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Hotel Al Prato is located in a beautiful and historic neighborhood in Padua, near one of Europe’s largest squares. All rooms come with a satellite flat-screen TV and air conditioning.
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"Clean and modern. Great breakfast included. Friendly and helpful staff."
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Set in the historic center of Padua just 164 feet from the famous Cafè Pedrocchi, Le Camp Suite & Spa features design, luxurious accommodations with free WiFi and the Luxury Spa with hammam, sauna,...
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"Excellent location and room. The spa was a nice perk as well."
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Hotel Belludi 37 provides beautiful, modern rooms with great facilities including free internet and DVD players. You will enjoy exceptional service here as well as a central location.
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"The owner and staff (especially Eva) were incredibley helpful. Never experience service like this at even a five star hotel.
They had the best recommendations on what to do in the city.
They have..."
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The Mignon is an intimate hotel located 492 feet from the Pontifical Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua. It offers air-conditioned rooms with classic furniture, LCD TV, and a private bathroom.
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"I appreciated the clean, modern family room for our family of 5. Breakfast included was wonderful. Location was walking distance to local attractions. The hotel parking was full, however the staff were..."
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Hotel S.Antonio is in historic central Padua, 650 ft from the pedestrian area and a 5-minute walk from Padua Cathedral. It offers functional rooms with air conditioning and a TV.
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"It's a nice hotel, big clean room and bathroom, friendly staff :)"
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Hotel Giotto is in a historic building 320 yards from the famous Prato della Valle, charming square in the heart of Padua. The Basilica is also nearby. The rooms provide free wired internet.
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"Superb breakfast @7 Euro, great restaurant close by, easy walk to Basilica. Easy bus ride to and from Train Station."
Splendid city, plenty of places to go. Good shopping, beautiful art and great restaurants. And perhaps also very important, the city is not overcrowded with tourists, which makes it very nice to visit.
Suzanne
Australia
10
Padua is a beautiful historic city only a short distance...
Padua is a beautiful historic city only a short distance from Venice but rather than a day trip you need to spend time here to appreciate and discover it's charms. Fabulous relaxed living, beautiful buildings, squares and markets.If you like to shop the fashion is great too but I was more interested in the historical sights and the art. The Giottos took my breath away!!!
Kelley
United States of America
10
Loved the various shops and restaurants, liked the fruit and...
Loved the various shops and restaurants, liked the fruit and veggie market, St Anthony's church, with it being a university town I thought the prices of everything might be more reasonable....was kind of put off at a shoe store where my husband had just bought one pair of shoes and I was actively shopping for a pair when clerk said they were closed for the next two hours and would reopen at 3:30 pm.
gloria
United States of America
10
A very historic city with many cultural attractions, and a...
A very historic city with many cultural attractions, and a city that is not overwhelmed with tourists, as is Venice. Tip: by all means visit Venice—A wonder of the world. BUT be prepared for hoards of tourists, less than the very best Italian food, and tired feet from all the walking. THEN stay in Padova for a few days. It’s a great city not overrun by tourists. It’s a university town (Galileo taught here) with the vitality of young people. Many historic sites to see, good cafes, friendly people. We’ve been there three times, and have never been disappointed!
Marlos
Brazil
10
Padua is a very interesting city in the Veneto region.
Padua is a very interesting city in the Veneto region. It has a rich history and a lot of nice tourist attractions, including awesome masterpieces like the Scrovegni chapel. Also, it is home to many beautiful churches, including the unbelievable St Anthony basilica, which is richly decorated. Its famous university was founded in 1222 and currently is considered one of the oldest in the world. Aside from its own attractions, it is very convenient to Venice, with the train journey taking just 25 min (when traveling with express trains).
Anonymous
Italy
10
Padova is a beautiful and historic city.
Padova is a beautiful and historic city. Tons of restaurants both traditional and also varied; your gnocchi or sushi, pick your favorite food genre. Gorgeous churches (Giotto too), museums and parks, and the botanical garden was wonderful. If you’re young with no kids, they have quite a hopping nightlife as it is a university town.
“Everything was great. A wonderful family. Could not have been happier. Staying here. The apartment was an extra special surprise. Family is already talking about coming back here on our next trip to Italy. ”
“I like to location of the hotel and very helpful stuff which she helped me in my trip over there & she was very kind and helpful from her heart she is Fraincesca eapuzzo 😀”
“I came to Padova to visit the Scrovegni Chapel. The train was late and I thought my reservation was for late afternoon. It was for 2:15 and I arrived at the hotel at 1:55.”
“Such a great hotel! Location excellent near the train station, just get a tram pass and you are set. Fantastic breakfast, the best so far. Huge bathroom. It's excellent value for money.”
“The owner and staff (especially Eva) were incredibley helpful. Never experience service like this at even a five star hotel.
They had the best recommendations on what to do in the city.”
“Very good location, photos on Booking.com are not representative : it doesn't show that the hotel is in front of the Basilica. Very clean hotel and excellent breakfast.
Emanuela was very helpful and kind.”
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