Search B&B in Riparbella Station

"An amazing place to stay in a beautiful location."

"Clean, comfortable bed, pillows, sheets! Great shower, bathroom. Beautiful environment. Friendly staff. "

"It was nice. The staff was friendly, but the brochures need to be updated with the correct pricing, also it would be nice to know that they don’t provide certain spa services when you’re the only one asking for it. If I had know that and that the restaurants were closed most of the time, I probably would’ve gone where it was more consistent."

"I thought I booked a large bed but had two twins, which are unbelievably small. The shower is not really separated from the bathroom so after taking a nice warm shower everything was wet and slippery"

"The big catfish of a hotel. Our rooms looked nothing like the pictures. We booked a comfort room and were given an economy bunch room and then expected to pay for the comfort room. It was an absolute joke, The pool water was green and looked unswimable. Luckily we were only there for work and not for some r&r and managed to spent as little time at the accomodation. The free breakfast was stale cakes and breads and cereals. Would never go back and would give it a zero star if possible. "

"Super, family of 4. Everything easily available for our stay even things we didn’t know we needed, like an air compressor to blow up pool toys"

"A hidden gem. Young property,clean lines. Rooms very clean great WiFi. Fluffy towels but most important good pressure, plentiful hot water. Buffet breakfast. Cafe facilities all day round a good size pool. Then a Italian type evening choice restaurant. Stopped in Vada village for five nights after hectic fours days in Rome. Used the train, perfect. Hotel was less than five minutes walk. Left for Pisa bye train after a relaxing time. Will visit again "

"We had a new 1 bed cabin. It was adequate for our needs for a week, if a little on the small side. There was no storage for our luggage, which took up valuable space and no kettle to boil water for tea. We had to use the saucepan. However pouring boiling water from a big pan into a small cup was tricky. Manager told us Italians don't use kettles.pool was good and short walk to beach."