Just 984 feet from Bologna Train Station, the Royal Carlton offers elegant rooms with flat-screen satellite TV. The on-site Monrif SPA Clarins features saunas, Turkish baths, and wellness treatments.
MELISSA
Canada
The Reception Staff, the Cleaning Staff, the Spa Staff and Breakfast Staff were Awesome. The room was very clean and the bed was wonderfully comfortable. The Spa was Amazing. The location was walking distance from train station, sites, shopping and very good restaurants. The bathroom was very clean, the towels were plush. I felt very good/safe in this location. I slept very well. I returned a couple of nights after because I very much liked the Quality I received.
Just a 5-minute drive from Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport, Hotel Bologna Airport is also 1640 feet from the Bologna Borgo Panigale exit of the A14 motorway.
Robert
Canada
The bar and restaurant were on site.
The TV had lots of choices
staff were helpful
UNAHOTELS Bologna Fiera is located just a few yards from the Bologna Fiere exhibition center and is only 10 minutes by car from Bologna Central Station and the bustling city center.
Set in the university district of Bologna, Hotel San Donato features a rooftop bar and terrace overlooking the city towers. A buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Evangelos
Cyprus
The location of the hotel is exceptional! Close to Piazza Maggiore and the center of the city, easy access to all the sights of Bologna!
The room was comfortable and super clean.
What I like mostly is how nice and polite were the receptionists, ready to help always smiling!
Located just 1.1 mi from the Fiera Exhibition Center, Holiday Inn Bologna - Fiera is just off the A1 Motorway. Bologna Borgo Panigale Airport is 6.2 mi away. Wi-Fi and parking are free.
Located a 5-minute drive from the A14 motorway and 2.5 mi from Bologna city center, Best Western Plus Tower Hotel Bologna offers free WiFi throughout, free parking, a garage and a fitness center on...
Daniela
United States of America
Room, very polite and helpful staff, very good breakfast, free parking
Savoia Hotel Regency is set in an 18th-century villa at 3.1 mi from Bologna city center. Surrounded by a beautiful 33 ft² park, it features an outdoor swimming pool.
Bologna's Suite Elite is a design 4-star hotel located a 15-minute walk from Piazza Maggiore and 8 minutes' drive from Guglielmo Marconi Airport. Rooms and apartments come with free WiFi.
Clean, simple check in- check out. Verry frendly personal
Hotel Cosmopolitan Bologna is close to Bologna's exhibition center and the exit number 9 of the Tangenziale motorway. It offers free parking and a free scheduled shuttle to the trade fair.
Ideally located in the center of Bologna, I Portici Hotel Bologna has air-conditioned rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a shared lounge. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a concierge service.
All but above all the exquisite sense of hospitality
Set directly opposite Bologna Centrale Station, Mercure Bologna Centro offers air-conditioned rooms, a garden, and free WiFi. The MAMbo museum is a 10-minute walk away.
Clean room, comfortable beds, air-conditioning, smart TV
The Atlantic is a minimalist hotel just a 10-minute walk from both Bologna Centrale Train Station and Piazza Maggiore, the main square. All rooms have free internet and air conditioning.
Everything from staff to location and room hygiene
Offering a free seasonal pool, free WiFi and free parking, Relais Bellaria Hotel is just 3.1 mi from Bologna city center. Set in San Lazzaro di Savena, it is well connected by the A14 motorway.
very friendly staff - easy and clear communication
Bologna's HC3 Hotel is 164 feet from the Villa Erbosa bus stop linking with the center, and a 4-minute drive from the Castelmaggiore exit of the orbital road.
clean and comfortable and breakfast was very yummy
Mitico Hotel & Natural Spa is 5 minutes' drive from Bologna Fiere exhibition center and have a free fitness center and Private spa with a fee . Wi-Fi is free throughout the property.
The breakfast was excellent! Very varied and plentiful we loved it
Located in Bologna, a 6-minute walk from Museum for the Memory of Ustica, Elizabeth Lifestyle Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Deco and staff were amazing. Breakfast, great choice !
