Il Fogliano Hotel New Life

It was good last year i use to go there every day for the beach and food but this year the service and food very bad and they increased their prices but food quality are not good anymore more I don’t advise anyone to lose money for no good food and service

The hotel is nice.We had booked the smallest room and indeed, that was what it was, Really small. It had a window to the road and the lake behind. The bed was excellent and so was the shower. Staff very friendly. As stated by other guests, on Saturday and Sunday afternoon the room vibrates to the very loud music but it stopped at 8:15 PM. By far, the best is the restaurant. The food is outstanding and the prices extremely reasonable. The restaurant itself is beautifully designed and decorated. Included breakfast is an extended continental with every thing else at a cost. The restaurant and its seaside view is worth the visit. After departure I realized I was charged 30 Euros a day for parking while I parked on the street and at quite a distance from the hotel. Upon check in they did not even mentioned that the hotel had parking. I contacted the hotel and they promised that I will get it refunded.

Amazing breakfast, beautiful setting on the sea, all employees very professional and helpful.

The location is lovely, especially on nice, warm days where you can walk quietly on the beach and see the amazing sunrises and sunsets. The hotel itself is nicely appointed, with a boutique hotel feel. Our meals were very good and the sips were very enjoyable, too. BUT. The club vibe is NOT cool on an evening that went well into the wee hours of the morning. We are music lovers and concert goers, and the playlist from the band was awesome...but we did not need to hear it all until 2:00 AM at a volume that made our ears hurt. There should have been some accommodations for guests, or at least a "heads up," but between the extreme volume and the party-goers, it was a miserable first night there. I will add that with a couple of exceptions from our wait staff at the restaurants, there is a distinct "I don't care about you, Guest" feel from the staff, including at the reception desk. Perhaps it is that we were the only Americans or among the handful of non-locals, but the chillness and absolute dismissiveness of the staff to paying customers was extremely off-putting. And there was a distinct anti-American tone that we all picked up. Might I remind the hotel owners and their staff that just down the coast is the City of Anzio, where nearly 10,000 Americans died to protect Italy from falling into Axis hands. Without the Americans, the staff of that hotel would not be speaking Italian today. Everyone at Il Fogliano might benefit from hospitality training, customer service, grace and gratitude and an overall understanding of a tourism economy. While the coast itself was lovely, we will not be returning to this part of Italy, nor will be staying here again. I would not recommend this hotel, but would leave my comments by noting that this is a missed opportunity to be a true beach resort destination.