£50 off your first booking on select hotels. T&Cs apply.
HotHotels
1 / 7
★★★Cassino

Hotel Santelia

GymFree parking
Checking live prices…
Checking live prices for the lowest rate

Your room & board

Highlights

Gym
Free parking
Restaurant
WiFi
Bar
Airport Shuttle

Location

Via Pezzogrande, 798, Cassino

About the hotel

Enjoy a stay at Hotel Sant'Elia in Sant'Elia Fiumerapido, conveniently located near local shops with shuttle access (surcharge). This hotel offers 38 guestrooms with private balconies, minibars, complimentary Wi-Fi, and digital programming. Take advantage of the 24-hour fitness center, bicycle rentals, and on-site Italian restaurant, Cirelli, featuring a bar/lounge and limited room service. Continental breakfast is available daily (fee applies). For business travelers, a business center, express check-in/out, and 1292 sq ft of meeting space are available. Complimentary train station pick-up and free self-parking are also provided. Nearby attractions include the Abbey of Montecassino and the Cassino War Cemetery. The preferred airport is Ciampino Airport (CIA).

Cancellation policy
Checking the terms for these dates…
Check-in, check-out & policies

Check-in from 15:00 · Check-out until 11:00

No pets · Non-smoking

Children & extra beds

Children are welcome.

Book now
Checking live prices…

Good to know about Hotel Santelia

Location and times

  • Check-in from 14:00
  • Check-out until 11:00
  • 38 rooms

Food and drink

  • Room service
  • Bar
  • Restaurant

Parking and transport

  • Car park
  • Airport Shuttle

Internet

  • Wi-fi

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible
  • Lift access

Services

  • 24-hour reception
  • Laundry service
  • Business centre

Outdoors

  • Terrace

Questions about Hotel Santelia

What time is check-in and check-out at Hotel Santelia?
Check-in is from 14:00. Check-out is until 11:00.
Does Hotel Santelia have parking?
Yes, there is parking at the hotel.
Are pets allowed at Hotel Santelia?
The hotel does not list pets as allowed.

Hotels nearby

See all hotels in Rome →