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Welcome to Albergo del Sedile, your Matera “home away from home.” Albergo del Sedile aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Chiesa rupestre di Santa Lucia alle Malve (0.1 mi) and Church of Santa Maria de Idris (0.1 mi), guests of Albergo del Sedile can easily experience some of Matera's most well known attractions.
As your “home away from home,” the hotel rooms offer air conditioning, a minibar, and a desk, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.
Guests have access to room service, baggage storage, and newspaper while staying at Albergo del Sedile. In addition, Albergo del Sedile offers free breakfast, which will help make your Matera trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is street parking available to guests.
While in Matera, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Albergo del Sedile, including Stano Ristorante Pizzeria Matera (0.3 mi), Trattoria del Caveoso (0.2 mi), and L'abbondanza Lucana (0.2 mi).
If you are interested in exploring Matera, check out a castle, such as Castello Tramontano, Matera, Italy.
Albergo del Sedile puts the best of Matera at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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HOTEL STYLE
Modern
Historic Hotel
Languages Spoken
English, French, Spanish, Italian
Location
Recinto Sedile, 4, 75100, Matera Italy
Name/address in local language
Albergo del Sedile
245 reviews
Getting there
Great for walkers
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With No Time To Die pending an April 2020 release date those wanting to get into the action may want to check out this hotel as the perfect base - five minutes from the Tower and Duomo and the incredible motorbike stunt and ten minutes from the car chase locations and that of the square seen at the end of trailer one. Incredibly clean, comfortable with friendly staff with a great breakfast (amazing coffee!) the Albergo seems to appear from inside a church. Terrific location. Those hoping to see the Ponte Aquedotto (the bridge leapt from at the start of the cat chase) will need to travel 20mins to Gravina in Puglia, a nearby town. Don't go on Monday as most everything is closed. Costing approx 70 euro by taxi or 5 euro by bus (six buses a day and six return) the bridge can be seen in a morning so suggest basing in Matera and a 3 -4 he trip to Gravina. Overall this hotel is perfect for those wanting to see the film locations - 10/10 for cleanliness, comfort and friendliness. A score worthy of 007 himself.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Perfect location, room in the cave, very suggestive and particular. Poor check-in service as well as breakfast. Upon our arrival we had to wait about 15 minutes to get our room. The receptionist was alone and accompanied guests to the rooms even to the annexe located in the historic center (at least 100 meters). For breakfast the indicated time is not respected (only an attendant). Thawed brioche, hard bread, cakes already cut and left over from the day before (1 slice of tart), fruit juices in bricks and poor quality, biscuits of Mulino Bianco!!!! Can't a 4-star hotel stock up in a bakery????? Breakfast time 8.00-10.00. At 8,10 it was still not served!!!!! I do not tolerate all this in a 4 star hotel!!!!!!
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Date of stay: October 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Buon parcheggio coperto a 200 metri
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I stayed for two nights with friends at this hotel. Notes of merit the fantastic location, in the immediate vicinity of the most 'interesting attractions of Matera and the great kindness and helpfulness of the staff. Breakfast without particular interesting points. Extremely painful note that of the services without any comfort. In my room they were very small making it very laborious to use, in that of my friends not only lacked the bidet but the bathtub had a side wall that made it difficult and dangerous to use. Too bad because all this makes the final judgment not very positive.
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Date of stay: October 2024
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Hotel rooms are nice and staff is also very friendly however we booked this hotel for the whole family in travel and they split us up part in main hotel and the others 100 meters away. To add this annex has 100 stairs to get to all cobbled and having a baby and a 4year old with 2 buggies and luggages was not the ideal. Was feat trying to leave and get to our room. I would have left had i not paid when booking. However the cherry on the cake was that at the end of the trip we where charged an extra 138euro for the kids beds!!! Wrote an email to managment and got totally ignored besides asking to speak to managment whilst there but was always told no one was available!!??? Also the other 2 rooms at main hotel where with no central heating for the 2 night stay at 3°C. Not recommended!
