Ideally located 2625 feet from Cremona Cathedral, the Hotel Continental features 2 meeting rooms, a restaurant with terrace, a pizzeria on the ground floor and a fitness center.
Located in the western suburbs of town, Hotel Cremona Viale offers modern air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and an LCD TV.
Sheila
United States of America
Breakfast was good….fresh croissants. Good egg..hard boiled, butter and great cappuccino. The staff was extremely nice and helpful , and went out of their was to find us a cab to meet our train on time.
Foresteria Il Voltone is located in Cremona, a 6-minute walk from Violin Museum and one mile from Stadio Giovanni Zini. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge.
Dellearti is a design hotel in the historic center of Cremona, 164 feet from the Torrazzo and 1476 feet from the violin museum. Rooms have a TV with Sky channels and free WiFi.
Hinrich
United States of America
The hotel was very nice. Very nice location in the historic center. Nice feel all in all.
Surrounded by green fields in the Lombardy countryside, Carrobbio Bed&Breakfast is a traditional farmhouse, 10 minutes' drive from Cremona center. It offers a peaceful location and free WiFi.
Steve
United States of America
Atmosphere, location, ambiance.
Carrobbio is a Jewel hidden down a tiny country lane..the people, the animals and all the vegetation make it feel so relaxing. The breakfast..ahh what can I say..come hungry, there are so many fresh baked goods / Tarts / pastries that you can't try them all. We truly enjoyed our stay of two nights and if we're ever in that area of Italy again we would stay there again.
Segui le note della Tua vita offers air-conditioned rooms in Cremona.
Tony
United States of America
Truly the nicest airBnb I experienced in Italy during my week of travel (compared to Rome, Florence, and Milan). The value was incredible and the host was really nice. The room felt incredibly clean and the private bathroom even included a washing machine (which was super useful at the end of my trip). The pictures don't do this place justice - it's way nicer that I expected. I was in the "Stradivarius" room. The host was super flexible with me and let me drop off my bags in the shared living room area and do a full check in later.
Cremona is a fascinating city, with a beautiful duomo, good...
Cremona is a fascinating city, with a beautiful duomo, good restaurants and interesting museums and instrument making workshos and studiios. It feels friendly and safe and not at all overrun with tourists. Highly recommend.
Lisa
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Cremona is a fascinating destination, its history is...
Cremona is a fascinating destination, its history is revealed on every corner you walk about. The Cremona cathedral that dates back to the 12th century, the baptistry, and the bell tower are a must visit. You may not want to miss of course the Museo del Violino where you can trace back the history of violin making as it developed in Cremona. If you're hungry for great pizza, go to La Pendola and if for great seafood, Pesciolini Innamorati. In short, you'll want to comeback there many times.
Rubén Salazar
Netherlands
Scored 8.0
8.0
Italy is full of interesting destinations that do not make...
Italy is full of interesting destinations that do not make it to the top of Tripadvisor or Lonely planet, but are still very interesting. Cremona is one of those places. The good news (for travellers) is that the tourist masses will stay away, most people come here because of its history of musical instruments. For me the Torrazzo (the 120m tower in the square) was the more impressive sight. I have been up many towers, this is truly one of the most spectacular ones, and it has a still functioning original astronomical clock, as well as very nice explanations within the tower. The Violin museum will attract most tourists, I think it could have used more traditional exhibits where you can read and learn instead of all the (annoying) multimedia exhibits that do not tell much. The recitals (not every day, check the schedule) are a must see though. It is quite interesting to see a 180-200 year old violin (Vesuvio Stradivarius in our case) taken form the exhibition brought to the hall and hear it played live in front of an audience. And then there is the food. There are excellent restaurants in the area, I can recommend the Ristorante Il Violino (upscale, quite pricey) for example.
Tina The Hedgehog
Switzerland
Scored 10
10
It's a very atmospheric town.
It's a very atmospheric town. It was where Stradivari the violin maker lived and I was there for the Stradivari festival, but even during the rest of the year the museum of the violin has recitals on violins from their collection at noon.
Bill
United States of America
Scored 10
10
An authentically Italian experience in this small city.
An authentically Italian experience in this small city. Prices were amazing, people were friendly and genuine. We loved the restaurants we tried and the numerous cafes. Of course, the violin makers are the highlight of the city and the museum amazing for its collection of Stradivarius and other world famous violins.
Nancy
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Cremona is a beautiful city with such great sightseeings.
Cremona is a beautiful city with such great sightseeings. The three things we loved the most about Cremona were the Main Cathedral and its Torrazzo Tower, Il Museo del Violino (The amazing Museum of Violins) and Hotel Astoria.
Beautiful garden!! Our host, Alessandra, was welcoming and really responsive with communication. Such a wonderful home, short walk to the piazza as well as all the local restaurants, plus only a 20mins walk or so from Cremona train station which has really easy transit with Milan. Would recommend to anyone travelling to Cremona.
great location, good and friendly service.
As the Hotel Astoria was currently closed, my booking was automatic and without any problems. I stayed in a 4 star hotel in Impero.
Everything went smoothly.
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