Hotels near Padova Fiere

"Staff on reception were super helpful and kind enough to let me practise my awful Italian on them while speaking English to my husband. They let us borrow a charger to fit into the sockets as our UK ones did not fit so we could charge our phones. Breakfast was very slightly disappointing, usual Italian coffee and croissants etc but this morning no yoghurts available and the automatic coffee machine was playing up although the nice barista made me one on her big machine. The hotel is perfectly situated near the big church “Santo” and loads of nice restaurants bars and cafes on the beautiful walk into town. The bed was extremely comfortable and the water was hot in the taps!! Pretty good all round for a 3* hotel….!! Arrivederci!!"

"Staff was good. Easy parking but the room was not clean. Hair in the sink and in the bed"

"Work trip. Hotel is good, had stayed few times under the previous management but this time I was disappointed as no proper rooftop bar and the lobby bar not open anymore."

"This is a Clean, safe place very near the train station. We slept well and it got quiet after 11pm. It’s bare bones but the linen and beds were good and clean. The shower was small but functional. For a transition to/from Venice it was ideal for me."

"Nice hotel with good service "

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"Great location in Padua. Room was far from sound proof. Could hear people above & alongside. My room faced the street which was noisy. Ear plugs not much use. At breakfast 2nd morning, most of food was gone! There’s was still 45 min before they quit serving. Was told more scrambled eggs would be set out but they weren’t. AC worked great. Compared to other hotels I’ve stayed, this was not a 4*."

"The hotel is located next to a bus station, so it’s a bit of an industrial area. There was construction going on around the building during our stay and the air conditioning was broken, so our room was incredibly hot and stuffy. They did provide us with a fan, which helped a little bit. The staff was friendly and accommodating, and they did try to compensate guests for the temporary inconvenience of having construction going on. Of note: the beds were incredibly hard, painful if you are older and have back issues. "

"Best beds. Noisy room, can add double slash windows to avoid "