Located conveniently in the center of Bologna, Boutique Hotel Re Enzo has buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
very welcoming, great breakfast, comfortable rooms
Located in Bologna, 4.4 miles from Saint Peter's Cathedral, Hotel EMI provides accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Easily reachable from the airport. Nice staff. Clean
Offering an à la carte restaurant and bar at "Fuori Porta Bar & Restaurant" by Una Cucina, UNAHOTELS San Vitale Bologna is located 1476 feet from the A14 Motorway and 1.9 mi from the center of Bologna...
Overall experience with the hotel's stuff, services
A 5-minute walk from Piazza Maggiore, the centrally located Hotel Panorama Bologna Centro offers free Wi-Fi and rooms with an LCD TV. A bus to Bologna Centrale Station leaves 66 feet from this hotel.
Value for money. Great location and comfortable rooms.
At check in all guests will be asked to provide a credit card as guarantee in case of outstanding extras after check out. Hotel Corona d'Oro 1890 offers a great position in Bologna city center.
Friendly and helpful staff, great location, great breakfast
Albergo Garisenda is set in the heart of the city, directly opposite the Towers of Bologna. It offers functional rooms with TV, free WiFi, and wood or tiled floors.
All was excellent - owner was a lovely, helpful man
Set in the heart of Bologna, Buon Hotel Bologna Centro - Affittacamere - Self Check-In is just 1312 feet from Piazza Maggiore square. Free WiFi is available on site.
Greeted with a nice welcome.
Room and everything was good
Savoia Hotel Regency is set in an 18th-century villa at 3.1 mi from Bologna city center. Surrounded by a beautiful 33 ft² park, it features an outdoor swimming pool.
Lovely location. Great food. Attentive staff. Fantastic pool.
Albergo Rossini 1936 Small & Charming is located just outside Bologna’s pedestrian area, a short walk from the city’s many attractions. It offers rooms with free WiFi and an LCD TV.
Extreme attention for details and extremely curated
Elegant, welcoming and thoroughly soundproofed, Imperial Hotel occupies a modern building with well-equipped fitness facilities, and an excellent restaurant and breakfast service.
Good safe location, great staff and immaculate room.
Featuring a free internet point and free bike rental, Hotel Orologio is in a traffic-free area overlooking Piazza Maggiore square and Bologna's historic center.
Everything was perfect. Location, staff, room, breakfast.
FAQs about hotels in Bologna
On average, 3-star hotels in Bologna cost $101 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bologna are $135 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bologna can be found for $752 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bologna this weekend is $215 or, for a 4-star hotel, $266. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bologna for this weekend cost around $6,853 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $254 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Bologna for tonight. You'll pay around $366 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Bologna will cost around $1,106, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Travelers who stayed in Bologna near Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport (BLQ) have said good things about Hotel EMI, Hotel Del Borgo, and Villa Aretusi.
World-class cuisine is what Bologna does best. Nowhere in Italy, a country with considerable culinary heritage, is the food considered to be better than in this medieval gem.
Bolognese sauce of course originated here, but to try the real thing look for "ragú" on the menu. Cold meats and cheeses are also exquisite. Make sure you save plenty of time for eating – the Bolognese like to savor their food, so a meal can last for hours.
Many of the best eateries and homemade ice cream shops are found behind the mile upon mile of porticoed streets, now UNESCO World Heritage sites. The complex of medieval churches and buildings in cobbled Piazza Santo Stefano is a tranquil spot to explore. Climb one of the Two Towers nearby (not the one leaning at a startling angle) for spectacular views of this red-roof city.
The focal point of Bologna is huge Piazza Maggiore, whose Santo Petronio church has an unimpressive, half-finished façade that doesn’t prepare you for its sheer scale inside. Fanning out from this square, the buildings of Europe’s oldest university, founded in 1088, are home to the city’s best museums.
Bologna accommodations at Booking.com range from small B&Bs to luxury hotels, all easily accessible from Bologna Airport just outside the city.
After three days we were still finding new parts of the city...
After three days we were still finding new parts of the city, especially more eateries. A great city that is easy even if it is pouring with rain because of the porticos on all the main thoroughfares.
