Hotel San Rocco is a fabulous place to stay and the photo shows the outdoor restaurant, pool and poolside eating and sunbathing area. In the background is the main hotel.
San Rocco is a small hotel with only about 7 guest rooms (sorry I can't remember exactly). It is a family run hotel ... Read review
Admire the view of the marina over breakfast on the panoramic terrace at Hotel San Rocco, ... more
located just 800 metres from the ancient town of Muggia.Set in the heart of Porto San Rocco, this elegant hotel offers great value accommodation, modern comforts and easy access for the disabled.Your room is complete with radio, and Satellite TV. Leave your car at the free, private garage.After breakfast on the terrace, why not take a stroll around the marina? If you wish to travel a little further, the San Rocco Hotel is only 3 km from Slovenia.
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Set on the shores of the picturesque Lake Orta, Hotel San Rocco is surrounded by the ... more
ancient walls of a monastery, and boasts views of the enchanting San Giulio Island.Set in a picturesque part of Italy, the hotel is close to main cities of the north and nearby Switzerland. Discover the magical surroundings of Lake Orta, the lakeside villages, and the Prealpine valleys.The San Rocco is a very special and friendly place: for nearly 150 years it was an enclosed convent until the end of the 1960s when it became the main part of hotel. The Baroque-style Villa Gippini was added to the original structure afterwards.Soak-up the sun in the beautiful garden, take a dip in the swimming pool, enjoy an outing in the hotels private boat, or play a leisurely round of golf. During summer time, spend some time in the Wellness Roof Garden, set on the 4th panoramic floor; a reservation is required.During your stay you can indulge in a treatment at the Body Harmony Center, which offers a range of treatments. You can also spend time relaxing in the piano bar or enjoying a game of billiards. For business events, the hotel features a conference centre, fully equipped with up-to-date technologies.All rooms in the main building are furnished in an elegant minimalist style and combine a host of modern comforts with the warm ambiance of a former monastery. Most of them boast a lake view. Rooms in the distinguished annexe known as Villa Gippini are also available.The elegant restaurant is ideal for romantic dinners or for business lunches, and boasts a host of regional and international cuisine. The breathtaking lake view and the impeccable quality of the service, make for an enjoyable meal.
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Located just outside Bergamo in the city centre of Scanzorosciate, this new, 3-star hotel ... more
boasts hi-tech, trendy design in a renovated, historic convent, near main public transport.Surrounded by hills and vineyards, San Rocco Hotel presents newly renovated rooms, suites and a small apartment, all equipped with the latest comforts. Enjoy Wi-Fi internet access and satellite TV in all room types. San Rocco Hotel also offers junior suites with the added comforts of a small sitting room and a hydromassage bath and shower.San Rocco Hotel provides a relaxing atmosphere, yet its central location will put you within easy reach of main landmarks. You can enjoy the hotel's airport shuttle service and free parking. You can even hold your business meetings in the hotel’s convenient conference room. Other conveniences at San Rocco Hotel include a car rental service, with or without chauffeur, and a large, comfortable internal courtyard. Here the hotel organises cultural and gastronomic events, exhibitions, book fairs and concerts.
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The two-stars hotel Cristina lies in San Rocco di Piegara (Rovere' Veronese) at 640 metres ... more
above sea level, just 20 km far from Verona (highway exit 'Verona Est'). It is an ideal point of departure for walks and excursions in the natural park of Lessinia. The Hotel Cristina is also close enough to be used as a base to visit Verona and other cities nearby. The hotel is equipped with an elevator, rooms with bath or shower, telephone and TV. There is a restaurant, pizzeria, taverna, free parking.
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Hotel San Rocco is a fabulous place to stay and the photo shows the outdoor restaurant, pool and poolside eating and sunbathing area. In the background is the main hotel.
San Rocco is a small hotel with only about 7 guest rooms (sorry I can't remember exactly). It is a family run hotel on the edge of the village of Britoniglia, on the Istrian Peninsula of Croatia. Traditional village life carries on around it and we were lucky enough ... ...our stay. This hotel is popular with couples as it is a really quiet, romantic hideaway. The hotel consists of two traditional buildings that have been renovated to a high standard with the outdoor swimming pool (with its own integral jacuzzi at one end) being a central feature, surrounded by steamer chairs for relaxing and sunbathing, tables and chairs for eating a leisurely lunch and fig and apple trees which guests happily picked and ate the fruit ... more
Hotel San Rocco is a fabulous place to stay and the photo shows the outdoor restaurant, pool and poolside eating and sunbathing area. In the background is the main hotel.
