Top Hotels Near Labirinto Effimero Galassi in Alfonsine from NZ$145

"A wonderful stay, room was spotless with great facilities, and all the staff were fabulous."

"Perfect location and great breakfast. Just make sure they give you the room type you booked when you open the door."

"We loved our stay at Casa Paolo, this period-perfect hotel in central Ravenna. It is close to everything we came to Ravenna to see, most especially the mosaics, but also the center city and the central market, the shops and restaurants. Our apartment had a fully equipped kitchen and lots and lots of space. Very clean and equipped. Sorry we couldn’t spend more time here. Our hostess Anna was more than helpful in all matters and very welcoming. "

"The location was great! Staff was very nice and efficient, breakfast was good!"

"Staff exceptionally nice and helpful. Room impeccable, spacious and comfortable. The only thing we didn't quite like was the bathtub design - no shower curtain, therefore - water on the floor. Everything else was perfect, especially location. "

"Good breakfast "

"This place is excellent! Will do it again as soon as possible! Everything is clean and the stuff are proud to work the. We had an excellent time, our service dog was very welcome. The breakfast was nicely arranged. The staff where nice, helpful and pretty amazing! Be advised: Italians have a very special schedule of eating times and they freeze to death when it’s under 68°F, so restaurants may be closed and the A/C boils you to do death. "

"Check in was quick and easy and the host was very friendly. We took lift up to second floor. Room was very clean and comfortable. Buffest breakfast was very good, the service was perfect and the coffee was excellent. The hotel is less than 5 minutes from the railway station and 7 or 8 minutes from tbe town centre. Highly recommended. "

"An older property but with modern amenities. Good breakfast and within walking distance of tourist highlights. Only complaint is the request for passport information in advance for which there was no need and no requirement."