Hotel Loreley

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Friendly staff and great location
  : All good

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Staff very helpful and friendly Excellent location Great breakfast buffetVery clean and comfortable
  : Nothing

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Overall, described my impressions in a previous review. Not bad, overall, but the set of punctures does not make you want to return or recommend the hotel to anyone.
  : On checkout, tried to take a second time (in cash) the tourist tax paid on arrival. After an outcry, the idea was abandoned. But the unpleasant residue that they decided to cheat us out of an extra couple of euros, in addition to the other unpleasant moments the staff had caused us, remained.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Friendly staff, good breakfast, good size of the family room, beach umbrella and chairs included
  : Unfortunately toilet and bidet were not clean at our arrival, no place where to put beach towels to dry

Wonderful
Traveller Type:

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Good breakfast in a nice hall. Friendly, helpfull staff. At the Beach and good situated for the pedestrian zone where lots of good shops and restaurants are nearby.
  : Nothing to say.

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : The first line from the sea. That's good. Good breakfasts. Not varied, but the quality is quite decent. Tables for breakfast enough (early season). To the beach - a couple of minutes on foot. Sun loungers are included in the price. Parking is also included. Very good quality cleaning. Towels change. Internet (wifi)- present. Not good quality everywhere, but tolerable.
  : The bad thing is that access to the hotel after 8 p.m. becomes problematic. (Zona Trafico Limitato). Driving through the pedestrian zone is no fun. It's not the hotel's fault, but a fact worth bearing in mind. You can only load and unload passengers and luggage at the hotel itself. Then turn around on a tight patch and drive to a car park 400m away from the hotel. (You will not be escorted, but given a diagram where you can be confused with a nearby (more decent) car park with the same name. Yours is the one with the trees.The parking spaces are unpaved. Because if it's dry, there will be a lot of dust on the car and inside, and if it rains, there will be mud. Parking a car with dimensions bigger than a Volkswagen Golf will make you sweat. Even if you have 25 years' driving experience. Even if you manage to squeeze successfully between bollards, trees, ropes and neighbouring cars in the car park, you still have to pray that your neighbours don't open their doors too much. I haven't had much luck. Apart from a couple of gull excrement stains (the size of a man's palm each) on the car, I found an excuse to visit the insurance company and the auto paint shop. Staff. Be prepared to be stressed from the first minute. Under no circumstances dare show your ID cards. Passports only! Don't care if you're after a long drive with a crying baby. Otherwise you will be threatened by the police. (I usually stay 15-20 times a year in hotels in Italy: there have always been enough of the first name, last name, date of birth and ID number that no one even checked, but not here: here a college age girl under the watchful eye of the either owner or manager dressed from head to toe in Gucci and Hermes (in a 3-star hotel!) shook the documents from my wife and me, assuring that the ID card is not a document.