Find 4 Star Hotels in Castro from SAR 209

"Great hotel with amazing views. The breakfast was soo good! "

"Stay at this property! Their breakfast buffet is awesome, they serve bacon/eggs, delicious fresh pastries and fruit and a whole lot more. City center is about a 12 minute walk where there are plenty of restaurant options. "

"What a joy to discover this family-run resort that clearly promotes the local community. The pool is huge and the resort is super-cosy. A terrific base for discovering Salento and easy access to both coasts. Whether you’re a family, couple, or solo, you will feel at home."

"Lovely hotel and good value off season as limited facilities available. It was great as it was nice and quiet. Beautiful sea views and location. Everywhere was spotlessly clean. Breakfast was very good with plenty of choice. Overall we really enjoyed our stay. Just a couple of disappointments - the balcony had a very high front so when you sat down you couldn’t see the view! The sides were low so very open to neighbours and anyone smoking on their balcony. We had to keep the doors shut at times to keep smoke out of our room.( We were told we couldn’t swap rooms ) Also worth noting that all the balconies were in the shade in the afternoon when we visited in late September. "

"Great place. Really good breakfast. Easy to get to the main historic center."

"Excellent hotel and staff. Wonderful restaurant , great views and location for everything in the area."

"We had a lovely time at Tenuta Centroporte. Very kids friendly and excellent food. If you’re looking for tranquility and relaxation this hotel is highly recommended. "

"It’s great boutique hotel in walking distance to the beach. "

"It hurts to give middling ratings. The staff and mgmt were friendly and helpful (eg, they gave me a room close to the reception check-in, they provided transport to the train station when no other option was available). The problem is while the crew might be good they need to run a tighter ship, The property is showing its age, it’s up the hill from the town and is oriented to large groups. As a solo, shoulder season guest, we, the few, are lost in the cracks of pre-season prep. "