Hotel Atlantico

“Was so surprised that I liked this hotel so much”

!00 US people went for a birthday party of a friend who spends the summer in Forte dei Marni. Most of the people chose 5 star hotels but being on a budget I chose a 4 star hotel The location was perfect, I could walk to town and was near all the best beach clubs. My room was small but had a sweet... Más

!00 US people went for a birthday party of a friend who spends the summer in Forte dei Marni. Most of the people chose 5 star hotels but being on a budget I chose a 4 star hotel The location was perfect, I could walk to town and was near all the best beach clubs. My room was small but had a sweet little terrace with the view of the sea. The best part of the hotel for me was the room was absolutely spotless and the maid on the floor kept it that way. I tipped her well when I left. I took breakfast there which was fine and all the help in the hotel are young and very accommodating. If you are looking for a reasonable hotel I would choose this one. If you want privacy to sun bathe the roof is great for sun bathing or a drink in the evening. Across the street the Vasco Beach Club has great food for lunch.

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“Hotel Atlántico - Mistral Vacaciones”

Me alojé en el Hotel Atlántico la semana pasada en septiembre como parte de un grupo de Mistral Holidays que se había actualizado a la opción de hotel de 4 estrellas. En general, el hotel está muy limpio (el piso de nuestra habitación no se limpió adecuadamente, estaba muy polvoriento y la pelusa... Más

Me alojé en el Hotel Atlántico la semana pasada en septiembre como parte de un grupo de Mistral Holidays que se había actualizado a la opción de hotel de 4 estrellas. En general, el hotel está muy limpio (el piso de nuestra habitación no se limpió adecuadamente, estaba muy polvoriento y la pelusa no se barría). Atlantico es muy elegante, como cabría esperar en un complejo de lujo, pero en mi opinión no tiene ningún ambiente. En el comedor, nuestro grupo estaba separado de los otros grupos más grandes que se hospedaban en el hotel y, la atención de los meseros generalmente se enfocaba en los grupos más grandes (posiblemente alemanes). Una noche en particular nos hicieron esperar a nuestros entrantes durante 40 minutos. No estoy seguro de si la segregación se debió a que nuestro operador turístico tenía un presupuesto diferente para las comidas que los otros grupos que se quedaron o no. El personal parecía tener muy poca personalidad o inglés. No hay instalaciones para preparar té en las habitaciones (lo que me pareció extraño para un hotel de 4 estrellas) y, según la información proporcionada a su llegada, se le informa que está prohibido traer bebidas (incluida el agua) o refrescos a su habitación. Al pagar nuestras cuentas de bar al final de la semana, todos teníamos una consulta sobre el monto cobrado. Personalmente, me cobraron por agua que no había usado y el barman era bastante descuidado. En conclusión, el hotel está en una muy buena posición frente al mar, en un complejo muy lujoso lleno de todas las tiendas de diseñadores italianos que puedas imaginar. . . . . si quisieras intentar introducir algo de contrabando en tu habitación, entonces tendrías que caminar muy, muy largo hasta el supermercado. No volveré a este hotel o zona de Italia de nuevo. . . . Sorrento, Amalfi y Maiori para mí. . . . más soleada y más amigable.

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“Sharing the experience”

The hotel is very nice and located in the city centre. It doesent have a pool or bikes. I didn't like the wi fi as it didn't work very well. In the room was hardly working. Over all was a nice hotel and had nice choice and service for breakfast.

“It's a clean and friendly dump - if you loved the 70's, you'll love the Atlantico”

What a wonderful place Forte dei Marmi is - very very special indeed. Although the curse of the coastline HAS to be the ghastly silhouette of the Hotel Atlantico. It really should be razed as architecturally it is incredibly unsatisfying to the eye and a drag on such a cosmopolitan, clean and v... Más

What a wonderful place Forte dei Marmi is - very very special indeed. Although the curse of the coastline HAS to be the ghastly silhouette of the Hotel Atlantico. It really should be razed as architecturally it is incredibly unsatisfying to the eye and a drag on such a cosmopolitan, clean and vibrant community. Okay so remember now, it's a recession so we're all cost conscious, we're downgrading our class of hotels from time to time, we must recalibrate our expectations mustn't we? Yes. Bottom line, this place was ugly from the outside, in a very good location just opposite the beach (probably the only thing keeping it alive), the lobby was orange orange orange - think the worst type of orange color imaginable and then you get more when you go into your room, more disgusting bright orange and brown carpet - orange and brown people, need I say more? Yes, I must, I can't help myself, I'm salivating at the thought of the loose knit nylon thread uniforms that the staff were squeezing into (most likely with the help of fishing line and olive oil). Once you get passed the uniforms (royal blue of course), the staff were actually quite helpful. Although strangely no english speakers were attending during check out or checkin - italian, french and german - no english. As it turns out the hotel gets a lot of business from German tour bus operators. Beds were uncomfortable, blanket was thin, old and mean. Bathroom super clean as a plus. Plenty of in room storage space for long stay guests. A couple of great restaurants near by, but all in all they really should level this place or do a major refit and redecoration as the location is just too good to waste on what is a hotel stuck in the mid seventies.

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