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Featuring a sun terrace, a wellness center, and a free gym, the 4-star Palazzo Bezzi Hotel is 1640 feet from Ravenna center. The modern rooms offer free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and large LED TVs.
Description
Designed to produce a sense of harmony and well-being, Exclusive Hotel La Reunion is set in front of Dante Alighieri’s tomb in Ravenna.
Review
"The staff were wonderfully welcoming & really went the extra mile to make our stay great. They recommended an excellent restaurant, printed tickets for our future travel plans, offered to hold our bags after check out so we could sight-see unencumbered & graciously offered us coffee and a bathroom after a long day of walking while we waited for our cab. We had a long tiring day on our way to Ravenna & their wonderful staff and our beautiful room turned our attitude right around. The location was amazing (we easily walked to everything we wanted to see), our room was gorgeous & comfortable (I especially appreciated the blackout blinds so we could sleep peacefully), breakfast was delicious and everyone we interacted with at La Reunion was so friendly- I would highly recommend this hotel!"
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Set in the Renaissance building known as Palazzo Bracci, Albergo Cappello is in Ravenna, a 5-minute walk from San Vitale Basilica and the Galla Placidia Mausoleum.
Description
Located in the city center of Ravenna, just 328 feet from the San Vitale Basilica, Hotel Sant'Andrea is a small and charming hotel. Free WiFi is available throughout.
Review
"Unbeatable for this price point. The room itself was decorated with lovely old world charm, while the bathroom was completely modern. The wooden floors and staircase in the main lobby are also lovely...."
Description
The NH Ravenna is located 656 feet from the railway station and is close to Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout.
Review
"Room is spacious, high standard. I also got a nice view from the fourth floor. The breakfast is excellent."
As a world heritage site, Ravenna posts of many byzantine.
As a world heritage site, Ravenna posts of many byzantine. Churches, cultural sites, etc. it’s a nice sized city, and very chill compared to other larger Italian cities. The people were polite, and we love the fact that many locals got around by bicycles.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
We really liked Ravenna.
We really liked Ravenna. We read many reviews that said to do a day trip or maybe one night here. We stayed one night, but wish that we would have stayed longer. It's such an interesting history, and is relatively relaxing compared to some of the more touristy towns and cities we visited, which was great. Plenty of sites to see, plenty of good food. We would definitely go back. Aca'demia Inn was an excellent place to stay.
Mark
Canada
10
A city sinking in history with a diverse past and...
A city sinking in history with a diverse past and architecture, sight seeing is easy and centralized great for walks no or biking - amazing mosaics!! Get yourself a tour guide, it’s well worth it. The people are proud of their town and it shows. Restaurants were varied and oh so tasty too!! Just ask a local for some recommendations they are friendly and helpful.
Jim
United States of America
10
We came to see the mosaics, and we were not disappointed.
We came to see the mosaics, and we were not disappointed. The Mausoleum of Galla Placidia is by itself worth the journey.
We ate one regular meal, at Restaurant Gardela. It was delicious, with many local specialities.
Anonymous
Australia
8.0
Quiet hence if you need a break from sightseeing or even...
Quiet hence if you need a break from sightseeing or even partying in other places Ravenna is the place to choose. Locals are friendly and do speak English (if language is a barrier)
Things to see mosaics, art, museum, churches
Karla
United States of America
10
Ravenna and the mosaics are amazing.
Ravenna and the mosaics are amazing. Although we went to Ravenna primarily to visit the World War II Cemetary, we spent a good part of a day touring the mosaics. There are also quaint restaurants with the sights and sounds of Italy. Many people get around by bicycle. Parts of the city are no car zones which makes walking more enjoyable.
“The friendliness of the owner (Gina) who didn't know what else to do to make me be more happy than I was! :)
Also, giving the fact that I had a late train leaving from Ravenna (23.00), apart from keeping my luggage all day, so I can roam Ravenna with ease, she also was very kind to let me take a shower before I went to the train station. I thank you again, Gina!
Also, the place is very near to the center and the train station. And very clean.”
“Great location.. but even better hosts!! Super incredibly beautiful and the best owners... he spoke very little English, but it really didn’t matter- he was able to get the point across and directed us to wonderful family owned restaurant that was one of our best meals in Italy... my son fell in love with their bunny that lives in the sunken garden... too cute!”
“ Massimo met my husband and I at the train station and took us back to an absolutely beautiful and spacious apartment, an historical space decorated with modern minimalism outfitted with every modern convenience.
Massimo could not have been nicer or more helpful.
The location was perfect for exploring Ravenna. The neighborhood was quiet and it was easy walking distance for museum and historical sites visits as well as for great restaurants.
Look forward to a return visit.
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“Modern and cozy. Looks really nice. I'd say it's the best B&B that I have stayed in in Ravenna. Staff is extremely nice. There are, however, improvements that need to be made. ”
“Unbeatable for this price point. The room itself was decorated with lovely old world charm, while the bathroom was completely modern. The wooden floors and staircase in the main lobby are also lovely.”
“Had easy to access, free parking and a great lobby room. Could order a nice glass of wine there and room to spread out maps, etc. Breakfast was good and plenty of choices.”
“big parking space, easy to reach close to highway exit and a gas station, bar in lobby, clean modern room, very good breakfast buffet, and got 1h longer stay for later check-out.”
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Description Featuring a sun terrace, a wellness center, and a free gym, the 4-star Palazzo Bezzi Hotel is 1640 feet from Ravenna center. The modern rooms offer free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and large LED TVs.Review
Description Set in the Renaissance building known as Palazzo Bracci, Albergo Cappello is in Ravenna, a 5-minute walk from San Vitale Basilica and the Galla Placidia Mausoleum.Review
Description Located in the city center of Ravenna, just 328 feet from the San Vitale Basilica, Hotel Sant'Andrea is a small and charming hotel. Free WiFi is available throughout.Review
Description Featuring 18th-century architecture, this former noble residence is in the center of Ravenna and a quarter mile from the train station.Review
Description The NH Ravenna is located 656 feet from the railway station and is close to Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout.Review
