Adua & Regina Di Saba

“Great and friendly hotel”

Attended this hotel with my wife from 25/09 till the 02/10, we went with Newmarket holidays. We were on the 3rd floor had no balcony and not much of a view but we only slept in the room so that would have been wasted anyway. The hotel was clean and the lobby area very comfy, the meals were of a goo… more

Attended this hotel with my wife from 25/09 till the 02/10, we went with Newmarket holidays. We were on the 3rd floor had no balcony and not much of a view but we only slept in the room so that would have been wasted anyway. The hotel was clean and the lobby area very comfy, the meals were of a good standard and the lovely Yellena was an absolute treasure and worked so hard to make us welcome Nothing was too much trouble and she is a credit to the hotel

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“Fantastic holiday”

My friend and I stayed at their hotel through Newmarket holidays. The hotel was lovely with comfortable beds and some really brilliant staff. Namely Luly and Ylenia Fuse. Nothing was too much trouble for either of them and no matter what time of day they had a huge smile on their faces. I send t… more

My friend and I stayed at their hotel through Newmarket holidays. The hotel was lovely with comfortable beds and some really brilliant staff. Namely Luly and Ylenia Fuse. Nothing was too much trouble for either of them and no matter what time of day they had a huge smile on their faces. I send them Both my love and thanks. The food is the restaurant was good and with so mainly local restaurants you could choose to go out. Daniela our Newmarket guide was brilliant and we both throughly enjoyed our visit to Tuscany. One thing I would say is choose a cooler month as August in Florence is soo hot. Would deinfinelty recommend.

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“Enjoyable Stay”

Earlier this month we travelled with Newmarket Holidays where we stayed for a week in the Hotel Adua. We had a twin room with balcony which we paid extra for. In general we thought the hotel was excellent. The staff, in particular the restaurant staff where fantastic. Very friendly and helpful. Th… more

Earlier this month we travelled with Newmarket Holidays where we stayed for a week in the Hotel Adua. We had a twin room with balcony which we paid extra for. In general we thought the hotel was excellent. The staff, in particular the restaurant staff where fantastic. Very friendly and helpful. The room was not huge but was big enough for two people. The bathroom was also a good size. The beds were very comfortable. The small negatives for me were: 1. The room decoration and furniture was basic and not in line with what you see downstairs. The bed pretended to be a 4 poster but it only had a wooden frame and the beds were twins not double, 2. There was no kettle to make tea or coffee..i dont think its usual in Italy to have them but us Brits need it and 3. We could not really use the balcony. It was small and only had 2 plastic chairs. There was no table and if you sat out you couldnt see much. The breakfast choice was reasonable and spread round the room so the queues didnt build up too much. Evening meal, we had 4/5 courses with a choice of starters and main courses. Some of the food I found quite bland and needed seasoning. The main course you normally had choice of meat or fish. There was no potatoes offered each night, we only had them on 2 nights. Only other comment i would make is that it was a bit of shambles when we arrived. The coach could not come down the street but it was only a short walk. The hotel send up a luggage trolley but we spent so much time waiting around we just took our own. We would stay at the same hotel again, as the negatives were only small really. And the staff were wonderful.

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“A good central place for a tour of Tuscany”

I visited this Hotel whilst I was on a Newmarket Tour. It would have been 5 stars if it had not been for the view from my hotel window. I always try to be fair in what I write. So I think that I should put that from my experience it appears that hotels in Italy are struggling since covid. If like … more

I visited this Hotel whilst I was on a Newmarket Tour. It would have been 5 stars if it had not been for the view from my hotel window. I always try to be fair in what I write. So I think that I should put that from my experience it appears that hotels in Italy are struggling since covid. If like me you previously visited Italy pre covid, you will have noticed that standards are not as high as they once were. You no longer get the extras in your room. My guess is that hotels are trying to save every penny that they can. With regards to the Hotel Adua I would like to say that what gives this hotel the edge is their staff. They are so friendly and helpful. Also they work so hard. Rooms: my room was 103. It is a reasonable sized room with a good sized shower room. Decorated in the traditional style. If you open the shutter the view really lets it down. You look out onto the top of a building and a very dilapidated view of the rear of the hotel. On the roof of the building was a lot of builers rubbish. It would improve it if the back of the hotel was painted as the front has been and the rubbish cleared away. The rest of the hotel is well maintained and again decorated in a traditional style. Restaurant: we had breakfast and evening meals included in our package price. The food was a very good standard. The breakfast had hot and cold buffet. There was a machine for coffee along with a freshly made coffee. So you could choose which ever you fancied. I am a vegetarian and once the waitress was told that a party had two vegetarians they gave us a menu every night so we had a selection to choose from. There were 5 courses on the menu including the salad bar. The food was very good. They also cater for food allergies, such as nuts and gluten free. You just have to ensure that they are told. Our waitress was Ellainer. Nothing was to much trouble for her. She got to know people's requirements and was always ready to supply what you required. She is an absolutely treasure and works very hard. The hotel has a spar as well, but I did not try it out. Montecatini Terme is a good central place for a tour of the area. If you ho there for do not miss going up to Montecatini Alto. This place is the jewel in the crown. The views are spectacular. Also it is a pretty little town with nice gift shops at reasonable prices.

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