Hotels Near Duetto d'Acqua in Montecatini Terme

The hotels first impressions were good.all ground floor bar,restaurant and lounge were all nicely decorated. Unfortunately that ended with our room. First of all we had problems with our key .granted that might have been us but even one of the staff said there was a problem so who knows When we went down for dinner we went to three different tables and was told we couldn’t sit there because it was set for breakfast. As we were in a coach party we would have liked to sit with other diners but no, we were sent to a table on our own. There was no kettle in the room or tea and coffee.one of the guests told us we should ask for one ,which we did. When plugged in, it wouldn’t work and the room lights flashed every time we tried to push it in.Girl in reception came up to see and she then sent the cleaner to bring us another. She couldn’t get it to come on so went for another kettle. The third kettle did flash on briefly but after she had gone we tried but the only way we could get it to work was by holding the plug in to the socket till it boiled 😳also the lights in the room were flashing if we released our grip. We were told it was our travel plugs but the kettle was theirs so how they came to that conclusion I really don’t know. We asked for cups for our hot drinks and we’re given cardboard flimsy cups . We had to ask at the bar because the waitress in the restaurant wouldn’t give us pot ones. The food was disgusting most nights and lots of guests including myself couldn’t eat it . The waitress who served us ,who was English so no language barrier, banged our plates down in front of us every night. My friend doesn’t eat cheese and she told them this so was asked if she would like spag Bol, which she agreed to. When it arrived there was hardly any meat and the sauce was watered down. It looked disgusting and she couldn’t eat it. The last night we were there , there was a full on argument with the waitress and customers in the restaurant because so many of us sent the food back. My views on this hotel are, it’s the worst hotel for customer service. The hot food which is advertised on the website was non existent and one of the cakes they put out were there 3days on the trot. On one occasion I ordered a glass of water but was brought a large bottle and charged 2 euros for.I didn’t say anything, which with hindsight I should have but I dont like to complain.I left just over half of it and the next morning there it was next to the orange juice for customers breakfast. I wouldn’t recommend any one to stay there because as well as the food we were worried about the electric plugs.

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Greatly and centrally located near lots of places to eat, have a drink and visit. Parking outside wasn’t too complicated, just find a spot and pay. When we got there we only found one employee who couldn’t speak English and was a bit difficult to check in but regardless he was very nice, helpful and serviceable. He also helped us with figuring out how the parking worked. Room and bathroom were nice and spacious though the mini fridge didn’t really seemed to work. Other than that I pile stay again if I were in the area.

As you can see from the photos, the exterior of the building and public areas are grand and delightful. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay. But for those who want more of the nitty-gritty read on: Room: We were in room 124, which is a standard room near the elevator. Like most European hotels, the room is considerably small. I appreciated the large armoire, night stands, and drawers so that if one wanted, personal items can be stowed out of sight. I found the bed to be very firm, but have a PranaSleep mattress at home, which is super comfy. I read that the rooms were ”recently” renovated, but ours could have definitely used a touch-up. There was a mark that appeared to have been where someone killed (and smudged) a bug on the wall, and several spots where the walls were scuffed and chipped. Cleanliness: The housekeeping did a sufficient job of cleaning the room, and the dining areas were immaculate. What struck me as odd was the beautiful red carpet on the grand staircase was in need of a vacuum during our entire stay. Minute detail, for sure, but one that struck me as odd. Amenities: Here's where I think they could improve. There is not an iron in each room, however, they will bring one upon request. In my case they asked for it back 24 hours later, which was problematic for me, as all of our clothes needed ironing. I requested an iron four more times before I received another one, three days later. Sadly the one I was given was completely broken. (Good news: I learned to get wrinkles out of clothing by dampening the garment and using a hot hair dryer!) The toiletries were paltry and the bar of hand soap was the size and thickness of a quarter. I am imagining this is done for the sake of conservation, but be aware: if you are the ”DO NOT DISTURB” type, you will need to find housekeeping to stock up daily. The towels and bedding were all stain-free and seemed to be of decent quality. Temperature: We are from upstate NY and the room was very hot for us, even with the AC on the lowest temperature. We stayed in October and ended up sleeping with the windows open. Bathroom: The shower is incredibly small! If you drop your soap you would actually need to step out of the shower to pick it up! No joke! The water pressure is incredible, however, and there was always plenty of hot water. WiFi: Nearly non-existent. I have heard that they are planning to upgrade. Otherwise, you need to sit in the lobby or use the laptop they provide in the front area. Typical to Staff: Most of the staff was professional. We had many pleasant exchanges with a young waiter named Federico. The evening/night staff were not as pleasant and almost seemed bothered that they had to interact with patrons. Food: The breakfast was plentiful and consistent: a table full of breakfast pastries, cold cereal, melons, yogurt, scrambled eggs, muffins, bacon, sausage links, several types of cold cuts and cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes. We ate dinner at the hotel three times and so

