Villaggio Stromboli - 3 star
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| Type |
Hotel |
| Reference |
HT0048 |
| Province |
Province of Messina |
| Area |
Stromboli, Aeolian islands |
| Availability |
1 April - 30 October |
| Features |
| TV |
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| Satellite |
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| Air-conditioning |
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| Telephone |
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| Mini-bar |
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| Sea view |
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| Standard grading (three star) |
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| Safety deposit box |
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| Restaurant |
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| Bar |
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| Linen and towels included |
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| Cots available on request |
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| Double rooms |
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| Triple rooms |
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| Closest beach |
San Bartolo |
| Summary of accommodation |
This three star hotel is located on the Aeolian Island of Stromboli and offers the opportunity to stay on a permanently active volcano. The hotel has a sea front position in San Bartolo and many of the bedrooms and terraces offer stunning panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The hotel is located just 400m from the main town centre and 900m from the port and offers 37 rooms, several sun-bathing terraces, two restaurants and a bar.
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| Accommodation details |
The hotel was founded in 1949 and has been built in a traditional Aeolian/Mediterranean style. The sea-front position provides beautiful panoramic views and access to the beach which is a mix of black sand and shingle.
All of the rooms have been traditionally furnished and decorated and offer a terrace or patio area, satellite television, mini-bar, safe and ceiling fans. All of the rooms have ensuite bathrooms and air-conditioning has also been fitted, although this service is payable locally according to usage. Most of the rooms offer a sea view and third and fourth beds can also be provided.
There are two restaurants, one inside and a second open-air restaurant that both offer traditional Sicilian cuisine including vegetarian meals. The outside restaurant utilises three terraces and provides stunning sea-views. The hotel also provides two bars and terraces and gardens.
The hotel can organise a transfer service to and from the port for guests and their baggage. A “motoape” (three wheeled vehicle) is used for this purpose as the streets on the island are very narrow and only this type of vehicle can get around.
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| Pricing info. |
The weekly pricing shown in the table below is based on two guests sharing a standard double room on bed and breakfast basis in (Off Peak), (Mid Season 1) and Peak. The weekly rate for this room in (Mid Season 2) is £1036 / €1190.
The nightly rate for two guests sharing a standard double room is £88 / €100 per night (Off Peak) £114 / €130 per night (Mid Season1), £148 / €170 per night (Mid Season 2) and £166 / €190 per night (Peak).
The nightly rate for two guests sharing a double room with sea view is £94 / €107 per night (Off Peak) £120 / €137 per night (Mid Season1), £154 / €177 per night (Mid Season 2) and £172 / €197 per night (Peak).
Adults in a 3rd bed are entitled to a 15% discount from the per person rate.
Children 0 -3 years old stay free of charge (cot available at £15/ €17 per night
Children 4-7 years old are entitled to a 50% discount from the per person rate
Children 8 – 12 years old are entitled to a 30% discount from the per person rate
Single room rates and half board rates are available on request.
The supplement for the transfer to and from the port is €6 per person and €5 per bag, each way (payable locally).
The pricing periods for this hotel are as follows:
Off Peak: 1 Apr – 15 Jun & 16 Sep – 31 Oct
Mid Season 1: 16 Gun – 31 Jul & 29 Aug – 15 Sep
Mid Season 2: 1 Aug – 6 Aug
Peak: 7 Aug – 28 Aug
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| Area info. |
Stromboli is perhaps the most captivating of all the Aeolian Islands, largely due to the presence of the still active volcano. The last substantial eruption was in 1996, but there are constant rumblings and lava flows which act as a magnet to travelers and scientists alike. Organised tours to the summit are available from the Alpine Guides office in Stromboli town centre, with perhaps the evening tours being the most popular. All of the villages on the island are found on the north-eastern side of the island, furthest away from the lava flows that are found on the north-western side and known as the Sciara del Fuoco. (Trail of Fire). Other popular activities include boat trips round the island, which enable visitors to see the lava flow meeting the sea and scuba diving in the crystal clear waters. The villages of San Bartolo, San Vincenzo, Scari and Ginostra provide numerous restaurants, shops and other amenities including an ATM and internet access.
There are several options for travelling to and from the Aeolian Islands. Ferries and hydrofoils run from Milazzo via Lipari to Stromboli, but please refer to the ‘Travel Info’ - Ferry section of the website for further information regarding travel to the Islands.
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| Map ref. |
The map reference for this hotel is A14. If you refer to our "regional info and map page", you can use this reference to pin-point the location of the accommodation.
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| Car hire |
Unnecessary |
| One week off-peak |
£616
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€700
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| One week mid season |
£798
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€910
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| One week peak |
£1162
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€1330
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