Hotels near Brindisi

"Best location for down tree own walk and enjoy multiples activity es"

"Our stay at the Grande Albergo Internazionale was fantastic. The staff were very friendly and polite. The breakfast included was delicious. Brindisi is a hidden gem that is quiet, safe and beautiful, rich in history and site seeing. "

"Awkward parking. But otherwise great "

"Clean hotel, very kind receptionist, my wife needed a room that was wheel chair accessible, they were kind enough to offer a second room for the same price so we had more room for her, good breakfast, lots of restaurants, shops around"

"A simple no frills good place to stay when flying early. It literally is a few hundred yards from the airport. "

"Close to Marina and Old Town. Great location. Parking free on street"

"We were very comfortable at Palazzo Bellocchi. Everything about the room and location was perfect. The breakfast that was included was hearty, as well. My one note is that I only realized that we needed to go to Hotel Orientale to pick up the keys because I read it in a review. That information may have been in a communication, but I hadn't noticed it. We would definitely stay here again. "

"Excellent hotel. Service with a smile. Had an amazing pasta dish as we checked in. We were starving. They arranged a taxi to the airport for us at 4am. Everything went really smooth. We would definitely stay there again."

"The front desk was on the ground floor, as usual in Europe. The lift that I never used was a little bit up the stairs. To get to the 1st floor, I had to climb another circular flight of stairs. The room I had was big enough for myself, with the bathroom having plenty of space. Overall, the fixtures were aged, worn, but clean. The bed was very comfortable, the pillow being a little shallow. I asked for a second pillow and promptly got it. My room overlooked the ferry terminal across the street. The necessary AC worked really well, thankfully. As for location, the hotel is on a main bus line about 300 meters from the palm tree lined main street, Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi I, with 2 little cafes at the end of the Corso that meets the beautiful waterfront. The better cafe is Cafe Au Sonia, a Quarta Caffe member. Well run, and obviously where all the locals go, as it was always busy. The other cafe next door, had few or no folks there whenever I went by. Also, there are several other eateries up the Corso offering a variety of local fare. Also, there is a Eurospin super market a 10 minute walk from the hotel, using side streets. So, would I go back to this hotel? Absolutely!!! Very reasonably priced, not fancy but charming with the lobby having a nautical theme, well located near the gorgeous waterfront and train station, and with a staff that is extremely helpful, aiming to please. The front desk manned 24/7. Consider this hidden gem in Brindisi."