Find 4 Star Hotels in San Romano in Garfagnana from ￥27,003

"This massive property is very well located just 5 minutes from the beach. It has a elegant 1980's vibe. The rooms are nice and big, the amenities are ok, although the gym is super small and not well equipped, as well as the spa area. There are 2 swimming pools (inside and outside). It is very close to everything and the hotel provides free bicycles for the guests, which is very convenient. I would highly recommend Patrizia Beach across the street, partner with the hotel and a really nice place to relax on the beach."

"Highly recommend. Great location if you have a car to visit in the area. Pool is incredible. Breakfast buffet fabulous. Great service. We did not use bikes and seems like a great option to go into Forte Dei Marmi. "

"The hotel was easy to find, staff are very friendly and helpful. Good swimming pool with sun beds. However, is next to the main road so the pool area is noisy. Good parking and close to the best shopping streets outside Milan. "

"Very comfortable 3 day stay. The hotel is very clean and well kept , bikes were great to have to get around town. There’s a house renovation happening next door which was created some noise one morning but apart from that, it was great"

"The rooms and common areas were well maintained and had a lot of personality. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. "

"Property itself was ultra clean and the staff were amazing. The building is a little dated but perfectly functional. Unfortunately, the drawback of the area is that the beaches are mostly fully reserved for the entire season by Italians from the city and so it is almost impossible to get a place in any of the beaches even or of peak season"

"Property does not have elevators. Staff was very nice."

"The staffs were all friendly and helpful. The main problem was the air conditioner was as good as none. Had a room change , same thing. The room temperature never got below 27. Too warm for me to sleep. Another problem was the photos in Expedia were deceiving. It looked a lot bigger than it really was. "