One night stay in Tuscany, at the Tuscany Inn Hotel. the staff were very friendly and our check in was easy. Our room was one of the biggest we have ever stayed in. And a massive bathroom, all designed to be wheelchair accessible. Comfortable bed and pillows, the bathroom was well appointed. We were let down by the included dinner though, had the vegetarian burger with tomatoes and peas, not overly impressed.

I liked this hotel very much. The location suited us, we had a car and used the public free carpark opposite the hotel during our stay. The vibe in the hotel was quite laid back and relaxed, we would have liked a bit more information on check in as we haven't stayed in the area before, however when we asked about anything the staff where more than helpful. We enjoyed the breakfast which had lots of choice, I would have liked more fruit available - fruit salad and omelettes where charged extra, which I thought was unusual as they are normally standard on breakfast buffets. The food we ate at the hotel was very good. The room: All rooms are different, some have baths and some do not, we changed our room on arrival as it had a bath but no sofa in the room, I would advise to be specific on your requirements prior to arrival. The member of staff who dealt with this for us was excellent and took time to show us available rooms. We spent a lot of time relaxing in the room during the day and really benefited from having a sofa. Bathroom was spacious and well equipped, bed large/comfortable, on the 4th floor windows are small but we were at the back of the hotel which was quiet. Bedroom and lounge area separate. I would point out that the room lacked drawers for clothing and I used my suitcase for this during the stay, it also appeared to lack a full length mirror (only mirror above the sink in the bathroom) - adding these items would make the room more comfortable. The area: Montecatini is a very pleasant town with lots of lovely restaurants and interesting places to visit. We went up to Montecatini alto to eat in the evening and worked our way around the restaurants - they are all outstanding, we had some of the best Italian food at Caffè Giusti', so pretty at night and a great atmosphere. If you don't have a car you can get to Montecatini alto by funicular - the views/sunsets are amazing. This was our favourite place for the evening. I would go back to this hotel for the lovely area, pleasant staff and great local restaurants. Spacious well equipped rooms.

Excellent hotel. Excellent staff. The young lady on reception was extremely helpful. Overall a great experience and a great holiday . Breakfast was adequate and had enough variety and nice local produce like tomato/ mozzarella and focaccia. Room was great. Had top floor with amazing balcony and view of the mountains. Close proximity to the village and all its attractions Also 40 minutes drive to Pisa, Florence and beach

I visited here with a group to see the Puccini Opera Festival. The hotel is spotlessly clean with lovely staff and a great pool. Breakfasts were excellent - wide choice, fruits, cooked eggs, meats etc and plenty of it. My only cavil was with the first set evening’s meal - a miserable chicken leg and a few chips. However our tour guide did complain and the second set meal was excellent. This complaint seems to have been given before - and not always heeded. Villa Capuggi is such a nice hotel that I wonder why they stint sometimes - even though the cost of living crisis impacts here too. Just a little more luxury and this would be the perfect Italian hotel.

The hotel is by the sea, the room by the sea is small, but the scenery is good. There is a Beijing restaurant 100 meters away. In addition, my friend hotel (amici imei) is expensive and not tasty, not recommended. The hotel provides parking spaces, 16 euros a night, just opposite the hotel public parking area, it is convenient.