Location: Province of Padua Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Province of Padua Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Province of Padua
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Province of Padua, Veneto including B&B 2 Palme, B&B Casa Camilla, Belvedere Resort Ai Colli, Hotel Sant'Antonio, Bed and Breakfast Gioia, Casa Valentini Terrani, Hotel Canton dell'Orto, B&B La Casetta, Hotel La Corte, Padova Suites C20.
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1. B&B 2 Palme
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
What a great place as a base for Venice
Reviewed By BillericaymanConvenient location walking distance from the station with fast and cheap trains to Venice. Situated in a very quiet neighbourhood with very friendly and helpful hosts. Although they did not speak English we were able to communicate well and they gave us plenty of advice about trains and restaurants. The property has a sitting room/breakfast room which made it more comfortable than just having a bedroom and we used this in the evening as we were the only guests. Although the property does not have aircon a fan was provided and this was perfectly adequate. The breakfast here was excellent and set us up well for the day. Theplace was very clean, comfortable with a large shower room.
2. B&B Casa Camilla
Overall Ratings
5 based on 504 reviews
Close to the Padova Ovest Motorway exit and 10 biking minutes far from Padua historical centre, located in a very quiet and residential neighborhood, Casa Camilla offers free private one way transfers to Padua and its main landmarks. The B&B is set in its own garden with furnished patio and free bikes are available. Wi-Fi is free. With eco-friendly, elegant, traditional interiors, the air-conditioned rooms have a flat-screen satellite TV with DVD player. They include a seating area with kettle, sofa, and soundproofed windows. A sweet and savoury breakfast including croissants, jam, and hot/cold drinks can be served in the room or on the patio. English breakfast is available on request. Padova Train Station is less than a 5-minute drive from the property, as well as the Scrovegni Chapel, Giotto's masterpiece, while the unique Prato della Valle and The Basilica of Saint Anthony are both 6 km away. An airport shuttle from/to the airports of Verona, Treviso, Venice, and Bologna is available on request.
I can only recommend!
Reviewed By 598grzegorzcVery kind host Filippo and his family, The breakfasts were d e l i c i o u s, made with a variety of food and love. We took an appartment for a 5 persons family for a few days. It was very clean, very good equipped and cosy, only 2 minutes walk from main building. Filippo was very kind and gave us a lot of tips for visiting Padova and Venice. He carried all our wishies out. If I ever come to Padova again, I will for sure ask Filippo for a room. Good job & all the best to your family.
3. Belvedere Resort Ai Colli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
Hotel and Restaurant Belvedere at the heart of this breathtaking landscape! The marvellous surrounding countryside makes Hotel Belvedere the ideal accommodation for tourists sensitive to the environmental and cultural aspects of the Colli Euganei Park, the famous Venetian hills.
Comfortable stay pity about the temperamental. The stay was fine and the rest of the staff could not have been n
Reviewed By foxurs1We were on a two day DBB package. On the first evening, my husband and I chose the soup starter only to be told by the chef he had only one soup portion left at 7.30pm. We then told him that we weren’t really attracted by any of the three main dishes - chicken, cold pork or a mixed salad. Aware of the a la carte menu we had studied in our room, we enquired whether there was anything else he could cook for us. ‘Of course - I am a chef. I can cook anything’, he angrily replied. Then he added ‘I don’t like your face’ to me. Feeling this a trifle personal, we were dumbstruck. Our fellow diners thought it highly amusing especially when he said again: ‘I don’t like your face’, as if we hadn’t fully understood him the first theme. Then he retreated to the kitchen shouting a final ‘I don’t like your face’. Ironically, when he finally simmered down and came up with a couple of meals, they were very good. He never explained what the fuss had been all about, making the atmosphere tense until we left two days later.
4. Hotel Sant'Antonio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
The Hotel is located in one of the most beautiful areas of Padua, next to the "Bridge to the Mill", with stunning views of the bridge and river. Convenient for visiting all the attractions of the city, near the station and only about 1km from the Fair. Ideal for travelers, convenient for those who work.
Good location and WiFi
Reviewed By charliesU224AJService was good. They had secure storage for my bicycle inside. Clean but very ordinary room (probably second worst of my four week cycle trip in Italy). Good location and the WiFi worked consistently well.
5. Bed and Breakfast Gioia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 162 reviews
The B & B GIOIA, is one of the best and highest-rated B & B in Padua, the elegance of the environment, the comfort of its 3 bedrooms all with private bathroom and an accessory wellnes, the proximity to the Padua railway station is 250m, to the Bus Station Shuttle for Marco Polo(Venice)is 400m, to Stop(Borgomagno)tram is 200m, making it the best location to enjoy the beauties of Padua and trip to Venice by train as a subway,cause in 30" you'll be in front of the Canal Grande!
