Historic Hotels in Province of L'Aquila

"I spent a long weekend in this wonderful property. The house is filled with antiques, the room was spotlessly clean and well appointed. English is spoken, I enjoyed a cooked to order breakfast and the proprietor had excellent advice on local restaurants. I had some great meals. Plenty of free parking just a short distance from the B&B. I highly recommend B&B in Centro a Pacentro."

"The property was warm, simple & effective"

"Beautiful experience in this charming medieval village. The rooms are incredible and very authentic and rustic. It’s very easy to imagine how they must have lived centuries ago. The staff are very eager to assist and accommodate any need. "

"The room was bad!"

"Its a large older style unit with a good kitchen and dinning area. There is a bar next door and a super market 150m up the street. Parking was good. I did send a message via hotel.com to meet me at the B&B at 5pm, but this did not seem to get through? So I had to ring from the bar next door and wait 20 mins. The B&B is is about 1km from the old town."

"Abbiamo soggiornato due notti a Villa Celeste, situata a Rocca Pia, località che preferiamo rispetto a Roccaraso. Proprietari gentilissimi. Colazione gradevolissima."

"We had a wonderful time at Casa Rosa. It was easy to check in, clean and really beautiful. Joanna was great at communication and responsive to needs. She had a lot of great suggestions! She suggested the artichoke festival in Prezza and it was a highlight of our trip!"

"Hotel Belvedere exceeded my expectations. The location in the charming town was perfect, near the center, but quiet. The facility was well cared for and scrupulously clean. The staff was helpful and warm in their welcoming of guests. It is a perfect accommodation in any season."

"Hotel Rojan in Sulmona was a highlight of our road trip through Italy. It is run by a delightful family. The charming Rosanna and her son Gianluca as well as the grandson were kind and helpful in every instant. Gianluca designed itineraries in the nearby mountains for us, complete with artistic maps. We hope to return."