Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Private beach
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Spa and relaxation
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Located around a 15-minute drive from Porto Turistico di Civitanova Marche, Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast Porto Sant'Elpidio features Wi-Fi throughout the property and parking nearby. The smoke-free bed & breakfast is a good starting point for exploring Porto Sant'Elpidio, including Lungomare di Porto Sant'Elpidio, which is 6 minutes' walk away.
This Porto Sant'Elpidio property is situated about 60 km from Falconara airport and just next door to Torre dell'orologio. The Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast Porto Sant'Elpidio is scattered amidst cafes and restaurants, while Osservatorio astronomico Observatory is 3.5 km away. The sandy beach is located about a 5-minute stroll away. Feel in total harmony with nature by visiting Cave Canem Dog Park, 9 minutes' walk from Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast.
The rooms overlook the city and feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with a minibar fridge and tea/coffee making equipment. Furnished with a work desk, they also have sound-proofed windows. Bathrooms come with a bidet, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet, along with hairdryers and a shower cap.
This Porto Sant'Elpidio hotel serves a free daily breakfast. The restaurant Casbah Chalet is just a short walk down to the property.
Review by hotel critic
Having frequented Italy's luxury fashion scene, my discerning eye led me to Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast, seeking a balance of opulence and value. The petite size felt intimate, reminiscent of boutique hotels in Milan. The room was elegantly adorned, akin to a designer's atelier, while the bathroom boasted premium free toiletries. The shared kitchen, though well-equipped, lacked the finesse I expected in this price range. The lack of a sitting area within the room felt restrictive. While the complimentary breakfast at a nearby bar was delightful, the discount offers at local restaurants proved advantageous. An investment in style or a case of designer labels outstripping substance?
