Hotell nära Parco della Grancia

“A lovingly and carefully run hotel by the Lioi family. Very friendly staff and excellent cuisine. A hotel where you can really feel at home.”

“Such beautiful accommodations right in the old part of Potenza. Our hosts were amazing.”

“We had an excellent stay here. The family (owners) are both warm and friendly, and the views are amazing. The room and bath are both spacious with a screened window for fresh air. Breakfast was typical Italian sweet breakfast, but they pivoted to accommodate my dairy allergy. Their on site restaurant is open for dinner on the weekends, and the food they served was delicious- my husband especially enjoyed the house made cheese and yogurt. If you like horses or just being out in the country, this...

“Tutto perfetto...camera pulitissima”

“Very clean, quirky room in a building that used to be a convent.”

“Bra parkering i hotellets garage. Kostade EUR 12/natt.”

“A bit difficult to get to the place due to location and the quality of the road, BUT a great friendly and service minded host who welcomed us!”

“Lyhört, gnisslande dörrar men rent och helt ok frukost. Fin utsikt och bra restauranger i närheten.”

“Situated on a sharp uphill leading to Potenza Centro, Miramonti is an older building yet well maintained by its attentive owner Roberto. Free parking was made available by Roberto who also moved me to a room with good wifi access. Quite and confortable, with simple breakfast. An overall satisfying experience at a reasonable price.”

“Ci si sente come a casa,la proprietaria di una gentilezza rara,colazione ottima,stanza 🔝,nessuna nota negativa ”

“Personale cortese, struttura accogliente e ben posizionata”

“Wunderschöne Albergo Diffusa mit tollen Zimmern. Sehr sympathisch geführt. ”

“Great location in the heart of the community. Restaurants markets and stores in walking distance. Third bed was in middle of kitchen /living area. We were there during a music festival in the piazza, ended up with party goers sitting in doorway and smoking/ talking late into the night.”

“Where do I begin? Perhaps at the beginning. When we arrived on a Sunday afternoon the reception was locked and dark. We wandered around the side of the building to rest and have a snack before trying to figure out what to do next. Quickly someone emerged from the restaurant attempting to chase us away before we could explain that we were hotel guests looking to check in. Once language barriers were crossed we were able to check into our room which was clean appearing but smelled oddly of...