Boutique Hotel Torre Di Cala Piccola, Porto Santo Stefano (Grosseto)

The hotel offers adequately equipped and clean rooms, with a four-star standard. However, the price may be considered high for a weekday stay. The service is friendly and professional, especially in contrast to other staff members. The location is stunning but requires a drive from San Stephano. The dining experience is a highlight with a good selection of foods, though the breakfast area may not meet expectations. Overall, a comfortable stay with great service and dining options.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. While the rooms were spacious with two balconies offering nice views, they felt a bit generic. The noise from the restaurant below could be bothersome during the evening and night. The private terrace was a hedonistic delight, offering a spacious retreat.

The hotel surprised me with spacious rooms that were larger than expected, but still fell short compared to other 4-star properties I've visited in Tuscany. The late-night check-in was a bit challenging. The website images didn't entirely match the reality.

My stay at the hotel was truly remarkable. The room was tastefully decorated with a balcony overlooking the sea, offering one of the best views I have ever experienced. However, it's worth noting that rooms without a sea view may not offer the same value for money and could be loud at times.

The hotel offers stunning views of the Tyrian Sea at a discounted rate but was too busy and noisy for us, overlooking the beautiful cove. The service was friendly and professional, though you could hear your neighbors in the bathroom. The location, though perfect for beach lovers, is somewhat isolated at the eastern tip of the peninsula. Dining was beautiful with a fantastic outside view, but service was slow. Overall, a mix of great views and noise, good service, isolated location, and beautiful dining experience.