Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast 3*
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
The comfortable 3-star Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast Porto Sant'Elpidio is located around 5 minutes on foot from Caribe Beach and comprises 2 rooms with modern comforts. The bed & breakfast is a good starting point for exploring Porto Sant'Elpidio, including Lungomare di Porto Sant'Elpidio, which is only 500 metres away.
This Porto Sant'Elpidio hotel is 3.4 km from Osservatorio astronomico Observatory and right around the corner from Parrocchia Santissima Annunziata Catholic Church. Also, Abbazia San Marco alle Paludi is approximately a 15-minute ride from the Piccolo Porto Sant'Elpidio. Guests might as well enjoy proximity to Villa comunale - ex Villa Bernetti, situated only 450 metres away. You can easily find Sant Elpidio A Mare within a 7-km distance of the accommodation.
Furnished with soundproof windows, all rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, along with a mini-bar, tea and coffee making facilities. There is also a private bathroom. Guests will find hairdryers and bath sheets in the bathrooms fitted with a bidet, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet. You can enjoy views of the city.
Sample Mediterranean specialties at Fante di Coppe located within easy reach of Il Piccolo Giglio Bed & Breakfast.
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?
