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Mercure Villa Romanazzi Carducci Bari
4.2/577 Reviews
Booked two deluxe rooms (one for single pax and the other for two pax) but was given two rooms of different sizes instead - not very impressed to say the least! Room decor has seen its better days to be honest! Plastic tables and chairs in the room for a 4-star property are pure cheapskates! Air conditioning still hasn’t been switched back on in late April when temperature already reaching low 20 Celsius! Had to stay and sleep in the room with window shut because of noisy disco noises nearby lasting beyond 2 am in the wee hours of Sunday morning ! Got ‘roasted and baked’ in the room with no ventilation as a result - not very ideal when covid is still raging! Still couldn’t understand why the hotel still insists on ‘no self-service’ for buffet breakfast - apparently in the name of covid! ‘Accidentally’ tried to pick up some breakfast items by myself on arrival as there was no sign on display stating the not-so-obvious ‘no self-service’ policy but was told off by one of 2 staff members on duty with plate being ‘snatched’ from my hands! The paradox being this practice caused long queue with only 2 staff members available to pick and dish out items for guests! Long queue and mass gathering of guests would not spread covid but picking up your own food with disinfected hands would apparently! Few ironic observations made though! The two specific staff members on food picking duty didn’t wear gloves at all when picking food with thongs for guests - is that even covid-safe??? One of the two members on that specific food picking duty went on to pick food for guests after clearing and cleaning up table with bare hands and then went over to do their food picking duty for other guests without washing or disinfecting their hands - covid safe I fear not??? If insisting on ‘no self-service’ policy, make sure you have sufficient staff to handle constant stream of guests coming in for breakfast! I was certainly being put off by either long queue or absent staff to help pick the food I wanted!
Al Pescatore Hotel & Restaurant
4.1/545 Reviews
Dropped off by taxi at bottom of a steep slope and told by taxi driver in sign langauge hotel at top. However on arrival at hotel, was pleasantly surprised at the ambiance of the building and decor. Receptionist Pia greeted us like were we family and during stay couldnt do enough for us. She was always helpful, polite, happy and obliging at all times. The rooms are basic but clean and tidy and decor to a high standard. Rooms could do with more storage ie drawers for clothes and possibly have tea and coffee for guests as it is classed as a 4 star hotel. Breakfast basic continental no variety throughout the seven day stay What ever short comings the hotel has, Pia more than makes up for it. Wonderful lady. Wonderful building as ex converted monastery and has maintained a lot of original features. Thank for a lovely holiday
Grande Albergo Internazionale
3.9/540 Reviews
This was our second stay here as we enjoyed it previously before a long drive to San Pietro. The room 123 was great more like a suite which had a seaview. The breakfast was delicious with plenty of options to choose from, although a second cappuccino or freshly squeezed orange juice is charged extra. We requested ice and parking at the hotel is available at a cost. I think there is parking nearby which I think maybe free but was not sure.
Hotel Riva Del Sole
4.3/574 Reviews
We have just returned from Riva after 7 nights. We stayed in a self catering apartment. There is no kettle or toaster. Boiling water on the stove but no grill pan as an alternative for making toast. We realised as soon as we arrived its in the middle of nowhere and there is nothing at all within walking distance. They asked were we hiring a car (around €250 for 3 days) but i declined as driving to Bari & back of an evening meant i couldnt have a drink. I go away to relax with a cocktail not drive everywhere :) The bus to giovinazza is 10-15 mins we had to do this when we needed a shop for bread/milk/water etc. The bus to Bari is 30 mins we had to do this each night to go out for our evening meal & drinks. There is an onsite pizzeria & restaurant which serves only fish. The hotel is lovely staff friendly & helpful (mostly) and the private beach made up for the fact it was so remote. It is stunning so we went to the beach each day (€5 each per day) We tried to go to the pool on day one but the lifeguard took our temperature (covid 19) and said “uh oh!” Apparently it was too high (also 30 degree sunshine) so we couldnt sit by the pool!! .. yet we went to the beach every day where our temperature wasnt high once. Mmm?? Prices in the hotel are very reasonable for food & drink. Fresh fruit & the berry slushes are gorgeous!! Overall we had a lovely stay but sadly its location is too far out having to get the bus every night also the last one at 10pm so couldnt enjoy our evening & stay out got a little tedious and would prevent me from going back again.
