PARK HOTEL GIANFRANCO

Calabria - Roccella Ionica (RC)

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Structure

The structure at the center of Rocella Ionica, boasts an excellent location because it is close to the beach

Distance from the sea

The property is about 80 meters from the sea (sand and gravel beach)

Rooms

Classically furnished, the rooms all have: air conditioning, television, private bathroom, wi-fi internet connection, mini bar, hairdryer
Multiple bedrooms have flat beds or bunk beds (on request upon availability)

Services

24-Hour Front Desk, Elevator, Bicycle Storage, TV Room, Bar, Internet Point, Garden, Terrace, Parking, Disabled Facilities and Wheel Chair Access, Babysitting / Child Services, Beach umbrellas and deck loungers

Animal Friends

Small pets allowed upon notice at the time of booking. Supplement for 10 € at the end of stay (payable locally)

Conditions

Check in : from 3 pm onwards

Check out : by 11 am

Roccella Ionica and its surroundings

Roccella Jonica is a modern and very receptive town. Equipped with a modern theater, cinema, amphitheater, ballroom, equipped waterfront and tourist harbor. It is the only center of the Locride that has never traveled over the centuries. Its beautiful location, on a naturally protected and well-armed rock, has allowed the city to be born and grow organically from the village perched on the wide marina below. Its origins date back to the time of the early colonies of Magna Grecia. His primitive name was Amphysia, cited by Ovid in Metamorphoses. Around the year 1000 it took the name of Rupella, later changed to Arocella, that is, "little fortress"