SUITE HOTEL CLUB DOMINICUS - MG HOTELS

Structure

The newly built complex is located in a quiet position on an area of ​​5,000 square meters, completely fenced, with internal parking; It consists of a central body where there is the hall and the restaurant, a large area dedicated to the large swimming pool, square bar and entertainment and two buildings on three floors where in modern apartments are located rooms

Distance from the sea

The property is about 50 meters from the sea (sand and gravel beach). The convened beach is about 300 meters away

Rooms

The structure has:
Rooms : 2/3 beds, consisting of a double bedroom and an additional bed. They have independent entrance, mini fridge, telephone, TV, independent air conditioning, safe, patio or terrace, bathroom with shower and hairdryer
Bicamere : 3/4 beds, composed of double bedroom, living room with double sofa bed. They have independent entrance, mini fridge, telephone, TV, independent air conditioning, safe, patio or terrace, bathroom with shower and hairdryer

Services

24h reception, restaurant, parking, beach service, terrace, solarium, outdoor pool with umbrellas and sunbeds, equipped playroom, wi-fi internet connection

Beach

Overlooking the village with sloi 50 meters, the wide beach of sand and gravel. The private beach in convention (300 meters from the structure), accessible by free shuttle service or a pleasant walk from the external underpass, is equipped with showers, umbrellas, sunbeds, kiosk, beach volley, canoes and pedal boats. There is a sun lounger, a sun lounger and a cot for guests

Animal Friends

Small pets admitted with a vaccination certificate (excluding common areas) to be reported at the time of booking. An extra charge of € 70 per week is payable locally

Conditions

Check in : from 5 pm onwards

Check out : before 10 am

Grisolia Lido and surroundings

Center of medieval origin, the village has three residential areas: the new or lido area close to the sea, the intermediate zone near the railway station or marine area and the core of the historical center. Inside Grisolia is an intrigue of alleys, stairs, arches and supports. The lanes are innumerable and different in length and width. A characteristic of the architecture of the historic center and the support, in dialect the spuortu, covered sections where the houses are one against the other. Particularly widespread in buildings, it is the stone of Grisolia. Many used in roof coverings are clay clay, in ceramic dialect. This motif appears so widespread that it can be considered recurrent in the construction of the Greek art. The latter form with a wall hanging a snap of singular effect. The walls are left rough and not plastered. The palaces are distinguished by their size, style and age. Among them stand the Palazzo Ducale, which dates back to the fifteenth century, now owned by the city; The Palazzo de Patto in the castle area and the Palazzo Tosto above the spuorto of Via Sotto le Mura. In the streets meet the alleys, vanelle, once almost all arranged in stone steps, today, porphyry floors with decorative elements and river pebbles. In the upper part of the village we have the Sanctuary of San Rocco da Montpellier, a pilgrimage destination especially in the month of August, it is named after the Madonna delle Grazie; which can be reached via the spuortu of Via Chiesa