we had a beautiful view. I enjoyed my stay but there were a few issues. The staff is spread too thin. The bartender is also the waitress (she ran in to make our drinks and was quickly gone to finish dinner service). The front desk/phones are...

Most important is the property and room were clean. The evening clerk, Rebecca, was great at check in, told me about the area and a little Italian culture as it's my first time. I usually avoid the house breakfast but this was good for the price. Morning clerk, Alissia, was also great somehow managing the dinning room and checking petout. Note to management, as hard she was working, one person can't effectively do both jobs. It's not a Hilton, but it's not meant to be, but again it's clean, new...

Great place to stay! Very convenient location if you're traveling by car, metro, or tour bus! Hotel is clean and has friendly staff. Breakfast is included and its tasty! You can definitely fill up with the eggs, bacon, assortment of pastries, cheeses, and meats! Highly accomodating of big groups as well as individual travelers!

Spent a week here as our home base for excursions into Rome and as far north as Florence and as far south as Pompeii. Pomezia isn't a glitzy and glamorous town, but my preference is to set up just outside of major metro areas (like Rome), as this gives a little breathing room. If that's your goal, too, Altea Suites is pitch perfect. Nice and comfortable rooms, great staff (especially Marco!) and we felt safe and secure the entire time.

Villa Abbamer is like a little museum with interesting art and objects around every corner. We would have liked to explore more, but our stay was brief. Very comfortable and quiet room. Friendly and helpful staff. We enjoyed our stay.

They were really helpful and their services are excellent. Also, near of the hotel, like 5 or 10 minutes walking you will have 2 supermarkets, the beach is 1 hour distance walking and the mall is like 30 min.

We needed to find a room for our final night of 2 weeks in Italy. We had a rental car so it had to be within an hour drive of FCO airport, have safe parking, yet offer something new. Looking at a relief map of Rome, we noticed an old volcano with a lake in it. Hello Lago Albano. On the south of the lake is Castel Gandolfo, and the Castel Vecchio Hotel. Expedia helped us book a "Room with a View" at an otherwise full hotel. The room overlooked the lake and the towns around it. It was exactly what...

Stayed here for 2 weeks on our honeymoon. Breakfast was outstanding everything made fresh daily. Rooms clean daily. Was able to visit almost every major city in Italy from here/ very centralized. Super safe it’s gated and host gives you your own keyfob for entry/exit. Above all the hosts were amazing and super kind. Would rate 10 stars if I could. Def recommend staying here vs closer to the city and cannot beat their prices! Loved our stay here.