Clean, Welcoming, Large Rooms
Reviewed By Roadrunner5527The other excellent reviews are spot-on. Sam greeted us when we arrived shortly after noon and offered us coffee and tea. These beverages, fruit, and slices of homemade cake are available all day. The rooms are large and clean and decorated in a modern style. We stayed for more than a week in early November. Pooya is a wonderful host and provided suggestions for visiting nearby towns, including suggesting whether to use the bus or train, and providing the schedule since these were towns we had not planned to visit. Breakfast included a large variety of breads, rolls, and croissants, hard-boiled eggs, slices of meat and cheese, tomato, cucumber, olives and pickles, apple juice or orange juice prepared with a juicer, cereals with milk, yogurt, dates, prunes, and an almond/walnut/raisin mix, fresh bananas, apples, and pears, and any variety of tea, coffee, or chocolate you could want. We were quite impressed with the spread of food on the countertops each morning. The rolls and croissants were slightly different each morning. There was a large table that could comfortably seat 8 people. We stayed in the bedroom with the private bathroom just outside our door. It was not a problem to come and go to the bathroom with our bathrobes. The bedroom was huge (maybe 20’ by 20’) with a queen-sized bed and a huge “schrank”/armoir for our closet with hangers provided. There were small bedside tables, a small desk and a TV. At night we lowered the rolling shutters so we had complete darkness from outside. The bathroom was also large, with a spa-shower. We enjoyed great hot water and nice towels. The hall was large and well lit. The living room had an office area for Pooya at the end, where he could work during breakfast and be available if any of his guests had questions. The rest of the living room had a large TV, sofa and comfortable chairs, and a coffee table with hard candies. We felt safe walking from the train station to the B&B. We used all three approaches. (1) We came through the train’s tunnel that provides access to the tracks and preferred turning right, then going down the short alley that was used by pedestrians, bicyclers, and a few autos, to Via Pietro Liberi, the street with the B&B. A left turn onto the street took us past apartment houses, the trash bins for the neighborhood, the police station, a hotel, and then to the B&B. (2) A left turn after surfacing from the railroad station’s tunnel took us past more businesses to a busy street. Then a right turn past more businesses and a right onto the B&B’s street, Via Pietro Liberi. The B&B was less than a block away. (3a) From the train station it is possible to go out the front of the station and turn right, walk up the steps to the big street, go right on the big street continuing on the bridge over the tracks and then right again on Via Pietro Liberi to the B&B. With suitcases, this is not a good option. (3b) Once you are settled at the B&B, if you are using the tram to come and go to the tourist sites, there is a tram stop 2 blocks from the B&B. From the B&B turn left and walk the short block to the big street, then turn right and the tram stop is just past the circle/round-about. This was a very comfortable walk. During our week’s stay, we talked with our host and his family more than we usually do at Bed and Breakfast establishments. I think we can say we made new friends. Our conversations covered many topics, and they patiently talked slowly in Italian so we could practice and improve our meager Italian. However, his English is excellent. We would definitely return again. Pooya has a continuing list of places for us to visit!
6. Casa Valentini Terrani
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 186 reviews
See why so many travelers make Casa Valentini Terrani their small hotel of choice when visiting Padua. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Basilica di Sant’Antonio (1.4 mi) and Prato della Valle (1.6 mi), guests of Casa Valentini Terrani can easily experience some of Padua's most well known attractions. As your “home away from home,” the small hotel rooms offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a desk, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a concierge, a chapel, and baggage storage while staying at Casa Valentini Terrani. In addition, Casa Valentini Terrani offers breakfast, which will help make your Padua trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Padua has plenty of Mediterranean restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Vecchio Falconiere, Ristorante Belle Parti, and Antonio Ferrari - Storie Di Cibo E Di Vino, which are serving up some great dishes. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular parks such as Parco Iris, Giardino Treves De' Bonfili, and Parco Milcovich. At Casa Valentini Terrani, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Padua.
Great staff, good deal, sketchy neighborhood
Reviewed By Flavius CThe staff are very friendly and helpful. The value is clear, this place is not expensive. Very basic room. Air conditioner a pain. Doors don't shut out any noise. 5 minute walk from the Train Station is actually a bad thing - don't walk there alone at night.
7. Hotel Canton dell'Orto
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
8. B&B La Casetta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Beautiful, clean, great breakfast
Reviewed By ashuacExcellent place in a great location for getting the best of this region. The room was very convenient, betiful and clean. The owners are very nice and helpful. Breakfast is ample with eggs from the chickens in yard. We also asked for vegetables for and we got more than enough. Very recommended!
9. Hotel La Corte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Correzzola? Then look no further than Hotel La Corte, a quaint bed and breakfast that brings the best of Correzzola to your doorstep. Public wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Hotel La Corte offer air conditioning. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including room service, a concierge, and newspaper. Guests of Hotel La Corte are also welcome to enjoy breakfast, located on site. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. If you like Italian restaurants, Hotel La Corte is conveniently located near Corteverdechiara and La Fattoria. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Le Corti Benedettine, which is a popular historic site amongst tourists. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel La Corte as you experience everything Correzzola has to offer.
Sleep with the monks near Venice
Reviewed By GlobalCit59PRO. A very historic building of some 1000 years old located in a very small, sleepy agriculture village less than 1h from Venice. Here 10 monks set up today's current farming system in the Po Valley. Nothing small! Extremely friendly staff and good service. Excellent abundant, fresh buffet breakfast. Very large room that slept 5. Good bathroom. Excellent local red wine (Raboso) to sip at sunset in the outdoor garden. Nearby bancomat, pharmacy, pub and restaurant within easy walking distance of less than 10 minutes. A great place to stay if visiting Venice. CON. It was very hot (35C) and the free-standing AC was insufficient to keep the room cool at night, so it was difficult to sleep well.
10. Padova Suites C20
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
