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casavistafiore
13 miles from San Benedetto del Tronto in Montefiore dellʼAso, casavistafiore features accommodations with access to an open-air bath.
B&B Leopardi
B&B Leopardi is located in Montefiore dellʼAso, just 13 miles from San Benedetto del Tronto and 15 miles from Stadio Riviera delle Palme. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a terrace.
Hotel Baia Marina
Located on Cupra Marittima beachfront, family-run Hotel baia marina has rooms with air conditioning and sea views.
Hotel Europa
Featuring a private beach area just 164 feet away, Hotel Europa offers classic accommodations in Cupra Marittima. A bus that stops 164 feet from the property takes you to San Benedetto del Tronto.
Hotel Villa Aniana
Located in Massignano, 10 miles from San Benedetto del Tronto, Hotel Villa Aniana has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Hotel Ideal
Hotel Ideal features free bikes, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Cupra Marittima.
Hotel La Perla
Facing the beachfront, Hotel La Perla offers 3-star accommodations in Cupra Marittima and features a restaurant, bar and private beach area.
Villa Montotto
Located in Monterubbiano, 22 miles from San Benedetto del Tronto, Villa Montotto has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant.
Dimora Villa Ricci
Facing the beachfront, Dimora Villa Ricci offers 2-star accommodations in Pedaso and has a garden, shared lounge and terrace.
Hotel Cormorano
Featuring a terrace, Hotel Cormorano is located in Pedaso in the Marche region, 12 miles from San Benedetto del Tronto and 14 miles from Stadio Riviera delle Palme.
What Guests Said About Montefiore dellʼAso:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
It is a typical hilltop town with steep, narrow roads along...
It is a typical hilltop town with steep, narrow roads along which people stroll in the evenings. Drivers were careful and with the narrow steep roads I was happy to leave driving to someone else. Roads never felt scary and the pace of life is pleasantly relaxed so we never felt under any pressure. When we were there the central square was closed to traffic one evening for a festival, tables had been set up and the place was thronged. Lovely! The cool quiet churches all deserve a visit and there are some outdoor cafes open at some times for snacks. There are a couple of excellent restaurants and somewhere to buy gelati. We saw Italian tourists but it is out of the way for foreigners such as us....which we liked. There are 5 museums but opening times need to be discovered. We met with kindness and good humour wherever we went. It is best explored on foot and the old, more interesting parts can be walked around over a day. Everywhere closes 1-5pm and we were happy to join in the custom of an afternoon rest. There are supermarkets and places to buy local foods if you are self-catering. We had family in a neighbouring valley and were able to travel even late at night to visit. The hillside roads are windy and unlit but they are mostly empty, wide enough for passing, well-maintained on the whole and other drivers we did meet were always considerate. A car is essential to travel between towns or down to the Adriatic coast
DavidUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
It is like many of the hill-towns of Le Marche, but it has...
It is like many of the hill-towns of Le Marche, but it has more restaurants and bars than some of the other small villages, and there are good views to be had of the town from the community park. It makes a good base from which to explore the area; the beach is nearby as well as many other hill-towns worth visiting.
IVYUnited States of America
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