Best Hotels near Chiesa di San Bonaventura, Anzio

The view from the balcony is amazing...being right on the beach is such a convenience, especially with small children. There are quite a few steps to go down (good workout!) and there's a nice bar with food & drinks halfway down. Unfortunately we didn't use the pool because you have to pay extra (8 euros a day) but that's ok because the sea is crystal clear and clean...really great! We brought our own umbrella and didn't use the beach loungers available (weren't sure if you could just take them or not). But beach is small and not too overcrowded. Nice swimming, good walk to other beaches with beach bars. The room is small and simple and the main building is a very outdated but for the price/location it's a great deal! It takes 5 minutes by car to arrive at the center of Anzio...full of restaurants and a cute piazza with lots of people. The staff was friendly and helpful. Free parking right across the street. Plus if you need the parking along the beach is free too. We will be back!

We stayed at this lovely little hotel for 10 nights. We chose Serpa because it gives excellent access to Rome, only an hour away by train from the nearby station Marechiaro. British visitors will be astonished at the low fares and efficient service that Trenitalia offers. We recommend using Trainline to book tickets. Travel into Anzio town and nearby Nettuno is also easy on the local buses, and there’s plenty to see and do. We thoroughly recommend the two beachhead museums and the Anglo-US cemeteries are well worth a visit. It pays to download the free Cotral app to get real-time bus schedules. Practicalities aside, we were very pleased with the service Serpa provides. The hotel is spotlessly clean, and the sea view from the balcony rooms is commanding. The aircon is free and very efficient; there are abundant charging points; the shower is excellent; plenty of storage space, and the bed was comfortable with linen changed every day. Our only criticism is that the Wi-Fi signal is patchy and sometimes erratic, especially if you are outside. Breakfast is served in a dedicated area, and though not sumptuous, the fare on offer is varied and tasty with excellent fresh coffee on request. The reception staff are also extremely helpful (our thanks to Carlotta, Ryan, Paul and Bernadette for their superb service.) Serpa does not have a pool or a bar, although you can order drinks at Reception and add the bill to your room tab. There’s a small supermarket up the hill about 10 minutes away, and a variety of eateries within easy walking distance. So if you are planning to lap up the delights of Rome, or maybe explore the history of the 1944 Anzio landings, Serpa Hotel will not disappoint.

Apart from the excellent location of the hotel, in front of the beach and near the pedestrian center, I cannot say that my experience in this facility was positive, especially because of the uncomfortable behavior of the lady of the reception, sgarbata and little inclined to meet the customer's needs, both to sneak up in front of a simple request as well as having a portfolio (absent in the room). Another example: as I was intolerant to lactose, I asked for breakfast if there was something suitable for me. He said nothing for me, but he answered me saying that she is intolerant to lactose too, but the butter cornets in the structure eat them. I am happy for you, but my intolerance is more serious and I need certified products without lactose. And cmq, instead of answering, why don't you solve the issue by buying lactose-free cookies? cost the packing up to €3/4. I'm your guest and I paid for breakfast. With the exception of this, the hotel has date furniture and the bathroom that we found was without thermophone. The couchs are hard. The breakfast room at the left of the entrance of the hotel is small and a few chairs are to be changed.

The Astura is a nice hotel overlooking the marina with a side view to the beach. Lots of good restaurants are nearby. The staff is great and helpful. The rooms are as shown in the pictures and very clean. . Breakfast is fine and in a sunny room overlooking the sea. The only con is parking. The websites all say there is free parking BUT this means that there are 5 spaces for the whole 6 story hotel on the public street and anyone can park there. I never got one of these spaces and spent 40 minutes on a Friday night searching for parking. If you have a car, you may wish to stay else where. If you aren't driving, I highly recommend the Astura. NOTE: if you do drive, the hotel is on a one way street. Other than the 5 spaces, all the public streets are pay parking at 1 euro an hour from 9am to 1pm and 4pm to midnight. There is a free lot though. If you drive past the hotel, take the first right and the immediate next right and then right away turn into a small one aisle parking lot. If you are lucky enough to find a space here, its free parking all day.

Amazing experience of outstanding service. These days we cannot get such amazing service. People are so good and nice to you. Place is good, clean and simple rooms. Food is outstanding.... Particularly lunch and dinner are superb. But it is the hotel staff who deserve praise .....whether it is the front desk or restaurant staff, or even the person who is in charge of maintenance, they treat their guests like they were part of your family and they knew you for years. You can feel the genuinity in their interaction with us. Though it is outside Rome, it is an experience to stay here