I have a hard time finding the words to describe the great time we had there: we loved the place. Luigi and Maria do everything in their power to welcome you - they even gave us a ride to the church and beach and gave us tips and hints around the town. Great experience, we would go back in a heartbeat. How many times do you have a chance to stay in a medieval town in a home that was first built in 1400s?

Charm, charming & kind hosts, lovely rooms, perfect for walks, relax, or just watch the sky and the sea. It is the perfect destination out of season, lots to do in the surroundings.
I know Gaeta since childhood, but frankly the Millequattrocento turned it into a new experience. Instead of crowded beaches, go for history, art, exploration of nature. There are not so many places in the Mediterranean where you can see Roman sites, Aragonese castles, Norman churches and a blue sea, all within a stone throw. Luigi and Maria are polite and “simpatico”, with an inquisitive, and smiling little baby Angelo in their arms greeting you!

We spent 5 days here enjoying the nearby beaches and local food. Marta and Pasquale are fabulous hosts and make you feel like family. Took sidetrips to Sperlonga + Grotta Tiberio +archeological museum, Tempio Anxur overlooking Terracina and Montecassino. Also saw sights in Gaeta: montagna spaccata and sanctuary, Monte Orlando. Unfortunately many churches are open only once a week, while other monuments are closed. The medieval town in fascinating with its narrow alleys and pastel colored arches. One tip: take a small car as there are many hairpin turns. Will definitely return!