Family Hotels & Resorts in Priverno

"A Perfect Stay in Paradise 🌊 Our time at the Villaggio Beach Hotel in Sperlonga was nothing short of wonderful. The staff was more than accommodating, making us feel welcome and cared for from the moment we arrived. The pool is fantastic, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the breakfast was absolutely delicious. But the true highlight? One of the most beautiful beaches in all of Italy, just steps away — soft sand, crystal-clear water, and breathtaking views. This is the kind of place you never want to leave. We’ll be dreaming of coming back!"

"Beautiful clean property. Friendly staff. Convienient parking."

"Reception staff top notch! All the girls at the front judt amazing! "

"Gorgeous place. Only reason didn’t give 5 stars is that They should tell you it’s not accessible by public transportation. If i return (I might) I would rent a car to get there. Otherwise its train and then 75 euros for car service each way "

"They let us check in early and helped us get a 2 hour taxi when the trains went on strike. Everyone was great. Dinner starts later so be prepared for most restaurants to open at 8 pm"

"Hotel was great, literal seconds away from the train station! Area and people were all super friendly and nice"

"A very nice hotel in a great location in the heart of Sperlonga, the hotel being right on the beach. Sun loungers and parasols on the adjacent beach are included in the hotel price as is parking in the secured car park. All staff very pleasant and friendly."

"Hotel Le Dune is a time capsule, summarily capturing the romanticised version of Italy that’s been depicted in films, time again. The original character has been skilfully preserved, whilst offering the practicality and comfort of modern living. At first glance, the unacquainted may consider it dated. However, once you willingly immerse yourself, you realise the charm of something humbly antic. Let Hotel Le Dune serve as the backdrop to your own novella."

"We needed a basic hotel to stay at on our trip from Rome to Scalea by bicycle and it was exactly as expected. "