Ristorante Ville degli Ulivi In Campo nell'elba

We spent 4 nights at your excellent campsite. The welcome was very warm, the toilets were very clean, and there was a good restaurant and pizzeria. We'll be back.

Not a bad campsite in itself. You should definitely reserve in advance. The pitches might be a bit tight, but if you know your car, it's fine. The many trees offer plenty of shade. You'll receive a friendly welcome, especially the woman in the evenings who was very accommodating. Electricity costs about €4 extra per day, but cell phones can be left at reception for charging. If you want to use Wi-Fi, you'll have to pay a lot; a higher data plan would definitely be better. We didn't use the pool or wellness area, but you don't have to wear swimming caps, which is quite common here. The restaurant is also really good; you get very tasty food for little money, and the coffee and other drinks are also excellent. The furniture is a bit old, so you're likely to bump into a tabletop every now and then. The chairs are rather uncomfortable. The supermarket has a small but sufficient, sometimes rather expensive, selection. The site is quite family-friendly, so many children were there during their holidays. Now for the worst part: the restrooms. I can live with the fact that the building isn't the most modern; I've seen others that have that. There are definitely proper toilets and toilet paper. Clean? Well. At first glance, yes. With how often the cleaning staff are there, you'd assume everything is sparkling clean. Unfortunately, this isn't necessarily the case. Hair in the sink, on the floors, and in the shower. A squashed mosquito was stuck to the wall of one toilet for three days. Often it smells so horribly of rotten drains that it almost makes you vomit. I don't know if that's healthy. The fixtures are not only terribly calcified and worn, but also covered in black mold. That was truly the most disgusting thing I've ever seen at a campsite. As soon as more than two people are showering, the water temperature drops noticeably. Considering that the campsite isn't cheap and was full, at least on our trip, you'd think they could spend a bit of money on improvements.

The campsite isn't bad, but it's not particularly good either. Definitely not a 4.6! Here are a few points that aren't apparent from the reviews and descriptions: - Due to its location directly on the road, the lights are unpleasantly bright if you're on the edge of a plot. - The site is right next to Elba Airport, and you'll regularly hear an airplane roaring overhead. - Some plots are very small and close together (there are sites where everything is more intricate and beautifully arranged), so there's not much peace and quiet here. - There's no direct private beach access; you first have to go through a gate and cross a road. - The beach isn't particularly wide anyway, and if there are segments reserved exclusively for paid loungers, the rest of the beach areas become cozy even in the off-season. - The Wi-Fi is a joke; after an hour a day, your juice is turned off. - Speaking of which, the €8 cocktails also fall into the "joke" category (hardly any alcohol, but plenty of lime juice). - Restrooms are clean, but the interiors are more in the "acceptable in the 90s" category. The best for last: If you, like us, come here via ACSI, don't be surprised if you're told at reception, "The overnight stay costs 5 euros more than advertised" – and then no explanation why. You can just do as it seems. Otherwise, the view is quite beautiful when you're lying by the pool! ;) As you can see, we won't be coming back.

Stayed here for 4 nights in September. It was still pretty packed at this time of year and we couldn’t access the first pitch we were allocated due to overhanging trees but the staff were fabulous and very understanding and helpful and found us a different spot. It’s 2km walk or bike ride along the beach to marina di campo which was a gorgeous little town with lots of restaurants and shops to wander about. The bathrooms at the campsite were excellent. Clean and all with plenty of hooks to hang towels etc while showering. Washing up sinks were also plenty and well thought through. We didn’t need the pool but it looked fun for kids and was large with plenty of loungers and space. The staff here were exceptionally friendly and helpful.

One of the most beautiful spots on Elba. Wonderful for biking, hiking, and swimming with children, and dog-friendly. The food in the restaurant is first-class. The bathrooms are a bit dated, but very clean.

A great campsite where everything is perfect from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave. The restrooms are reasonably clean at all times of day, and the restaurant is also highly recommended. Unfortunately, the beach isn't that great; the open area is very small, and you can only swim between the boats and the ropes. The pool is very cool, and there were plenty of loungers available at all times, even in September.

A very nice campsite with large and well-organized pitches. The restrooms are clean and well-equipped. There's a really nice, clean, and modern pool with plenty of loungers. There's a small supermarket with reasonable prices and delicious rolls. The beach is only a two-minute walk away. The reception staff are always friendly and accommodating. Wi-Fi is only available free of charge for one hour per day.

Nice, clean campsite with very friendly staff.

Probably the best campsite on the island. Top-notch amenities, a fantastic location, friendly staff, and an exceptionally good restaurant. The beach is a one-minute walk away, and the center of Campo is a 15-minute walk away. The campsite is also ideal for families with children or dogs of any size.

Excellent campsite with good quality pitches, suitable for both families and children, the campsite is well organised with a beautiful swimming pool, car park, restaurant, bar, bathroom service, very clean showers, the owner is very kind and helpful, there is also an entertainment service managed by the head of entertainment Beppe, a professional and very kind person towards the public, his staff is made up of Kevin, Greta, Vincenzo, Chiara, Maddalena and Umberto..