La Medusa Hotel
Passeggiata Archeologica, 5, 80053 Castellammare di Stabia NA, Italy
from 2 sources
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Overall:
"Excellent hotel and location,not too easy to find." — source Venere
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Clean:
"Beautiful surroundings, clean, spacious - in short a dream EXCEPT the aircondition unit in 1 of our rooms was faulty and they kept on promissing to repair it - however we later found out that they had no way of repairing it as their a/c man was on vacation." — source Venere
"Very nice hotel, clean rooms, perfect service, good swimming pool, nice garden." — source Venere
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Service:
"swimming pool in dirty condition, not to use, breakfast service due to tourist groups very low, orange juice filled up with ice cubes, no recompensation for lack of service, when we complained." — source Venere
"The service was truly outstanding, and while the staff was busy with the steady stream of weddings in the facility, the management took excellent care of the hotel and restaurant guests." — source Venere
"The service was excellent, the view from the garden roof fantastic and the garden of the hotel one of the best." — source Venere
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Location:
"Location is quiet, but not too convenient for car access, but Pompeii, Herculano, Amalfi coast are not far away." — source Venere
"You have restaurants on the area and it is within a short distance of main attractions." — source Venere
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"This hotel: Never again, at no price." — source Venere
More information on La Medusa Hotel
The hotel La Medusa, is situated in Castellamare di Stabia, also renowned as the city of waters, for its hydrologic heritage featuring 28 different mineral waters . This wonderful deluxe hotel, wisely restored, preserves all the characteristics of an 18th century villa and rises in an exceptional climatic and ecological area, nestled in a plushy park with an ample private parking and equipped with panoramic terraces with a view on the surrounding mountains and the Vesuvius Vulcan and on the enchanting Gulf of Naples. If you want to organize a working lunch, a party or a wedding at the Grand Hotel La Medusa is like inviting your guests into your own home. Guests will feel like old friends, thanks to an informal but qualified staff, and with our swimming pool, roof-garden or small lounges, every moment will become a pleasure to enjoy!
Year Renovated:
0Total Rooms:
49 rooms.49Total Floors:
5 floors.Rooms:
49Reservations
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Cancellation Policy
-96 hours, In case of late cancellation or no show one night will be charged on your cerdit card. PLEASE NOTE: Non Refundable Rate: Compulsory credit card prepayment, the amount prepaid is non-refundable in the case of cancellation.
Directions
From Naples Capodichino Airport (NAP): Distance to Grand Hotel La Medusa is 33 kilometres, approximately 20 minutes' drive. Getting there. Taxis to the hotel cost approximately 50 EUR. The Alibus shuttle leaves every 30 minutes for Piazza Municipio and Naples' central station (Stazione Centrale). Tickets cost 3 EUR. Castellammare di Stabia is on the Circumvesuviana train line which stops at Naples' central station. Tickets cost about 3 EUR. Prices are all subject to change. Getting around. The centre of Castellammare di Stabia can be navigated on foot, and the archaeological sites can be reached via the Circumvesuviana train. Buses connect to many of the Amalfi Coast resorts. A car is recommended for exploring further afield.
Area
Campania,Naples,Campania Spa and Health Resorts
Information by VenereCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $65
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