Book all-inclusive resorts in Giardini Naxos from CA $202

Name: Hotel Caesar Palace
Price range: CA $158
Rating: 8.4

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Hotel Caesar Palace

Via Consolare Valeria, S/N Giardini Naxos ME

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CA $158

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Jun 7 - Jun 8

Book a stay at this beach hotel in Giardini Naxos. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and 2 restaurants. Popular attractions Giardini Naxos Beach and Corso Umberto ...

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Accommodation	427 hotels
Lowest Price	CA $202
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Recent Giardini Naxos hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hotel Caesar Palace

3 out of 5

Posted 4 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We had a very mixed experience here. First thing to be aware of is that apparently air conditioning is at the discretion of management. We specifically booked somewhere with AC as we knew it could get hot in May and I’m sensitive to heat. When we arrived we thought it was broken and we were told it was actually off as it had not been turned on for the building yet this season, even though the weather was already hot. Not only was it hot in our room but it was incredibly stale air as there seemed to be very little circulation. It made me feel nauseous. We asked for a fan and they did not have one. We did everything we could to get it turned on and eventually we were told it would be turned on the next day, which it was. The staff at the front desk did try to help but ultimately it wasn’t their decision. If it hadn’t been turned on the next day we would have left. The pool was only open until 6pm so we couldn’t cool off that way either. Very nice looking pool but a shame we didn’t get to use it. The place was also a bit loud. Our room faced the train and the entrance. The first night we were woken up a little after midnight by fireworks being set off in front of the building. Once other thing to note that is that Google Maps will tell you that it is a 6 minute walk from the train station. It is not. They try to have you cross train tracks and a fence. Unless you want to walk at least 20 minutes (sometimes on very busy roads with no sidewalk) then book a taxi."

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