MoMa B&B Molfetta Mare
4/511 Reviews
By far the best aspect of staying here is the host Ylenia who contacted us the day before our arrival with tips on where to park and was waiting for us. Nothing is ever too much trouble for this lovely young lady whose command of English is excellent. The location of the B & B is excellent. Close to the sea within a lovely old part of the town which seems to have been recently regenerated. The rooftop terrace is great with sea views and an outdoor shower. We were able to find free parking a 5 minute walk away. The breakfast is adequate but nothing special and we were woken by the sounds of it being set up each morning. Unfortunately, other aspects of the property let it down. As soon as you enter you can smell the damp. The smell is strongest in the breakfast room in the basement, which has a dehumidifier and pink mould on the stone walls. Our room ”Sabbia” on the ground floor also had damp issues and as reviews I have read suggest, nothing seems to have been done to properly address the issue. Peeling paint around the tiny window and in the corner of the room. There was also black mould around the base of the shower which could quite easily have been cleaned off. We also found a previous guest's toenail clipping on the bathroom floor and the area beneath the bed hadn't been cleaned in a while. The tiny bedroom window and bathroom window both opened onto the street. There is a restaurant directly outside the ground floor so no privacy with them open and with zero light and very little ventilation it is no wonder that there is a damp issue. This would also feel claustrophobic for some people. Anyone with asthma or allergies would be wise to avoid this property. We only stayed 2 nights but we discussed these issues with other guests who were experiencing the same as us. I would not recommend staying here until the issues with the damp are rectified.
Hotel Victoria
4.4/520 Reviews
Spacious and clean rooms beautiful dining room. Good food. But the strength point is availability, they helped us find a scooter and a taxi from and x the airport. They make you feel cocktailed and one of your family. They also have shadows x customers going to the free beach. There is a lung that brings and goes to take customers in a conventional beach. What to say super advised
Giardino Dei Pini
4.5/542 Reviews
This hotel is quite amazing! The staff cannot do enough for you, each and every one is incredibly helpful despite our dire lack of Italian! The pool is lovely and the whole peace and quiet is incredible, and I say that as a father of a family with two near teenage children! The suite is great for a family of four, probably wouldn’t want to be here for too long as there is no space aside from the two bedrooms but bathroom is huge! The gym is pretty underwhelming. The spa is quite cute. Food is nice but a little overpriced for what it is. Breakfast is fantastic, kids are happily doing a four course breakfast in the morning! Overall this is a proper boutique hotel with amazing staff and facilities and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it for a short stay.
Jr Hotels Bari Grande Albergo Delle Nazioni
4.2/592 Reviews
The Italian-style breakfast is good, with a wide variety of fruits. The breakfast is offered on the 6th floor, with an incomparable sea view. The location is also good. It's on the corner of the old town and the seaside. The hotel does not have a parking lot but provides a valet parking service, which costs 25 euros per night.
Vittoria Resort Pool & Spa
4.2/556 Reviews
We had a nice stay at the hotel Vittoria. The location is perfect for the beach, old town and restaurants all within a 5 minute walk. The front desk staff are lovely. The hotel feels like it’s used for lots of tours which means breakfast is hardly relaxing and the wait for the coffee machine is painful. My recommendation is to go for breakfast after 8:30 am. The pool is lovely and peaceful (and very clean) and despite *********** warning the pool closed for the season on the 15th it was still open. The rooms are functional but large, our doors didn’t always lock so I’d suggest checking them regularly. The bed was too hard for me so I don’t sleep to well. The Wi-Fi also was not working in the rooms but apparently it was a network issue not the hotel one. The air-con is controlled at the front desk and they kindly turned it down for us. The spa is 30 euros per person for 90 minutes. All in all for what we paid with a great location and pool I think it’s a fair price. Just to note on otranto that it is difficult to reach via public transport when the Salento bus service is not running (it is a summer service only).
Masseria Sant'Anna
4/517 Reviews
Bari Palese
I never review anything on the internet, but I made a trip advisor account just to make sure people knew about how awful this place was. We booked this place in the hopes of getting a rustic, charming experience but what we got was far from that. We stayed here after getting off the ferry from Dubrovnik on our way to Napoli. This was by far the worst travel experience we’ve ever had. Location - 1/5 The first thing to note is that this hotel is NOT in Bari. There are no Ubers and the taxi into town costs €30 every time. You’re far from everything and it feels more like a neighborhood hotel not meant for travelers. Rooms - 2/5 The actual hotel is converted from a fort of some kind. Our room was in what used to be a closet and had cumbersome lock. The beds were insanely hard. Even with great AC (the one good thing here), we got very poor sleep because of the mattresses. The shower smelled weird and was tiny. I could barely move my arms in there to clean my body. The room we were stayed in was a faraday cage and blocked all cellular service AND the hotel’s Wi-Fi. Service - 0/5 The staff acted like they were doing you a favor when you asked them for anything. When we asked about the Wi-Fi situation, they told us there was nothing they could do and couldn’t switch rooms. That’s it. The staff seemed irritated every time we asked them to call us a taxi - remember there are no Ubers or other forms of transport nearby. If you’re used to any form of service at hotels don’t expect that here. Breakfast - 1/5 The breakfast was truly the saddest I’ve ever had anywhere. Just some cold, unappetizing meats and baked goods. Really low effort here. At least it was included in the price so there’s that to be thankful for. Overall, I would say this place is one to avoid if you want a good experience. We couldn’t get out of the place quickly enough. Bari itself is charming and well worth seeing. I would say you’re better off staying at a hostel in the actual city over this terrible hotel. This hotel gave me a new low to compare every other place too.

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Local Travel Info

Number of Hotels900
Number of Reviews12,594
Average Price (Weekdays)JPY 28,246
Average Price (Weekends)JPY 29,642