Adua & Regina di Saba Wellness & Beauty

The hotel is tired, and most of the staff could care less about pleasing the customers. It’s situated on a dirty street, and there are much prettier places in the town. Our room was fine, and the air conditioning was good. The breakfast wasn’t very good, and the breakfast staff were surly. Alberto and Philomina at the front desk were friendly and helpful. My overall opinion is to stay somewhere else.

My wife and I spent a very pleasant week here as part of a package. We found the staff very welcoming and helpful, and nothing was too much trouble. Like most well established Italian towns, the buildings are very old, but this has been adapted quite well to a hotel. The size of the rooms is variable, so best to check first to avoid disappointment. We had everything we needed and it was comfortable. The hotel is pet friendly and there was even a parrot during our stay. We had the most wonderful massage which was so relaxing and there is a nice open air pool with sun beds and tables if one wishes to have coffee outside. Near reception there are many comfortable chairs and sofas if you want to chill. The breakfast had ample choices of good food to cater for all tastes. The hotel is very close to the town centre and railway station with great shops including big names and there are all types of restaurants and other facilities to enjoy. The Adua Hotel is a place to which I would return.

A very nice hotel with a very decent lounge area for guests, which is comfortable. Centrally located for all the major Tuscan highlights and in a quietish area. Rooms cleaned every day and towels changed, the maids do a great job. Staff are fantastic, they really looked after our group from Newmarket Holidays. Special thanks to Ylenia, Loulay (I hope I have that right) and Erica. You were all such lovely people. Food was a bit hit and miss, I was surprised that the main courses weren't more influenced by Italian cuisine. There were pasta dishes (anti pasta mainly) but we did feel that the main courses were a bit bland and needed some lifting. I've seen some comments on Tripadvisor about how good the breakfasts were and I'm not sure what some people saw as being so good. There were the usual yoghurt, fruit (but not much choice), fresh croissants etc but the only hot offerings on a daily basis were scrambled egg and bacon. No variation, same thing each day. In my opinion breakfast was poor and needs some thought, it wouldn't take much. And the location of the central table for guests to use at mealtimes is in entirely the wrong place. we had people banging into chairs on our table when they were helping themselves from the small buffet. This table needs to be relocated to the outer wall at the end of the room, next to the breakfast bar. The last point was the aircon which doesn't come on until 1st June. This is ridiculous as the bedrooms were very hot and sleeping with the windows open makes it too noisy. Please consider changing this and making it temperature dependent and not date dependent as it makes no sense. All of our party (19 I think) had trouble sleeping due to the heat. You really could do this better. All that said I would recommend this hotel but bear these points in mind.

This was a great hotel just a short stroll to the town centre where there was a wide range of shops, bars and cafes. Our balcony room needed a little TLC but was clean and tidy. Considering we were part of a Newmarket Holidays group, we thought the room offered good value for money. Public rooms were comfortably furnished and well decorated. With a few minor exceptions, all the hotel staff we encountered were friendly, helpful and polite. There was a good choice of food on offer in the dining room. We enjoyed our time at the Adua hotel and would happily stay there again if we were in Montecatini.

Pleasant hotel with friendly staff. Food was good and room clean. Location 5 minutes from many shops, restaurants and cafes. There is some form of training/ college facility adjacent to one side of the hotel. So if you have a balcony you may be viewed by students in a classroom. When we stayed there were large groups of students staying in the local hotels. On our last night we also had a couple of groups book in. They were very polite but inevitable noisy.

Just returned from staying at this hotel whilst on a visit to the area with Newmarket holidays. I should like to stress how pleasant and friendly all the staff were and they could not do enough for you. The food was excellent and the facilities good. I would definitely recommend it.