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"Very friendly staff who helped with all requests and questions. Small, clean rooms. Great location for everything in Parma. You can walk with your luggage from the train station."

"Very central location,close to everything."

"We had a fantastic stay at Hotel Maranello Village! The Ferrari-themed interior decor is a dream for any fan, perfectly capturing the spirit of the area while remaining stylish and professional. ​Our hotel apartment was incredibly spacious, well-appointed, and featured sleek, modern furnishings that made the stay feel very high-end. Everything was spotless and comfortable. ​The staff were exceptionally courteous and helpful to ensure we had everything we needed. Plus, the location is unbeatable—it's close to the Ferrari Museum, making it the perfect home base for a pilgrimage to Maranello. Highly recommended for families or anyone looking for a unique, top-tier experience!"

"Perfect location, Across from station. 15min walk to city center. The staffs are very accommodating. Breakfast is wonderful, like many EU hotels. Great selection of pastries, warm food, cold cuts and cheeses and fresh juices. Room is spacious and clean! "

"The hotel is far from the city center, but walkable. The garage is extremely narrow. The area around the hotel didn’t feel save. Overall it was ok for one night."

"very clean room, apartment style with a beautiful kitchen and a washing machine in the unit. "

"Nice and comfortable stay recommended "

"Nice staff. Old world charm but a little dated. Not the quietest hotel I’ve ever been in."

"We stayed in a triple room which was very big, clean and facing the car park therefore quite at night. Breakfast was simple but ok and included in the price (which seems to be rare these days). The hotel is approx 100mt from the train station therefore not a great area to wander around at night but super handy for train travellers. Parma historic centre is less than 15mins walk away. The only very weird thing was the strong smell of dump in the stairs on the way to the breakfast room"