The 5* Hotel Ethra Reserve Alborèa is a beach hotel with 124 rooms in Castellaneta. It boasts a private beach, a pool and a garden terrace.
Active families can make use of the kids' entertainment programme, playground, tennis courts, windsurfing facilities and pool. Spa facilities, free parking and free Wi-Fi are ideal for longer stays.
S.S.106 Localita Principessa, Castellaneta, 74010, Castellaneta, Italy
The nearest international airport is Bari Karol Wojtyła International, about 73 km away.
Hotel Ethra Reserve – Alborèa 5* is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Hotel Ethra Reserve – Alborèa 5* has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Hotel Ethra Reserve – Alborèa 5* has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Hotel Ethra Reserve – Alborèa 5* is a 5-star property.
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interesting architecture. it's a huge area consisting of different hotels and hundreds of lodges hiding in the woods. we were in Kalidria the closest to the sea. others are Alborea and two more. a shuttle or a 30 minutes walk takes you to the sea. the sea has clear, warm water (24° Celsius in October). it's kind of awkward to get there. don't get confused by the traffic signs you must not go there due to flooding. keep going unless there's actually flooding. at the roundabout take the 3rd exit and proceed to the gate/barrier to sign-in.
Great place. Spotless clean however its family orientated so if you want more calm holiday then avoid months when kids are out of school . However we were there 2nd time and enjoyed it very much.
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