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Hotel Claila

4 Stars Hotel 

Address: Via Nazionale Adriatica, 123, Francavilla al Mare, Italy

Average guest rating: 8 with 32 reviews

Hotel description

Standing in the centre of Francavilla al Mare in the antique Turchi Building, this charming 4-star hotel was declared a National monument by the Belle Arti in 1990. This unique property offers an ideal, central base for the leisure and business guest. It is just a short stroll from the sea, 3 km from the motorway ,10 km from Pescara Airport and 6 km from Miglianico Golf course (the first golf course in the Abruzzo region planned by Ronald Kirby). The small, attractive property comprises of 16 comfortably spacious and welcoming rooms. Each is individually decorated and brimming with character to suit the diverse needs of the guests. Soak up the traditional grandeur of the marble-clad lobby area, relax in the airy reading lounge, breakfast in the bright breakfast room or visit the chapel for a spot of peace and quiet. The vibrant reds utilised throughout the interior animate the surroundings and create an overall warm ambiance. Venture to the calm of the nearby beach or visit the array of fascinating sights and attractions in the historical centre. Whatever the purpose of your trip, the centrality fused with the lavish comfort and host of facilities provides an ideal combination.

Hotel facilites and services

Hotel information

The story begins in 1863 , with the advent of the railway in Francavilla al Mare. It was during these years that the mansion, which now houses the Claila Hotel, was built for commercial and tourism purposes. It was located in the marina district and Francavilla al Mare was transformed into a popular seaside resort. During the second world war, the whole town was raised to the ground. Only a few historical buildings were saved, including the Convent of Santa Maria del Gesù, Cenacolo dell'artista Francesco Paolo Michetti on the hills, and Palazzo Turchi (the actual Hotel Claila) on the marina. These two historical buildings were bound by the Ministry of the Architectonic Assets because of their monumental and historical character. After 50 years of neglect the Macerelli family has acquired Palazzo Turchi. They have carefully refurbished the mansion and converted it into an exclusive hotel with the inauguration on the 28 th of April 2004.

Food & Beverage

Enjoy a varied continental breakfast in the exquisite comfort of the breakfast room. Room service is available for a surcharge.

Buffet breakfast is included in the room rate.

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