Family Hotels & Resorts in Malcesine Old Town from NZ$198

"Lovely Property and Staff. I would stay again in a minute. "

"Great location on Lake Garda! Beautiful facility."

"A once in a lifetime property to visit. "

"Beautiful hotel. Great location. The only question I have is for those with mobility issues. There may be an elevator from the arrival point to the lobby but I didn’t see it. The stairs are a bit much to carry luggage up. If you have issues, chaexk with the hotel."

"Such a beautiful hotel situated right in the shore front. Parking is easy on lake front car park and it’s a very safe area. No issues at all leaving a convertible overnight. They do have their own car park too. Breakfast was lovely, all the staff very helpful. You cannot get a better location, right next to the boat moorings and several restaurants. The views from the hotel over the lake are fantastic. I’d definitely stay here again. "

"Everything was lovely, except for our 5 hour boat ride we arranged with the hotel. The boat was having engine issues and was very slow. Because of this we visited no villages and stopped only at a village for lunch. Very disappointed. "

"Ideal stay if driving from the Dolomites to Lake Garda or vice versa. Well located next to the motorway but still quiet and very comfortable. Good breakfast and plenty of parking (including EV charging)"

"Super helpful staff. Very nice hotel. However no internet in rooms and there is zero sound proofing - very unfortunate when neighbours watch TV. Thankfully staff gave us the option to move to a quieter room."

"Beautiful location and views from the property. Friendly staff that went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable, relaxing and easy. The property was clean with great sized rooms and extra facilities. The area was beautiful and well kept with plenty of lake front restaurants to choose from and bus connections to Verona. The only unpleasant experience was that we felt a bit of hostility from local shops and residents despite our attempts to learn some words and consider ourselves quiet and respectful tourists. "