Ristorante dell'Hotel Family Village In Porto sant'elpidio

I went last year I must say beautiful sea but the village is more suitable for families as I am gay it is not a place for me

I stayed at this campsite for 2 nights in a tent with my wife and children aged 2 and 6. The silence from 00.30 onwards is not exactly within family reach with music at very high volumes. The bathrooms in the center of the campsite were clean but with many broken towel hangers and toiletries. In some showers they were completely absent and not since the previous day...maybe for a few months or years. On such basic elements and given the excellent organization of the structure, one would expect more attention. Entertainment, internal services and the water park deserve an excellent rating. We found kindness and fun for the children. Some attention to small details would give a noticeable boost to the structure.

Truly beautiful place, very well looked after and a truly enviable location..I give 4 stars only for being really narrow inside to move around by car..anyway absolutely worth a visit..

We were there last week before the season ended. Unfortunately, the children's club and the theater were already closed at that time. The pool area and the 2 playgrounds could be used and our children had a lot of fun. Of course the sea was also great. The staff is friendly and helped immediately even with small problems. We would definitely come back, but at least at a different time of year to be able to take advantage of everything on offer.

Everything is excellent, especially the service and staff, but AWFUL if you travel by tent, bike or motorbike. High price, much higher than the national average, for a pitch without grass and with gravel and stones. Electricity supplied, but only if you have an industrial socket and 15/20m of extension cord, and again, if you are traveling in a tent it is something that NO ONE takes with them. For at least 15 years, devices have been part of everyone's life, however NON-EXISTENT electrical sockets, even in the bathrooms (excellent and very clean!) to shave and hair I had to use the socket in a bathroom dedicated to disabled people, I went there at 5: 30 in the morning though. The really ridiculous note (I'm sorry but it was really ridiculous) is: free wi-fi EXCEPT if you're in a tent... Note: I was the only one with a tent, it's a large and very beautiful village for families with lots of little houses, lots campers and caravans, and very few pitches for tents, perhaps it is a way to discourage those traveling in tents, who knows… Conclusion: everything is beautiful BUT IF YOU ARE IN A TENT AVOID, bad, very bad experience. What a pity…