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7.4 out of 10, Good, (3 reviews)
"The hotel was a complete shambles. The sheets were ripped the air conditioning didn’t work. While I was in the shower the glass shattered on me and I got cuts all over the place.
I plan to seeing a lawyer as soon as I get back"
Dominick
8.0 out of 10, Very good, (1 review)
"Weekend di fine anno con amici nella bella Soverato. Celebrata località nel periodo estivo, ma graziosa anche in inverno. Il b&b in parola sorge su una dolce collina a poca distanza dal mare ed a un passo dallo svincolo di Soverato sud della superstrada. Ambiente piacevolmente familiare. I proprietari abitano al piano terra della bella villa recintata, mentre le stanze si trovano al piano nobile. Arredamento essenziale, ma nuovo. Sala da bagno davvero inusuale per la categoria riguardo a...
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The price is SAR 108 per night from Oct 30 to Oct 31
SAR 108
SAR 135 total
30 Oct - 31 Oct
includes taxes & fees
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Tucked into forested mountains, this Carthusian monastery town invites you to explore its ancient religious complex and sample mushroom-based cuisine. Visit the Museum of Sacred Art to see religious artifacts, then hike nearby trails where monks once gathered prized porcini mushrooms.
