Via Civinini, 10
Porto Santo Stefano, 58019 Nightly Rates(120.86 - 141.88)
Property Description
Hotel La Caletta is located straight on its private beach, only 200 meters away from the main square of Porto Santo Stefano, one of the loveliest and most famous places in southern Tuscany.Our bar is always open. Breakfast is served at your choice: buffet or room-service without time limits.Our Hotel has 26 sea-view rooms (50 beds) with bathroom, telephone, mini-bar, satellite colour TV, air conditioning system and wall safe. For family stays, we offer communicating double plus single or also double plus triple rooms. Breakfast is served at your choice both as a buffet or with room service without time limits.
Amenities
VCR
Air Conditioned
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Boating
Fishing
Hairdryers Available
Indoor Parking
Indoor Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Safe
Scuba Diving
Telephone
TV
220 AC
Room Information
TWIEC
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Twin room BASIC . Twin room with private bath, telephone, minibar, sea view, tv-sat, safe box, air conditioning.
DBLEC
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Double room BASIC. Double room with private bath, telephone, minibar, sea view, tv-sat, safe box, air conditioning.
DBLST
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Double Room CLASSIC. Double Room with private bath, telephone, sea view, tv-sat, air conditioning, breakfast at buffet.
SGLST
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Single room classic. CLASSIC DOUBLE ROOM FOR SINGLE USE
TWNST
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Twin Room CLASSIC. Twin Room with private bath, telephone, sea view, tv-sat, safe box, air conditioning, breakfast at buffet.
DBLEX
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Double room GOLD. Double room with private bath, telephone, minibar, sea view, tv-sat, safe box, air conditioning, breakfast served at buffet or in your room, welcome drink.In summer we offer a boat trip on Argentario coast free of charge for every weekly stay.Beach service is included.
TWIEX
:
Twin room GOLD. Twin room with private bath, minibar, sea view, tv-sat, safe box, air conditioning, breakfast served at buffet or in your room, welcome drink.In summer we offer a boat trip on Argentario coast free of charge for every weekly stay.Beach service is included.
TWIEX
:
Twin room GOLD. Twin room with private bath, minibar, sea view, tv-sat, safe box, air conditioning, breakfast served at buffet or in your room, welcome drink.In summer we offer a boat trip on Argentario coast free of charge for every weekly stay.Beach service is included.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 PM
Check out time is 11 PM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 0
Renovated in 0
26 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
By car Northwards (Livorno):Motorway A12 southway (Roma) Graft S.S. Aurelia Exit ??Albinia?? and follow indications for Porto Santo Stefano Southwards (Roma):MotorwayA12 northway (Livorno) Graft S.S. Aurelia, Exit ??Orbetello?? and follow indications for Porto Santo Stefano
150.0 KM
90.0 KM
15.0 KM
Guarantee Policy
A valid credit card is required to guarantee the reservation
Cancellation Policy
Cancel within the time limit specified in your reservation to avoid a penalty charge.
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