San Rocco is a small hotel with only about 7 guest rooms (sorry I can't remember exactly). It is a family run hotel on the edge of the village of Britoniglia, on the Istrian Peninsula of Croatia. Traditional village life carries on around it and we were lucky enough to witness a Croatian wedding held in the village church, during our stay. This hotel is popular with couples as it is a really quiet, romantic hideaway. The hotel consists of two traditional buildings that have been renovated to a high standard with the outdoor swimming pool (with its own integral jacuzzi at one end) being a central feature, surrounded by steamer chairs for relaxing and sunbathing, tables and chairs for eating a leisurely lunch and fig and apple trees which guests happily picked and ate the fruit from. The pool overlooks the gardens with more apple trees and a small olive grove (the hotel produces its own olive oil and all guests are given a bottle when they leave as a momento of their stay). The pool area also includes a turkish bath house which houses a sauna and a massage chair-these facilities are available free to guests. There are always a good supply of fresh towels for the pool and cushions are provided for the steamer chairs. There were never more than 3 couples around the pool at any one time during the whole of our weeks stay. It really is a relaxing place.
Although we are in our 50's we befriended 2 couples in their 30's - this hotel is popular with all ages and because it's small and family run you feel like you become a part of one large family. The hotel has an indoor (only used in bad weather) and a partially covered outdoor restaurant. The restaurant won an award last year as the best restaurant in Istria-which says it all! It's not cheap but the food was very good, if a little salty for my taste. The outdoor restaurant overlooks the pool and the gardens below and on a balmy september evening it is idyllic. Just down the road and within easy walking distance, was the taverna that won last years award for the best taverna in Istria, and the hotel management also own the pizzaria in the village, so you have lots of choice of places to eat even if you don't want to drive. Breakfast at the hotel was the normal buffet you would expect with meats, cheeses, cereal, yoghurt, bread, pastries and cakes. Hot breakfast was also served and any individual orders (eg omelettes) were happily cooked to order. All the waiters were family members and always friendly and helpful. At any time of day they would make up large glasses of freshly squeezed orange juice and pots of tea. Home-made biscuits were always available for you to help yourself to.
The hotel itself is traditionally furnished and quite plush. There is a small lounge/bar area with comfortable chairs and we spent a couple of evenings chatting into the small hours with fellow guests (with the occasional addition of one or more of the hotel owners!). Our room was not large but it was the cheapest ! Others were larger. All rooms have good quality furniture with very attractive soft furnishings and an air of romance. There are wooden beams and small windows - all of which added to the feeling of staying in a typical Croatian farmhouse-but a very upmarket one at that! It is literally a chocolates on pillow type of place. The bathroom was modern and a decent size and some nice toiletries were provided, although not as many as you might expect- but I think thats a Croatian thing. Everywhere was very clean and the whole hotel oozes style and comfort.
To really get a feel for this hotel you need to look on its own web-site. We Googled 'Hotels in Istria' and found it on Trip Adviser. We then phoned the Istrian Tourist Board for more information. They told us it was the nicest place to stay in Istria and that all their staff loved it- the person we talked to about it just couldn't have been more enthusiastic, so we booked with confidence and were were not dissappointed. We booked directly with the hotel and found our own flights (we flew to Venice and then drove to Croatia, which isn't far, as we could get really cheap flights to Venice). Its not a cheap place to stay (we payed Ł90 a night including breakfast) but it was well worth it to be in such a nice, welcoming , friendly, comfortable, relaxing and stylish little hotel. The only drawback was that the motorway had been built over the fields in the distance so there was some traffic noise but after the first day we really didn't notice it and it certainly didn't impinge on the feeling of calm that the hotel generates.
You should hire a car if you book a stay here so that you can explore all the lovely hillside villages of Istria and really sample the Croatian way of life. You can also borrow bikes from the hotel and explore the local countryside. This hotel does not take children under 12 but then its not a childrens type of hotel! Its definatly an adult hideaway! We will certainly go back again one day.