Hotel Montebello in Montecatini-Terme

Fabulous find and great value for money, especially when you take the half board deal - breakfast and 3 course meal included, it made for a relaxing end to busy days, knowing you didn’t have to traipse around town looking for somewhere to eat in air conditioned comfort. As a solo traveller, this was a great choice. Modern and clean, with excellent service from all the friendly staff. Their sister hotel the Piccadilly is located only a few doors away if you can’t get in here.

Excellent value and comfort
My stay was much better than anticipated. The hotel is very clean and comfortable, and everything worked perfectly. Comfortable linen and beds, excellent reading lights, some TV channels in English, a small bar fridge, great air con, huge bathroom with excellent Grohe shower and a lovely balcony on all rooms. The street is quiet and yet a very walkable area and only a few minutes to main shops. I ate dinner during my stay and was very impressed with the variety and the dishes (except for poor salad bar offerings). Breakfast also had large variety of foods available. Zero issues with wifi. Great having a Bar and restaurant on site after a long day of sightseeing plus a working elevator. All the staff were very kind and helpful and nothing seemed like a bother for them. Great value and a great find.

Stayed here on Caldeiona Travel Treasures of Tuscany Tour. Really enjoyed this trip. Pick up was from Glasgow with some further pick up along the way. Our bus acted as a feeder bus until we got to Hull for the ferry after which we got to meet our travel companion properly. As this is a coach tour there were serval key points and parts to it. Which I reviewed under Caledonian We arrived Day 3 of the trip. travel through Switzerland into Italy. The scenery absolutely stunning. Again a few stops along the way to Monticetini Terne the spa town where we were staying. We arrived early evening staying at the Montebello Hotel. Check in was swift. Room was clean, spacious and regularly cleaned. There was a balcony with lovely views of the spa town and the Alto. Dinner night 1 was a set 4 course meal and a welcome drink. You will need to pay for drinks at this hotel. Water is €2.50 as is a pot of tea. The room has no tea or coffee making facilities so we had to go to the bar to get this. Night one at the hotel you Order from a short basic menu (very short) for day two. There is no vegan or vegetarian option on offer unless requested. One lady in our group did just this as she is vegetarian. Day 4 to 8 breakfast was basic, and the same every morning. Plank cakes, croissants, scrambled egg which seemed to be empty and boiled eggs that you could peel if you have an excess amount of time. I think there were some sausages. There is a museli and yoghurt. You do get juice and free tea/coffee here. Dinner was okay. The vegetarian lady was given a plate of cut up cheese for dinner and side veg. No I wish I was kidding. Day 5. Small cold breakfast as Very early start for Rome. This evening my husband and I went to one of the local restaurants near the hotel Ceros. Good service and reasonably priced. Day 6. A much needed free day. Rest and relaxation. So a wee walk around the town which has a spa, tram to the alto and markets. By this point I did start to feel that we were all more an annoyance to the hotel staff who were catering other larger groups. But if you don’t give people fluids for free they do then need you to go and get them some. Dinner this night was decided for you as it is Tuscan themed. I quite enjoyed it and was a nice way to end the trip. Day 8. Up early for breakfast and making our way home. Photos are views from the balcony in our room.

Just home 5 nights at this hotel lovely staff and food spotless clean fresh towel each day lasts night was a themed night in the restaurant great food ,staff friendly and helpful continental breakfast but plenty of choice, 5 minutes walk to town centre and railway station

Good hotel.
On the downside, the only thing is that there is paid parking.