We only ate at the restaurant, we were staying at an air b&b up the hill. The patio is is lovely,…read moreservice is amazing, the food is very good. The beach area is fantastic, and yes the ride to get yo this area is crazy!

Pretty gorgeous place! The rooms are very reasonable and the…read moreviews spectacular ! Bar is fine but they don't have appetizers.. Sadly they are missing the boat on that one! The road is one helluva ride! But well worth the journey!

If you ever find yourself fortunate enough to be in Monte Argentario, Italy...you may be the only…read morenot-Italian tourists in the whole town...and you will be in pure heaven. This was exactly what we were looking for when we planned this leg of our trip. We traveled across Europe all summer during high tourist season and the July heatwave. To find a little slice of heaven on the Tuscan coast near water that wasn't overrun with tourists was a miracle. Argentario is technically a peninsula sitting along the Tuscan coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea. It's a fishing town with stunning shorelines and beaches. The trick is finding a spot to beach for the day if you don't speak Italian and you're not staying in one of the pricey hotels along the waterfront. We walked along the shore hoping for a place we could stop when we came upon the iconic umbrellas at Hotel La Caletta. We were able to reserve lounge chairs and umbrellas for the day at a very reasonable price (I recall $15/day per chair) by walking directly up to the beach bar. The Beach bar staff were amazing helping me figure out in Italian what I needed to do. Once you've rented a chair and umbrellas, you have full access to the bar and restaurant. We had entered past a snorkeling shop and were able to rent snorkeling gear for $10. We were in Argentario the week before one of the Italian breaks. Since Argentario is a hot spot for Italian travelers but not many foreigners know about it, we had the beach practically to ourselves with a few hotel guests and locals. Time your stay here before or after Italian weekends and holidays. The rest is history. Memories of sunning, swimming, and snorkeling along the reefs of the turquoise Tyrrhenian Sea from the beautiful beaches of Hotel La Caletta are forever core. When we return to Argentario, which we absolutely will, we will book our stay at this lovely piece of heaven.

The hotel was chosen for its location in Porto Santo Stefano. we were looking for a hotel on the…read morebeach in a beautiful seaside village and this fit the bill perfectly. The room was comfy with a good view, the AC & TV worked perfectly. Parking was no problem, hotel breakfast, dinner and all amenities were all great. their chef is super. Staff was friendly, the private beach and bar were very nice. A 5 minute walk puts you in the heart of the village with more restaurants and shops, etc. Disliked · Getting English language on the TV's was a challenge, but we figured out one station we could watch. There is no laundry service, so plan ahead. It would have been handy to have the evening restaurant menu printed in English, but the wait staff was always happy to translate. The beach lounges were assigned by room, which in our case kind of put us off in the boonies. Looking forward, changing out the lounges to something a little more versatile and adjustable would be nice.

This was an incredible value for the price. We were there in April, so off season and I imagine it…read morewould be more in the summer. The room was clean and designed well. The bed could have been nicer but again- we didn't pay much. The shower is like squeezing in a sardine can but wonderfully hot and strong pressure. The staff are extremely nice and helpful. Breakfast was just lovely! There isn't much available parking near the hotel but spots around the surrounding street and Main Street.

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Hotel, location and bar are fantastic! Service outside the restaurant also fantastic. the…read morerestaurant doesn't deserve a Michelin star - the sommelier insulted my husband, service terrible, and fish cold.

We just spent two dreamy nights here on our honeymoon. What a spectacular place. When your on your…read moreway, you don't think your ever going to find it. Tiny back roads, and there is nothing nearby. Finally, you arrive to the gates and the magic that holds Il Pellicano. We were taken to our room, and to be honest we ended up switching rooms as the first room was far off in a cottage and had an old bathroom. The new room was a junior suite in the main building with stunning views of the Mediterranean. We had our own patio and a new gorgeous white marble bathroom. Sheets were very nice and the bed was comfortable. I did not love the pillows. They have their own line of organic bath products and while the bottles are adorable, I didn't love the smell or quality of the products themselves. We dined in both of the restaurants, the formal two michelin star restaurant as well as the more casual Pelli Grill. Both were excellent and make it easy to stay at the hotel all day long. The beach area is the most dramatic and gorgeous that I have ever seen. They have an excellent snack menu with a long assortment of homemade ice teas and lemonade. It's lovely to spend the entire day here. We swam in the ocean even though it was absolutely freezing. It was fun nonetheless. There is a beautiful spa and gym. We had massages that were ok, and I had a great polish change. The gym had a lovely selection of machines, weights and waters. To sit and have a cocktail before dinner was just heavenly. They have a very talented pianist and they bring you the most gourmet snacks while you enjoy your pre-dinner drink. They brought us dog bowls and a bed for our little dog and were friendly but he was not allowed at restaurants, which seems to be a common theme in Italy. Overall a fabulous hotel and I cannot wait to return.

Absolutely fabulous resort. The island (well, I still call it an island although it's connected to…read morethe mainland by a couple of bridge-like roads) is so peaceful, my husband and I really got the relaxation we were hoping for. Everything is beautiful here. The rooms are very modern and comfortable, our private balcony was lovely. We golfed, took walks, worked out at the gym, swam, played billiards and ping pong, and had the most fab dinner at the restaurant. And the breakfast was one of the best we've had in our 3 weeks in Tuscany. The staff was super friendly, extra shout out to Sabrina at front desk! Highly recommend this special place!

Staff there are magnificent- always smiling and helpful and the food was good. The views from the…read moregolf course were fabulous but in late August the course condition was disappointing. We did have the course almost to ourselves though and the price was reasonable. The main reason for less stars is the furniture in our room was very tired. We did not have a comfortable sitting chair in the living area and the cushions in the couch were very flat and sunken. We both also broke out in bed bug bites two days after our first night...yuck. For those reasons, I would not recommend it for such a high price or any price.

Thank you fot having us service and food was a delight. Great customer service from the team. Lunch…read morewas very delicious. Nice and clean ambiance smack in the middle of Pompei.

Nice hotel just in the center of the town, has not parking facilities but a parking lot is not very…read morefar. Restaurants and shopping area within a walking distance.