Denis
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Getting around Bologna was abit hard as i was entirely using...
Getting around Bologna was abit hard as i was entirely using taxis but the strike around that period made life hard and not knowing the metro directions, i can't help but say i struggled.
Food during my stay was majorly pizza and pasta which seemed like the only available options.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Bologna is a highly sophisticated city with a wonderful...
Bologna is a highly sophisticated city with a wonderful history and many, many medieval sites to visit. Being the food capital of Italy, our lunches and dinners did not disappoint. Bologna is a beautiful city with attention paid to cleanliness and ambience. We will be returning to soak up more of the vibrant atmosphere and culture of Bologna.
ELIZABETH
Australia
Scored 10
10
Our stop in Bologna was an add on to our trip to Tuscany and...
Our stop in Bologna was an add on to our trip to Tuscany and Cinque Terre. This city surprised us - they have great food, charming areas, good shopping and good history with lots of character (not all tourist traps like Cinque Terre)!
This city is worth the stop - take a food walking tour or a tour that includes Parma/Modena for your parmesan cheese making tour, wine tasting of regional Lambrusco and Sangiovese, balsamic vinegars (surprising differences in the aging process) and of course - PASTA. 140 pastas in Bologna......so many restaurants and shops to buy them, try them and love it! You also have the famous Mortadella, and other various Salumis cured meats) - salami, proscuitto and others.
The architecture of the covered walkways (porticos) with many roman pillars give it lots of character (world Unesco for these covered walkways). The large student population (oldest University in Europe) give the city a vibrant life as well as the tourists - an interesting blend with some high end shops to mix it up! Bookstores on every corner. If you are a car fan, you have a few places to visit here too - Ferrari, Lamborgini and Maserati.
Debra
Scored 10
10
I had a wonderful four-night stay at Benedict Rooms.
I had a wonderful four-night stay at Benedict Rooms. The location is ideal, close to the city center, and the room was exceptionally clean and cozy, with a charming small yard. Although there was no staff on-site, all instructions were clearly provided via SMS before my arrival, making the self check-in process smooth and easy.
I highly recommend it for a comfortable and hassle-free stay in Bologna!
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Bologna is a lovely city with a great deal to offer.
Bologna is a lovely city with a great deal to offer.
They are building tramlines, into the city centre which will make travel easier, but the roadworks are creating traffic problems particularly at peak hours.
Have been there several times and have not seen everything yet.
Best to take guided tour and get an historical explanation of the various attractions.
If you are feeling fit, a walk up to San Luca is a must, but there is a small train and bus that can take you there and back, if your knees are troublesome.
If you like Italian cousine, this is the first place to visit.
Excellent location, about 15 minutes from the train station (very easy to find) and about 10 minutes into the centre. The hotel was clean and quiet. There is a lift, plugs next to the bed and toiletries provided. There are vending machines for hot drinks & snacks. My room was basic - no TV, there was a fridge & hairdryer provided, 2 huge windows so it was nice and bright. The staff, particularly Antonella (I think this is her name!) are fantastic - friendly, welcoming, helpful. I would definitely stay here again if I was in Bologna.
We are staying at this hotel for the second time. The first time was during the pandemic. It is much more relaxed now. We have been using Bologna as a gateway to other parts of Italy and this hotel is ideal for late of early flights to and from Bologna Airport. I managed to walk around a little bit and I saw that there was a commercial centre not far from the hotel. We also had a dinner at the restaurant and the food was amazing.
Lovely old style grand hotel. Good location between the central station and the town centre. Good choice at breakfast. Nice cocktails in the evening. Friendly staff and nice large clean room with good Aircon. No idea about the gym and Spa. That is not why we came to Bologna 😂
The room was humble but clean and pleasant. Very close the the central station allowing you to reach other cities in Italy or the airport. At the beginning of one of the main arteries that brings to the historical center (just 10 min away).
Really centrally located, just a few steps away from all the sights in Bologna. The hotel is in maybe the most popular party street in Bologna, which means you need to sleep with the window closed
Kurt
Norway
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