B&B Studio Notte in Telese, simple rooms close to the centre
B&B Studio Notte is a bed and breakfast in Telese, Campania, a short walk from the main street. It offers simple rooms, Wi-Fi, a garden and free private parking. Best for those who want a fair price and a handy base for Caserta and the surroundings, less so for anyone expecting modern rooms and flawless service.
Written by Valeria Romano
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Where the B&B Studio Notte is in Telese
The B&B Studio Notte is in Telese, in Campania, on Via Alessandro da Telese. Guests who have stayed describe it a short walk from the main street, so you don't need a car for dinner or a stroll. If you do arrive by car, there is free private parking where you can leave it.
Telese is a small, quiet town, and more than one guest calls it welcoming and easy to get around. It works well as a base for day trips. The listing puts the Royal Palace of Caserta at about 37 km and Naples Capodichino airport at about 54 km. Those are drives, not walks, so factor them in if you have a flight to catch.
What the rooms are like and what the property offers
The Studio Notte is a simple B&B with no design pretensions. The rooms have free Wi-Fi and, according to guests, are well equipped and clean, with some very spacious bathrooms. Outside there is a garden, a nice spot for a bit of relaxation in the morning or evening.
One detail I like is the kitchen. Some guests say they could have breakfast and use the kitchen on their own, which is a real convenience if you stay more than one night. One review talks about rooms that are old but well kept, and that seems the most honest way to put it.
To see it at a glance, here is my summary.
| Aspect | What works | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Location | A few steps from the centre of Telese | There are two properties with similar names |
| Rooms | Clean, well equipped, spacious bathroom | Dated furnishings, some signs of wear |
| Breakfast | Simple, with kitchen available | Not included for some guests |
| Welcome | Friendly and helpful owner | A few guests found them not very present |
What guests say
On Google the rating is 3.6 out of 78 reviews, a low score compared with most of the comments I read. The average is pulled down because the few negative reviews are very harsh. Several people, on the other hand, describe a stay they would repeat.
- Welcome. Many guests praise the owner's kindness, who sometimes also gives a tip on how to spend the evening.
- Cleanliness. It comes up in lots of reviews, along with well-kept rooms and a spacious bathroom.
- Breakfast. Simple, with brioche, coffee, milk and juice, plus the chance to use the kitchen.
- Price. For several guests it is fair, if not excellent, for what you get.
What to know before you book
The criticisms are fewer, but they touch on important points, and I would rather say so plainly. None of them is a deal-breaker for everyone, but they are worth reading.
- Two properties, similar names. One guest explains that Studio Notte and Notte Serena are close but different, and that the photos online only showed the second. Before booking, ask which of the two you will be staying in.
- Cleaning and upkeep. Some report rooms that were not very clean, smells, mould and worn furniture. It is not everyone's experience, but it does happen.
- Check-in and information. Some describe a check-in far later than the planned time, and others a breakfast that was not included and little information. Write or call before you arrive and get everything confirmed.
Who it suits and who it does not
I would choose it for a short stay, a passing visit or a work trip, when price matters more than looks. It is fine for couples and for solo travellers who want a quiet spot close to the centre. If you are after a modern room with no surprises, or you have specific needs, look elsewhere.
For comparison, in Campania you can also look at the B&B Dietro l'Angolo in Benevento or the Villetta Capodimonte in Naples.
What to do in Telese and nearby
From Telese, day trips by car are easy. The full name of the place, Telese Terme, recalls its spa tradition, and the Royal Palace of Caserta remains the most convenient cultural outing listed on the B&B's page.
Beyond that, I would rather not make things up. The practical tip is to ask the owner, who according to several guests has useful suggestions for the evening, and to bring your car to get around the nearby villages.
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