Find pet-friendly hotels in Maremma Coast from $90

"Everything is good. Nice staff and excellent service. Spa area is clean and versatile "

"Beautiful location fabulous hotel. Excellent staff breakfast was over the top! Absolutely wonderful."

"The room was fabulous as was the staff. Francesca helped out at the front end suggesting great places to visit nearby. Samantha was the best! She served us breakfast with a smile every day but the one day she was off. She also served us drinks up by the pool. We loved staying here. The spa was closed for maintenance so we only were able to test it out our first day in. The pool was so beautiful but we wish it had been heated. It was very cold!"

"The outstanding location of Hotel Torre di Cala Piccola is what makes it incredible. From swimming in the private cove to having cocktails while watching the sunset, to the staff anticipating and providing for our every need. We had a wonderful stay."

"In Punta Ala, the Scoglietto 50 is a good place to stay. This is a condominium complex with no amenities. PROS: Adjacent to the beautiful Punta Ala Golf Course with spectacular views of the Mediterranean and empty. For golf lovers, we highly recommend. Walking distance (10-15 minutes) to a grocery store, restaurants. Walking distance (15 minutes) to a decent, but not spectacular beach. Nice running path parallel to the beach (and you can also run on the beach). The water is shallow. For a family with young children, this is a safe beach. It is safe and very quiet. Not a lot of tourists (very much a local Italian resort); but nothing to do for adolescents and young single adults (no nightlife). So, it depends on what you are looking for. CONS: Our 2 bedroom condo (with a 3rd Harry Potter type room with 2 twin beds) was ok with good air conditioning, washing machine, dishwasher. HOWEVER, the safe deposit box was broken and there is no coffee machine. We made do with instant coffee. No swimming pool. While the beach is a 15 minute walk away, it is mostly private. Local restaurants and hotels have "privatized" the beach by filling it up with deckchairs.There is very little space between the deck chairs and the water (just enough to walk on the sand, but not to lay down a towel). But if you pay for a deckchair, then you can enjoy the beach. We enjoyed our 7 night stay (there for a wedding). But, the condo and the restaurants, etc...are expensive for what you get."