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled with family
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As per the title 4 go to the staff, especially the blonde girl who serves breakfast and rearranges the rooms For the rest nothing much Good location (objective data) I also recommend something else based on the exaggerated proposal that Matera offers.
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Date of stay: November 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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+ Very good location, spacious room, modern and comfortable but nevertheless remains very typical of the Sassi (do not expect the room to be very bright). Very nice bathroom and fairly decent bedding.
- The curtains do not allow you to achieve complete blackness. We stayed in room 201 which overlooks the street, which can be a little noisy with the traffic.
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Date of stay: August 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Minibar empty. Worn sofas. Shower blocked with water flowing into the room. Noises at night, first from the nightlife, then from the garbage collectors. Sleepless night. Front office hired by chance. 4 fake stars. The only positive note is the hot tub.
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Date of stay: May 2024
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We stayed for 1 night in the cave annex Clean room, comfortable bed, bathroom with large shower Breakfast, sweet and savory buona.Personale friendly and helpful at reception and breakfast service Council
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Date of stay: June 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I was traveling with a small group so we were staying in 4 separate rooms, each unique. Our room was set up with 2 twin beds. Others included a balcony, one a round bed. The tilework and decorations in our room were quite striking and they made much of what could have been a dull rectangle. Only problem was that the 4" rise to the bed platform meant leaving some light on at night to avoid accidents. Free WiFi and a pleasant breakfast room were nice amenities. There are stairs to climb both from the plaza and again up to the hotel entrance. The desk girls were eager to help with bags- something of a marvel while wearing heels. Overall a very nice place and an easy walk to the historic sites you came to see and some very good restaurants.
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Date of stay: October 2012
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Room Tip:The rooms are all quite different. The photos in the various web sites might help.
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We usually drive into a town and go to the tourist info centre to find our accommodation. In Matera, the tourist info fellow was wonderfully friendly and enthusiastic, and recommended and booked for us Albergo del Sedile. We knew that Matera was not a "driver's town", so we were quite prepared to leave the car in a parking building and trundle our bags a couple of hundred metres over the cobbled streets to the hotel, on the Piazza Sedile. Yes, a bit of a hassle, but part of life's rich tapesty!
The hotel is decorated in ultra-modern style, and very comfortable. The check-in was efficient though cool. Our room was well-equipped. Matera itself is an astonishing place, and after a quick stroll around we decided to stay an extra night. Breakfast was adequate, but fairly slim pickin's. The hotel is on the piazza, which houses the local music conservatorium: there is a bohemian atmosphere and the tinkle of piano and violin music drifts on the air.
Albergo del Sedile is a slightly impersonal place. There is no bar or restaurant, and the staff seem to be just caretakers, but this was absolutely fine for what we wanted, Peace and privacy. We'd most likely stay again for the modern creature comforts.
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Date of stay: May 2008
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Di seguito maggiori dettagli su come raggiungerci:
Una volta su via Lucana, prendere Via Rocco Scotellaro. In caso di varco ZTL ATTIVO, sarà nostra premura inviare il vostro numero di targa all'ufficio ztl preposto al momento del check – in per comunicare il transito.
Una volta completata via R. Scotellaro, svoltare a destra e dopo pochi metri, all'altezza del Sali e Tabacchi, svoltare a sinistra su Via San Francesco.
L'ingresso principale della ns struttura è Via S. Francesco d'Assisi, adiacente l'omonima chiesa, e NON Recinto del Sedile n. 4.
Il parcheggio multipiano di via Pasquale Vena, distante circa 200mt (3 minuti a piedi), ha un costo di 0,50cent all'ora (€ 12,00 al giorno).
Per qualsiasi ulteriore informazione non esiti a contattarci.
Cordiali saluti,
Albergo del Sedile ****
0835/333436
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PRICE RANGE
S$129 - S$167 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ItalyBasilicataProvince of MateraMatera
NUMBER OF ROOMS
7
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Are there any historical sites close to Albergo del Sedile?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Parco delle Chiese Rupestri di Matera (0.9 km), Cripta del Peccato Originale (6.3 km), and The Rupestrian Church Of San Giorgio (0.08 km).
