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Locanda della Corte
Locanda della Corte offers accommodations in Roccamorice, 15 miles from Majella National Park and 28 miles from Gabriele D'Annunzio House.
La casa di Zio Donato
Offering a garden, La casa di Zio Donato provides accommodations in Roccamorice. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking.
Terrae Eremis: Ristorante, Bar, B&B
Terrae Eremis: Ristorante, Bar, B&B is offering accommodations in Roccamorice. 17 miles from Majella National Park, the bed and breakfast features a garden and a bar.
La pietra
La pietra offers accommodations in Roccamorice, 30 miles from Pescara Train Station and 30 miles from Pescara Bus Station.
Regis Resort & Wellness
Set along the ancient Tiburtina Valeria road, this impressive 19th-century estate is surrounded by a large park in the Abruzzo countryside.
Halanus Hotel And Resort
Located in Alanno, a 15-minute drive from Chieti, Halanus Hotel And Resort offers free Wi-Fi and modern-style rooms with air conditioning and a flat-screen TV.
Hotel Arimannia
Offering a traditional restaurant, Hotel Arimannia is set in Caramanico Terme inside the Majella national Park. WiFi and parking are both free at the property.
Hotel Panorama
Located 13 miles from Majella National Park, Hotel Panorama offers 3-star accommodations in San Valentino in Abruzzo Citeriore and features a garden, a terrace and a bar.
La casa del pellegrino
Located in Manoppello, La casa del pellegrino features a shared lounge, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Hotel Mazzocca
Hotel Mazzocca features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Caramanico Terme. This 3-star hotel offers room service and free WiFi.
What Guests Said About Roccamorice:
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Roccamorice is a lovely little town on the doorstep of the...
Roccamorice is a lovely little town on the doorstep of the Majella National Park. It's an excellent location for hikes in the region, for discovering the many sanctuaries, other small towns and just soaking up the atmosphere of lovely Abruzzo. There are a few restaurants in the town itself, just bear in mind that in Italy there are fixed times for lunch and dinner and pre-booking a table is recommended. The restaurants we tried (Ai Quattro Sentieri and Osteria Del Belvedere) all had tasty local food, so a great spot to try some local Abruzzese meals.NinaSlovakia
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