Excellent location with great amenities and staff.
Reviewed on 2025/11/12
The breakfast is the same every day. Bored
Reviewed on 2025/10/15
It was amazing,the owner was very friendly and he was very helpful with letting us drop our bags off before check in time. Very warm guy.
Reviewed on 2025/9/8
Will definitely come back ! We had a great stay ! Clean , comfortable and great location for what we needed.
Reviewed on 2025/9/8
It was amazing,the owner was very friendly and he was very helpful with letting us drop our bags off before check in time. Very warm guy.
Reviewed on 2025/9/8
Ottima esperienza
Reviewed on 2025/10/13
See a fascinating architectural display, enjoy the lively café culture and shop at flea markets at Vicenza’s busy central square.
Visit this striking Renaissance villa to admire its impressive architecture, relax in its pristine gardens and spot frescoes by famous Italian painters.
This ornate church is a wonderful place to see a collection of religious art and enjoy uninterrupted views of Vicenza’s picturesque cityscape.
You can find out about the history of Vicenza with a visit to Basilica Palladiana. Experience the area's museums and theater scene.
The classical amphitheaters of Ancient Rome provided the blueprint for Palladio’s final masterwork: a monumental Renaissance theater constructed in the 1580s.
Marvel at a palace designed by famed Venetian architect Andrea Palladio and take a guided tour through the expansive mansion to discover an impressive art collection.
Used Vicenza as our base apartment and traveled by train to Venice, Florence and Rome. This was our first ever trip to Italy. While we certainly enjoyed our trips to the tourist cities, Vicenza was our favorite location. It was the cleanest city.
Adorable town that’s worth a day trip from Venice if you had time. 24 hours is enough time to see what you want here!
Most of the places asked about were not in Vicenza, but nearby towns such as Verona and Padove.
Very nice city. Good location to use to get to Venice (by train), Asiago, Verona, Lake Garda, etc.
I highly recommend Vicenza! It’s beautiful. People are very nice. It’s affordable. Just know that there is no such thing as free water. You can ask for a short glass. Or buy bottled water and carry your own in. They get you on water in Italy.
Beautiful city pay to be in the middle of Venice and Verona mean if you don’t come for business or study art and have knowledge of A. Palladio you don’t visit this city. Another thing the city should do too many gipsies, and some area very not safe.
