Genziana

Excelent location, close parking and giod prices.

Simple, no thrills hotel. Nice staff, tiny but nice room. Very nice restaurant and bar.

Stunning scenery and location. The hotel is a little dated and could do with some TLC. Overall, comfortable and adequate for a night stop. Very convenient for Stelvio pass.

Enjoyed a week here with good food & friendly stff

We had reserved a room in this hotel for our trip to the Stelvio pass, unfortunatelly when we got there the staff said there had been some kind of problem and had instead reserved us a room in another hotel across the street (Albergo Folgore) so we never got to experience this hotel but found it very kind of them to have gotten us another room. We still ate at the restaurant at Genziana and the food there was really good after a long motorcycle drive from Venice.

I stayed for two nights in June, 2017 while on a holiday to improve my cardio endurance. The hotel is in fairly good condition considering its age. The room was clean with no frills, and the bed was firm, but comfortable. During the summer there are hundreds of motorcycles outside, but the noise isn't bad, and they're gone at night. The windows had blackout curtains and shutters, and the shower had good pressure with plenty of hot water. There were only two power outlets in the room, and none by the small desk. Breakfast had a pretty good variety, but dinner is limited and somewhat unusual. The hotel has a very friendly cat that was curious without being bothersome. Some of the food wasn't the freshest, so inspect it carefully. Overall the food is just average, but there are other restaurants nearby. The owner was very nice and attentive and spoke several languages fluently. The housekeeper, however, was quite annoying. She disregarded the provided multi-language "Do Not Disturb" sign, unlocked my door, and walked into my room while I was relaxing after a workout. She also lived in a room a few doors down and she had the longest, and *LOUDEST* telephone conversations both evenings. Everyone in the corridor could hear every word of it, even with the doors closed. Had I known it was an employee sooner and not a guest, I would have discussed it with management prior to departing. I found it highly disruptive. I will try a different hotel if I return to the area.

I stayed for two nights in June, 2017 while on a holiday to improve my cardio endurance. The hotel is in fairly good condition considering its age. The room was clean with no frills, and the bed was firm, but comfortable. During the summer there are hundreds of motorcycles outside, but the noise isnt bad, and theyre gone at night. The windows had blackout curtains and shutters, and the shower had good pressure with plenty of hot water. There were only two power outlets in the room, and none by the small desk. Breakfast had a pretty good variety, but dinner is limited and somewhat unusual. The hotel has a very friendly cat that was curious without being bothersome. Some of the food wasnt the freshest, so inspect it carefully. Overall the food is just average, but there are other restaurants nearby. The owner was very nice and attentive and spoke several languages fluently. The housekeeper, however, was quite annoying. She disregarded the provided multi-language Do Not Disturb sign, unlocked my door, and walked into my room while I was relaxing after a workout. She also lived in a room a few doors down and she had the longest, and *LOUDEST* telephone conversations both evenings. Everyone in the corridor could hear every word of it, even with the doors closed. Had I known it was an employee sooner and not a guest, I would have discussed it with management prior to departing. I found it highly disruptive. I will try a different hotel if I return to the area.

A rustic hotel, however rooms were clean and comfortable.The service is very friendly if a little bizarre.it made for a great night! thoroughly enjoyed the stay.