Entering Culla del Lago is like entering a gorgeous Italian paradise with birds singing, Ivy draped across walls, garden flowers blooming, and a gorgeous view of Castel Gandolfo across the water. The welcome from Georgio and Lucia couldn't have been warmer. The owners speak English well and were very helpful - picking people up on the train, helping with logistics.... More

We found our room in the Culla del Lago to be simply awful: it was a claustrophobic's nightmare, a barely-lit, tiny room, with extremely uncomforable cot-like, thin-mattressed, twin beds, on metal legs, as I recall, spaced two feet apart, neither without so much as a headboard. One bed was adjacent to the room's thin wooden door, the other, abutted the... More

This is the second time we have stayed at this hotel. It is a great starting or ending to a trip to Italy. It is about one hour from Fiumicino and 20 minutes from Ciampino. The hotel is right on Lake Albano and has a beautiful garden setting. It is serene and peaceful. The family that runs the hotel is... More

We stayed here for one night at the end of a two week holiday, as we wanted to be close to the airport for a morning flight. The setting of the hotel is beautiful right on the edge of the lake, and very quiet, and it is perfectly located for the airports, Ciampino airport being only a 10 minute drive... More

What a lovely restfull place along the beautiful lake! So close to Rome, but so different! More

I cannot say enough positive things about the Hotel Culla de Lago in the quiet village just outside of Rome, Castel Gandolfo. I found the hotel from an obscure reference on Trip Advisor then had to do some hunting to find the hotel web site. We were planning on spending a week in an apartment in Rome but we flew... More

Hotel La Culla del Lago, Castel Gandolfo We found this place by accident while looking for a quiet, comfortable location within a reasonable distance to Rome. Train and bus connections are nearby but using a car makes visiting other local attractions even more rewarding. One could easily linger here and forget the city altogether. It is a real find! Geroges... More