Bagni San Nazaro

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Can’t lie and say we went, we did however walk passed and it looked ok all the people seemed to be having a great time. We payed 40 euros for 2 people 1 umbrella, 2 long chairs for the day. It was worth it. Very nice facilities and very nice to swim in :) Also the food at the restaurant is cheap and good :) Extremely unfriendly staff, 3 women who are like policemen on the beach, accommodated us near the toilet for the same price with the explanation that it was taken, and there are as many seats as you want. The is messy, but in a nice place. A really big 0 for professionalism. Avoid at All Costs! I recently visited Bagni St. nazaro, and it was hands down one of the worst experiences I've ever had. From the moment we arrived, the staff was incredibly rude, making us feel unwelcome and like we were an inconvenience. It was shocking how dismissive and unprofessional they were, it felt like they couldn’t care less about their customers. To make matters worse, the bar was filthy. Tables were sticky and it’s clear that cleanliness is not a priority here. As if that wasn’t enough, the place was overcrowded to the point where it was impossible to move without bumping into someone and children were screaming and chasing each others in the bar area bumping into tables were people were sitting. The management clearly oversells their capacity without any regard for customer comfort or safety. Overall, Bagni St. nazaro is an absolute disaster. Save yourself the disappointment and go somewhere else. Very expensive, entrance payment, umbrella payment and a chair payment. And we did not have a cabin.... The woman with blonde hair is racist. Because we are not from Italy she does not let us in and tells us it is full. While I see at least 20 people after us buying a ticket. So many beds were free. Do not go to this racist place! Amazing staff. So helpful. We landed at 9 and had our check in at 3, the staff let us keep our luggage in safe area and also were so friendly and nice. The most ridiculous and scammy experience ever. They want you to pay 40 euros for the seats at the very very last row when there are more than enough seats closer to the exit and if you are lucky enough you can find your seats as well. The area they sell you is barely accessible to the sea. There were people just passing by us without paying anything, I do not understand the system of this place at all. Funny really!! 25 EUR for one sunbed for 3h stay (the prices are rather suggest by the lady at the counter - charge for tourists only). The is not nice at all, so full of small rocks that it’s almost impossible to walk through even. Beer is 8 EUR, sandwich is 6 EUR, quite messy at the bar. Pool has no umbrellas and it’s full of screaming kids. Time was wasting👎 We were also misled by the so-called “free beach.” A sign indicated entry, which initially seemed welcoming, but later I realized it only referred to the restaurant. When we arrived, the woman at the entrance was shouting on the phone. It didn’t give a great first impression, and honestly, it felt very unprofessional for someone working at the reception. Shortly after a gentleman very politely explained in English that access to the required payment for sunbeds and umbrellas. He then claimed that everything was “fully booked,” so we were not even given the option to rent and therefore never learned the prices. I told him we thought it was because of the sign, and he replied, “Ah no, it’s private.” On our way back up to the street, we noticed plenty of empty umbrellas. It made me wonder if they refused us access simply because we were tourists. The description of this as a “free beach” is misleading at best and a deliberate scam at worst. A cannot be considered public if access is conditional upon mandatory renting equipment, or worse, if access is outright refused. A truly public allows entry without obligation and offers paid services as an option,not as a requirement. I’d suggest the description be updated from public to private so visitors aren’t misled. For 35 euros, they’ll give you a terrible spot by the rocks at the very end of the beach, where there’s not even proper access to the sea. Even though 90% of the umbrellas on the are free, they still assign sunbeds to everyone in that same awful area. so everywhere online it says this is a municipal and the entry is — like literally there’s a “free entry” sign at the entrance. turns out that sign is for the restaurant(?) which makes no sense btw because who even charges to enter a restaurant lol anyways when we tried to go to the actual just to swim (without renting the sunbeds or umbrellas) they told us we had to pay 20€ per person. where’s the public then? they kept saying it’s private and that they can’t let us in if we’re not getting the sunbeds. they didn’t explain anything, didn’t speak any english at all and basically started yelling at us when we tried to understand the situation. felt super weird so just don’t even bother going here unless you want to get overcharged for an extremely underwhelming and outdated cobble Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. 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