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Vittorio Veneto Private SPA
Set in Sulmona, 33 km from Majella National Park, Vittorio Veneto Private SPA features views of the city.
Hotel Ovidius
Hotel Ovidius is a modern building set just 300 metres from Sulmona's main square. You will have free on-site parking here, a 24-hour bar, a traditional restaurant, and a spa.
Hotel Armando' s
Featuring a bar, Hotel Armando' s is located in Sulmona in the Abruzzo region, 33 km from Majella National Park and 37 km from Roccaraso - Rivisondoli.
Hotel Le Ginestre
Hotel Le Ginestre features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Roccacasale. This 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.
B&B La cas' d'Alfonz'
Boasting garden views, B&B La cas' d'Alfonz' is situated in Sulmona, 38 km from Roccaraso - Rivisondoli.
La casetta della nonna
La casetta della nonna is set in Caramanico Terme. Among the facilities at this property are a tour desk and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Il Rifugio dei Briganti
Set in Caramanico Terme, within 14 km of Majella National Park and 48 km of Gabriele D'Annunzio House, Il Rifugio dei Briganti offers accommodation with a garden as well as free private parking for...
B&B Il Marchese Del Grillo
A few steps from the main square in Sulmona, B&B Il Marchese del Grillo offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. Housed in an 18th-century building, it features a panoramic terrace.
Stella CasaBono
Featuring a bar and views of quiet street, Stella CasaBono is set in Sulmona, 37 km from Roccaraso - Rivisondoli. The property features mountain and city views, and is 34 km from Majella National...
La Rusacca Pacentro
Located in Pacentro, La Rusacca Pacentro features accommodation within 40 km of Roccaraso - Rivisondoli.
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Majella National Park's best hotels with breakfast
Hotel Orsini
Hotel in Caramanico TermeBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.0Superb - What previous guests thought, 208 reviewsSet in Caramanico Terme, 10 km from Majella National Park, Hotel Orsini offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
Hotel Ovidius
Hotel in SulmonaBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.2Superb - What previous guests thought, 427 reviewsHotel Ovidius is a modern building set just 300 metres from Sulmona's main square. You will have free on-site parking here, a 24-hour bar, a traditional restaurant, and a spa.
From US$302.22 per nightHotel Santacroce Meeting
Hotel in SulmonaBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.9Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 111 reviewsHotel Santacroce Meeting is a 5-minute drive from the centre of Sulmona, just outside Parco Nazionale della Maiella. Its garden features a swimming pool with hot tub and a sunbathing area.
From US$133.68 per nightHotel Ede
Hotel in Caramanico TermeBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.6Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 210 reviewsSituated in Caramanico Terme, 34 km from Majella National Park, Hotel Ede features accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
From US$108.10 per nightHotel Le Ginestre
Hotel in RoccacasaleBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.8Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 34 reviewsHotel Le Ginestre features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Roccacasale. This 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.
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Sulmona ws a really nice, off the beaten path town to visit...
Sulmona ws a really nice, off the beaten path town to visit in Italy. It is the "home" of confetti, candied covered almonds, etc. We were able to tour museum factory where they have made these since the early 1700s. The old town itself is worth touring with ancient churches, many different street vendors, the farmer's market, etc. The town has some wonderful restaurants with authentic local cuisine.Guest review byKatherineUnited States - 8.0
The town is beautiful and green with trees lining the street...
The town is beautiful and green with trees lining the street. It is quiet in town after the Terme was shut down. If you are a hiker though, you landed in paradise. Gorgeous hikes in the Orfento Gorge and surrounding mountains. Also plenty of interesting and beautiful hermitages to explore. The sea is also not far away if the beach is calling. there is at least one good Bar/Coffee shop with fresh croissants and good cappuccino. Also a couple of good restaurants.Guest review byCoriedaItaly - 10.0
Pacentro is a picturesque village nestled on a mountain side...
Pacentro is a picturesque village nestled on a mountain side. It is a paradise for young children to explore the many pedestrian only alleyways that run through the village. It has retained its quaintness and medieval characteristics and the restored castle tower is a must visit.Guest review byCarascon - 4.0
The bed was terrible.
The bed was terrible. The old style spring mattress that wa felt while sleeping. Extremely uncomfortable. We asked for 4 blankets to put on top of the mattress but it still was uncomfortable. We didn't sleep for 3 nights. The water flow from the shower very poor, It was trickling not flowing.. At some stages the water switched from cold to hot Shocking....Guest review byMariaAustralia - 10.0
Like most towns in Italy, Sulmona has it's own interesting...
Like most towns in Italy, Sulmona has it's own interesting character and history. And, it support visits to some remarkable places in the area like Pacentro, Popoli, or Casano which have their historic feel right there be seen..Guest review byTexas6United States - 8.0
Caramanico Terme is like many spa towns in Italy - its glory...
Caramanico Terme is like many spa towns in Italy - its glory days ended a few decades ago when the government cracked down on the racket of subsidising holidays in such places through the national health system. So the hotels here have not seen a lot of investment recently. On the other hand their simplicity is matched by their good value. It still has a lot going for it - it is located in a beautiful area in the mountains of Abruzzo, close to the Maiella National Park, and is re-inventing itself as a centre for trekking, canoeing and such things. The old town - downhill from the modern town with its 1960s-era hotels, is picturesque. In the main street you will find a few bars, a couple of restaurants and a "birreria". All those I tried were good. If you want to spend a couple of days walking in spectacular scenery, and don't mind old-fashioned but hospitable accommodation, this would be an excellent place in which to base yourself.Guest review byStewartAustralia - 10.0
Their always seems an event in Sulmona which makes the visit...
Their always seems an event in Sulmona which makes the visit extra special, the city has numerous restaurants and bars. In addition it has a traditional market on a Saturday with enticing fruit and vegetables. It is in an extremely photogenic part of the country.Guest review byfreidaUnited Kingdom
