Top Hotels Near Torre Astura in Nettuno from AU$105

"Great room and beach facilities "

"5 stars i could stay forever! The staff is excellent. Art deco style hotel. Beautiful room. Clean. Great air conditioning. The hitelnis across the street from a perfect beach area. One side is private beach rent a chair. Next to the free beach. Clean and beautiful beach. Many delicious restaurants. Night life is fun and safe. Great for families, or traveling singles. "

"We stayed in the Aqua luxury villa. Private access within the park. Close to the pool (so you could see when it was busy or not) and included 1 umbrella and 2 sun loungers at the pool. We paid 3 euro per extra sun bed and 4 euro for extra umbrella. Close to shop, laundry and restaurant in the complex. 5 min walk to the private beach accessible by the wrist band given at check-in for each person. The onsite restaurant and shop are reasonably priced and well dtocked, super pizza and fries! The accommodation itself was really comfortable. The beds and showers were great. The kitchen is adequately stocked but no kettle, toaster or oven. We just boiled on the hob and didn't need an oven. The site felt very safe and suitable for families with children of all ages. Our stay was better than expected. We were interrailing and public transport is hit and miss. Absolutely no taxis in the area either. "

"This is a beautiful hotel, in an amazing spot !! right accross the beach, restaurants and there is so much to do! the staff was so nice and professional !! I am looking forward to staying there again !!!!!!!!!!!!! "

"Small but clean ocean front hotel at reasonable price. Stayed a Saturday night, lots of very loud people, parties, music fireworks and vehicles until 2am. Seems to be party-central for locals."

"Loved it ! The hotel was conveniently located near the train station, as we wanted to visit Rome everyday. The hotel has a shuttle bus ( at a price, so ask) to the train station. They can also arrange a taxi to drop and pick you up at anytime from the train station..10€ . Its a 15 minute walk, if the weather is cool. Plenty of free parking space reserved for the hotel. You can request for it when booking. The staff are amazing! They spoke English and were very helpful! We booked the only room available on Expedia, twin room..but when we arrived they gave us a double room. Very thankful for that. The hotel is quiet. The room is modern, dark curtains but the sunlight comes in through the sides, wasnt a big deal as we are early wakers anyway. Comfortable bed. Air conditioning worked well, and even when we got back in the room, it was cool. Modern bathroom, toiletries available, plenty of towels. Fantastic shower water pressure! Tv had English news channels. A fridge. A telephone. No kettle. They told us there is nothing to do..or see in town. A supermarket nearby. A big shoe shop. And a Chinese shop that sells Everything!! McDonald's is 4 minutes drive away. A few outlet shops a drive away..like Euronics. 30 minutes by train to Rome. Book at the station at the ticket machine. Very easy, many languages. Always ask anyone there which platform to Rome! As it keeps changing and the announcements are only in Italian. Everyone is helpful there. "

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

"This hotel has a great location, beautiful view of the ocean, quiet part of town, easy driving to the centre or a long walk along the promenade. Free on-site parking was a pleasure. Breakfast was substantial, staff were helpful and efficient. The room was comfortable and spacious with a small sea-facing balcony. "

"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."