Hotel has no garden this is verry sad also the breakfast is not like a Toscany wellcome also no swimmingpool need a lot of renovations no help with luggage

The hotel is just inside the walls of the city centre. it is about 15 minutes walk from the train station. We stayed in Grosseto for one in order the catch the train to Rome. Traffic is resticted insode the walls so there is no parking next to the hotel. Our room was nice, though a bit small for a... More

Nice hotel in the middle of Grosseto's old center, within the old walls. The style of the hotel is quite old and so you can see in the rooms, the bathroom (old faucet!), but everything was clean and the personnel was nice. Breakfast buffet with a good variety of products.

Nice hotel, helpful staff, pleasant. Not fantastic, but no downsides. Very convenient, right inside entry to the old city. Purchase internet by the hour, but reasonable. Grosseto and Bastiani grow on you after a few days.

Stayed there for one night on a business trip. This is one of the best restauration jobs I have seen in Europe. They succeded to preserve the old charm of this tradition hotel and provide all the amenities you would expect for a 4 star hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff ( they even booked me a dinner table at... More

We had quite a big room. The hotel is old but clean. Classic interior. Good breakfast with fresh coffee. No parking, you have to park a bit outside the city gate, 200 m from the hotel. You can drive up to the hotel though to unload your stuff. No free wifi but when you sit next to the windows there... More

The city was amazing. Loved the little cafes and small piazza. The hotel it self is a wonderful hotel. The staff really went the extra mile for my girlfriend and myself while we were threre and the whole time with a smile on their faces. Overall a great expirence in Grosseto, The Bastiani comes highly recomended as does the cafe... More

Nice location in a cozy, calm center of town. Grosseto itself is a very lovely little city. Bastiani has a very welcoming and friendly staff. The lobby sparkles, the old world charm is endearing. But the beds. The beds were the hardest, most uncomfortable beds we have ever slept on. The pillows were like rocks. The mattresses like boulders. Which... More

Flying from Chicago to Rome (with a change of planes in London) on my way to Siena, I figured I'd crash for one night in Rome. After checking out train schedules, I figured I could press on to the small town of Grosseto for my first night as I'd need to change trains there anyway. The Hotel Bastiani was the... More