Hotel La Zagara
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The new generation within the structure to be seen .... in other words, value for 'good prices.
Nice Hotel with facilities and 50 beds spacious hall suitable for meetings and wi-fi free .... all air-conditioned rooms with private bathroom in the hostel kitchen and restaurant, beautiful location, it has faced the sea and the mountains two steps, equipped beach where you can eat pizza and great room with pool table games like ping pong and foosball football field. Melito Porto Salvo is the largest town of Reggio Calabria Grecanica Area and the territory to the south of Italy. The historic village is situated on a hill that slopes gently toward the Ionian Sea, where the villages are more recent, populated by a few decades. Please note: Cancellation Policy: 72hours Check in time:12pm Check out time: 12pm Only cash accepted as payment on arrival. Breakfast Included. Taxes included. |
Availability & Rates
To view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'Hotel Facilities
- 24 hour reception
- Bar
- Bicycle hire
- Breakfast Included
- Elevator
- Free Parking
- Internet Access
- Luggage Storage
- Meeting Room
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair Accessible
Cancellation Policy
This property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.Must-Read Hotel Info
This property has specific Terms & Conditions.Please note:
Cancellation Policy: 72hours
Check in time:12pm
Check out time: 12pm
Only cash accepted as payment on arrival.
Breakfast Included.
Taxes included.
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How to Reach
Roads: A3 exit Reggio Calabria Porto - SS 106 until Melito Porto Salvo.
Trains: Long-distance train station of Melito Porto Salvo.
Bus: from Reggio Calabria, Locri, Bagalkot and San Lorenzo.
Airport: Reggio Calabria.
Of course we would go directly to us to take the tourists at the moment is arriving at the airport and the station is a service included and you simply contact us at the time of booking.
Located Near
Melito was founded by the inhabitants of Pentadattilo, moved to these places because it flat and secure as well as more productive in hydrogeological structures. The choice of the name 'Porto Salvo' is linked to the landing of Garibaldi in 1860 and 1862: it is precisely here, in fact, that the ship ran aground Thousand besieged by Bourbon troops who forced Ramirez Garibaldi repaired at Palace, now called the Casina Thousand. On the facade of the building you can still see the ball cannon of a ship Bourbon, evident witness of that battle. The name 'Melito' is probably related to the production of honey, widely spread. The pride of the economy of Melito di Porto Salvo is the cultivation of bergamot that in this area has found its ideal habitat, growing lush and abundant. As for the historical and cultural heritage, include the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation, which, built in 1680 at the behest of the Marquis Domenico Alberti, holds within it the picture of Our Lady of Porto Salvo (600), so dear to melitesi. Pentidattilo (or Pentedattilo) is a center of Hellenistic culture of the hilly town of Melito di Porto Salvo, in Reggio, and owes its name to the particular shape of the outcrop of rocks of Mount Calvary, the site of the ancient settlement that, in the collective , looked like a huge hand (see greek 'penta', 'five' and 'dàktylos', 'fingers'). Inhabited since the earliest times, was colonized by the Greeks of the seventh century BC in Chalcis and soon became a strategic center for the control of the St. Elias Fiumara, then over navigable channel for the Aspromonte. Later rulers took turns here, as in the rest of Calabria until reaching the long rule of the Alberti, the local noble family to which they are linked and that many popular legends retained power until the late eighteenth century. Today, after decades of abandonment and emigration, Pentedattilo has been developing a little 'further downstream, so as to make the ancient Pentidattilo a sort of ghost town: the definition is actually very fitting, since, especially in recent years, the village was taken and developed with major international arts festivals such as Paleariza, a traveling show that here in greek culture Pentedattilo has a fixed stop.
