Hotel Tamerici is a three-pearl 52-room hotel, a 15-minute walk from Marciana Marina. High-ceilinged rooms come with mini-fridges, balconies, and air-conditioning -- some have lovely countryside views -- but decor is dated. Home-cooked meals are available from the well-liked restaurant, and there's a medium-size swimming pool in the backyard, although it's probably more suitable for dips than laps. There's no gym, but the property offers grass tennis courts. Parking and Wi-Fi are both free. Travelers wanting to be closer to the sea may want to consider the three-pearl Hotel La Primula, where rates are only slightly higher and rooms are a bit more cheerful.
Hotel Tamerici is a three-pearl 52-room hotel, a 15-minute walk from Marciana Marina. High-ceilinged rooms come with mini-fridges, balconies, and air-conditioning -- some have lovely countryside views -- but decor is dated. Home-cooked meals are available from the well-liked restaurant, and there's a medium-size swimming pool in the backyard, although it's probably more suitable for dips than laps. There's no gym, but the property offers grass tennis courts. Parking and Wi-Fi are both free. Travelers wanting to be closer to the sea may want to consider the three-pearl Hotel La Primula, where rates are only slightly higher and rooms are a bit more cheerful.
This clean mid-range hotel offers bright, plain rooms that are just a couple minutes from Marciana Marina's beach and lively downtown. The 42 rooms are straightforward and suitable for guests in town to see the sights rather than hang out in their rooms all day -- walls can be thin, though, plus air-conditioning costs extra and bathrooms are tiny. Features include free breakfast and a small pool, as well as an attractive patio garden. Guests less concerned with proximity to the beach may prefer Casa Lupi, a 10-minute walk up the hill, which offers sharper rooms in the same price range.
This clean mid-range hotel offers bright, plain rooms that are just a couple minutes from Marciana Marina's beach and lively downtown. The 42 rooms are straightforward and suitable for guests in town to see the sights rather than hang out in their rooms all day -- walls can be thin, though, plus air-conditioning costs extra and bathrooms are tiny. Features include free breakfast and a small pool, as well as an attractive patio garden. Guests less concerned with proximity to the beach may prefer Casa Lupi, a 10-minute walk up the hill, which offers sharper rooms in the same price range.