Matera Hotels with Wifi

"Very enjoyable stay. Lovely staff. Nice coffee and breakfast though quite simple. Would have liked some fresh orange juice in the morning rather than the cheap from concentrate stuff. Very happy on the whole though. On the whole good value for money for the sleeping in a cave house type place in Matera. Extra marks for the hotels dog Peggy who is adorable :D"

"出差在外的必備酒店 離活動地址很近 衞生很好 入住舒適， 床也很舒服。房間設施齊全 早餐也不錯，非常滿意的出行體驗"

"Matera is an amazing place to visit and staying at the Monaco Bianco made it even more special! Alessandro was incredibly helpful and welcoming - the perfect manager for this property. I shall happily recommend this to anyone else I know travelling to Matera."

"Hotel extremamente bem localizado. Estrutura excelente, limpo, novo. Poucos quartos o que dá a sensação de exclusividade. Staff educado e gentil. Antes de chegar tive dúvidas mas, pelo contato de WhatsApp, a Elisabetta muito gentil me ajudou desde explicando onde poderia estacionar meu carro fora do centro histórico. E durante minha estadia me aconselhando onde almoçar ou jantar. Recomendo muito este hotel."

"I recently stayed at the Aquatio Cave Luxury Hotel and Spa in Matera, and it was an unforgettable experience. The rooms are carved out of historic caves, offering a unique and enchanting atmosphere that blends modern luxury with ancient charm. The location is perfect, nestled within the Matera Sassi UNESCO World Heritage site, providing easy access to the city’s main attractions. The hotel’s amenities are top-notch. I particularly enjoyed the spa facilities, which include a sauna, hammam, and a heated indoor pool. The staff were incredibly professional and attentive, ensuring that all my needs were met with a smile. The cleanliness of the rooms and common areas was impeccable, adding to the overall comfort of my stay. One minor downside was the cost of some extras, which felt a bit high. Additionally, while the cave-themed rooms are stunning, they might not be for everyone due to the unique layout and lighting. Despite these small issues, the overall experience was exceptional, and I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a luxurious and unique stay in Matera."

"The best hotel I have visit for this trip. All staffs are friendly and helpful. Easiest way to reach hotel is to go to Matera Centrale via ferrovie train from Bari Centrale. Than a bus near the train station will fetch you the doorstep. Very efficient location."

"Honestly, I wouldn't highly recommend it, especially for those with large luggage. Taxis can't drive to the hotel entrance; you have to walk at least five or six minutes along a winding, gravel path. Even inside the hotel, almost every room requires climbing up and down steep, inconvenient steps. The so-called separate building is on the other side of the hotel (it seems like the original hotel area was fully developed, and they added it on top of surrounding residential buildings). It's not particularly safe, especially at night when you're practically helpless. The hotel has a shuttle bus from the lobby (main area) to the separate building, but you still have to climb about twenty gravel steps and carry your luggage yourself. The hotel claims the separate building is about a four-minute walk from the main building (there's a small path), but going down from the top requires climbing 100 steps, and going back is the same. The steps are narrow and steep. The stone buildings are quite dark, so we had to leave the doors open, and the blankets were a little damp, probably due to the high humidity (they had a dehumidifier on). Everything else was average. The hotel service was helpful but far from enthusiastic. The sauna was similar to a large public bathhouse in China; you need to bring your swimsuit. It was alright. I don't usually review hotels, but this time I'm saying I ”would not recommend it.”"

"It’s such a cute B&B. Super easy to get to and was in a central location. Close to the city center. Would definitely stay again."