Hotel food basic bar deplorable had to get someone from reception everytime you wanted a drink, rooms okay when air conditioning is working,staff quite friendly.bills run up over the holiday had to be payed cash cards not accepted.Ten minutes walk from main town centre where resturaunts and shops were from reasonable to very expensive.Five minute walk from beach.Small pool on third floor.

Staff at Harbour Guest & tea room made us feel very welcome when we arrived for sunday lunch. There is an extensive menu of traditional sunday lunches, but if you preferred dressed crab salad was available. We had the pork and lamb along with 3 vegetables and yorkshire pudding. The meal was well presented and we ate the lot. Just to mention, the sponge pudding with oodles of custurd was a great way of finishing the meal off.
Well done Christine and Clive keep the standard up.

Albert & Betty Cook Homestead Tree Road Brampton Cumbria.

We were really pleased with everything at this small, friendly hotel which was just off the beach and a few minutes from the centre of town. The room was bigger than expected, always clean and fresh every day. There was a great choice at breakfast and the evening meals were so good that we did not want to miss any. The restaurant staff were friendly and attentive. We were really pleased that everyone was so happy to help us with things like renting a car and checking train times. We were really impressed with how well staff spoke English. They made us feel very welcome.

Just returned from a one week stay at the Hotel Mignon in Forte del Marmi. The hotel staff were all extremely friendly. The room, functional, but clean. We greatly enjoyed the restaurant where typical Tuscan food was the order of the day - only 3 choices per course, so if you crave good old English cooking, don't eat here! Only criticism of the hotel is that the pool on the roof is a little sorry - we used the pool at the nearby Grand Hotel. Note that you have to pay to use loungers and umbrellas on the beaches - cost between 25 -70euros per day!, and in Forte del Marmi prices are at the upper end of the scale. Forte del Marmi caters for the Italian jet-set so expect(and you will not be disappointed) to pay high prices for eating out. If shopping is your thing then there are designer shops in abundance - with prices to match. Transport by bus is cheap and very good, and it is easy to travel to nearby Pisa, Lucca, and further afield to Siena and Florence if you so wish. In summary a good resort to explore and sample the delights of Tuscany.