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"This is a beautiful hotel, in an amazing spot !! right accross the beach, restaurants and there is so much to do! the staff was so nice and professional !! I am looking forward to staying there again !!!!!!!!!!!!! "

"Gorgeous place. Only reason didn’t give 5 stars is that They should tell you it’s not accessible by public transportation. If i return (I might) I would rent a car to get there. Otherwise its train and then 75 euros for car service each way "

"The room was overall fine, but every time we walked in, there was a musty smell that wasn’t very pleasant. It would be great if they could improve the ventilation or address this issue, as it did affect the experience"

"Small but clean ocean front hotel at reasonable price. Stayed a Saturday night, lots of very loud people, parties, music fireworks and vehicles until 2am. Seems to be party-central for locals."

"We would rate this 4.8. It was a wonderful location. The beach is gorgeous, and the breakfast was good. The staff was very friendly, and extremely accommodating. We did get a Sea view, but really because it was in the high 90s we had to keep our shutters closed because of the heat. The air conditioning worked OK but with the high temperatures, it was just a lot for it to handle. You could go out on the balcony to enjoy the sea view if you wanted to. We would definitely come back! "

"Hotel was great, literal seconds away from the train station! Area and people were all super friendly and nice"

"Hotel Le Dune is a time capsule, summarily capturing the romanticised version of Italy that’s been depicted in films, time again. The original character has been skilfully preserved, whilst offering the practicality and comfort of modern living. At first glance, the unacquainted may consider it dated. However, once you willingly immerse yourself, you realise the charm of something humbly antic. Let Hotel Le Dune serve as the backdrop to your own novella."

"Hotel is in an ugly suburb"

"We needed a basic hotel to stay at on our trip from Rome to Scalea by bicycle and it was exactly as expected. "