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What Guests Said About Arona:
Nicola
Germany
10
Очень красивый, уютный город с узенькими и чистыми улочками.
Очень красивый, уютный город с узенькими и чистыми улочками. Отличная набережная для прогулок, много приятных ресторанчиков и кафе на любой кошелек и вкус.
TinaMK14
United States of America
10
Arona has a lot of shops and some restaurants.
Arona has a lot of shops and some restaurants. They are open mornings and late afternoons. Closed from 12:00-3:30. You have to go to Isola Bella if you have time. It's only a 10 minute train ride to Stresa and then a ferry to the island. You can tour the palace and shop. Don't forget to look for the white peacocks roaming the grounds.
Brian
United States of America
8.0
Arona is a nice small town with a lovely promenade and is...
Arona is a nice small town with a lovely promenade and is the starting point for boat trips around the lake and up as far as Ascona in Switzerland. Plenty of nice restaurants where you can sit outside with a view of the lake. The big expensive hotels are further up the lake in Stressa , Arona only has modest hotels. You need a car to explore all the small towns on the lake and to visit the nearby wine area Alba, Asti etc. Take the train to Milan to do the fashion centre and historical sites.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Arona is a quiet little town and even during peak travel...
Arona is a quiet little town and even during peak travel seasons it is not overcrowded. However I recommend visiting when it's not the peak season. Restaurant service is faster and staff is much friendlier.
There are a handful of very excellent restaurants in and around the Piazza del Popolo but they fill up quickly so it's recommended to make reservations or show up right when they open for dinner (typically between 19:00 and 20:00).
Try taking a ferry on a lake tour to the Borromean islands (Isola Bella, Isola Superiore, etc.). Definitely worth the trip.
Ivo Michele
Peru
8.0
Nice, quiet town for a relaxing week-end.
Nice, quiet town for a relaxing week-end. Not much to see in town, but good restaurants and cafes, and nice lakeside walk.
Decent shopping along via del corso.
Several very good places within easy driving distance, ranging from old castles (Angera is closest, but also in Valle d'Aosta), to museums (in Turin) and natural wonders (the Toce Waterfalls are nice to see).
Janice
Italy
8.0
Overlooked by tourists
Easy access from Milan by train and bus and lots of ferries take you to the tourist destinations in the area. Lovely waterside town with a beautiful esplanade and fountains. Great restaurants as well.
“It is right on the lake, there is a lot of activity all around. The town of Arona is very interesting, with shops and open plaza for outdoor dining. The lakefront has many activities. I didn't want to drive 1-1/2 hours from my family home early in the morning for a flight, so this is closer to airport and has things to do.”
“I have stayed here twice before. The hotel location is great - can't beat the view and is walking distance to la Piazza del Popolo in Arona. Breakfast has a wide variety of options. Restaurant is good and has a terrace to sit outside with a view of the lake. Free private parking lot which is rare for hotels in Arona. WIFI seemed to be working well this time.”
“After a stressful drive on the Italian AutoStrada, we were meet by a delightful duo of innkeepers that made us breathe with relief and delight. A VERY convenient place for our car was immediately designated, that was safe and on the premises. The hotel location was right in the center of town and inside the walking and retail area of Arona. Although by some standards the hotel was dated, we found it charming. The hospitality overwrote all possible negatives. We STRONGLY recommend, and would stay there for sure on another trip.”
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