Hotels Near Monumento ai Caduti in Cavriago

We are the elderly couple who stayed for 1 night in a twin room. The hotel has a nice location and secure parking places. The front entrance reception is appealing and so is the resturant. Members of staff were lovely. However the mattresses were hard (orthopaedic?) and of poor quality, that the quality of sleep was terrible. It almost seemed to be sleeping on a wooden plank. And so were the cushions. The bathroom towels were ”worn out” -colour of the towels were grey, not white. The shower cubicle had lots of limescale around the doors and water was pouring on the floor from below shower cubicle as the doors had no protective strips below. Breakfast was amazing in an elegant restaurant, coffee was made from a quality coffee machine - great taste! Air conditioning was of poor quality, noisy and it switched off automatically at 05:30am and could not be re-activated. There was no one in the reception to report the fault at 05:30am. Hotel had no members of staff on duty at this time in the morning. Generally not amazing.

The hotel and the rooms are in an old-fashioned style. Very nice to look at My room on the 3rd floor was rather dark, only 4 small windows and one in the ceiling. The bathroom was quite small, but it had everything (small shower, toilet, bidet, basin). Breakfast was in a buffet style, quite okay. The people at the reception were mostly friendly, at least one of them hardly spoke and understood English (should not happen in a 4star hotel)

Hotel Posta is simply the most beautiful, memorable and magical hotel I’ve stayed in, anywhere in the world. What makes it special? It could be its history, perfect central location, the amazing breakfast, beautiful atmosphere….but actually it’s the staff. From reception (thanks especially to Stefania and Frederika), the breakfast room ladies, the wonderful housekeeping staff, the bar/restaurant staff each - every person in the Hotel Posta team were lovely and helpful. I had the pleasure of staying here for 9 nights, in a single room then a superior double room. All rooms are gorgeous and characterful. This is my second stay at Hotel Posta and I would only stay here in beautiful Reggio Emilia. I cannot wait to return, though it’s a long way from Australia!

Mercure is a chain hotel! This time I stayed at this hotel in the town of Reggio! This is my third stay! The location of the hotel is located in the central part of the town, a 2-minute walk from the city hall square, and a 3-4 minute walk to the central street of the town! The hotel is not very big, but the various designs are relatively complete, including bathrobes, safes, refrigerators, etc. The front desk staff are foreigners, but they can communicate in English! The hotel provides quick breakfast and buffet breakfast, the prices are 6 euros and 12 euros respectively. Electric plugs in Italy are different from those in China. If you forget to bring them, you can rent them at the front desk of the hotel for 5 euros! The hotel recommends booking a balcony room, a small balcony to see the scenery of the park below, a small straight road is covered with fallen leaves in the evening of November this season, the scenery is quite good! Compared with the previous two years, the hotel has done a simple decoration and has a bathtub! But the hotel does not provide disposable toiletries, so you must remember to bring your own! The balcony door is connected to the hotel air conditioner. When the door is opened, the air conditioner will automatically turn off! The service staff will fold your pajamas neatly and put them neatly when tidying up the room! The only downside is that the hotel elevator is too small! Two people who are slightly fatter are very crowded with two boxes, maybe Italy is like this. The traffic here is very convenient! It takes more than 2 hours to drive to Milan, Venice, Themall's outlets and other places! There are also railway stations and hotels in the town for about half an hour's walk! The first choice for Reggio every year!

Had a one night stay here on business. On-site parking was availabe with plenty of spaces for the capacity of the hotel. Check-in was OK, had a short wait as there was only one member of staff checking people in and it was just after the working day so there was a number of people queing when I arrived. All hotel features/ammenities were explained during the check in process. Room was a standard Holiday Inn room with a large bed, small working area and large bathroom. I'm unsure if it was just my room or if all rooms had disabled access/support facilities around the room (such as low handrails etc). One issue was there was a single light in the bathroom that wouldn't turn off - unsure if this is a safety feature but with the door being part glass, it meant there was always an element of light in the room, even when trying to sleep. The walls/door also didn't offer very good soundproofing so I could hear everything going on in the corridor and surrounding rooms which meant that I didn't have a great nights sleep. The Wi-Fi was suitable for streaming, however I didn't test any business features but I would assume it would work well enough for those too. Overall an OK stay for one night - however I would have likely looked to move if I was in the area longer due to the lack of sound-proofing.

This beautifully refurbished old building is a pearl in the centre of the old city of Parma. It is within easy walking distance of everything one wishes to experience in this delightful city. The room we chose was spacious and serenely quiet. Linen and towels were changed every day. Most impressive, was the reception desk. Such desks these days, are often manned by nonchalant young people who are more interested in chatting to their colleagues or studying their smartphones than attending to their guests. Here, the receptionists actually stand up as you approach and look you straight in the eye with a welcoming smile and promptly solve your queries in a friendly manner. Vittorio himself, the elegant host, was there to receive us.

I was allocated in a room in a separate building about 500m from the hotel building. This gives you some sort of feeling of independency and either the hotel or this additional site is close to town centre, everything is easily approachable by foot. The room was clean and spacious with its own balcony. The only thing I'd dispute is that although the place seemed fairly quiet I got a room with disabled bathroom, hard to understand why. The size of the TV is about the size of my tablet.

Lovely hotel with friendly and helpful staff in a perfect location, just by the Palazzo della Pilotta and not far from the station and cathedral. Plenty of good restaurants and bars nearby. Room was well sized and very comfortable, quiet, well appointed, nice bathroom. Would recommend, and we look forward to our next stay.

The dust washing completely intake and all the bath called reception requested the room change was not done they tamponed with bath tubs