Hotels With breakfast in Emilia-Romagna, Italy

The lobby decor and breakfast were acceptable, but the rooms were very basic; the bed creaked even when you turned over, making for a poor rest. Not recommended.

It's right across the street from the train station. The room was quite large. They initially gave me a twin room, but I asked to change to a double room. Although it faces a main road, it was very quiet. The service was excellent. There was no free water, and no supermarkets nearby, so I bought water at a fast-food restaurant. The breakfast was quite substantial, with a wide variety of options, and it was open for a long time. It was already open when I arrived at 7 am. After breakfast, I walked the Camino de Santiago, and then explored the old town of Bologna. A very beautiful city. Highly recommended!

What a lovely hotel in a beautiful location where stepping out is into fresh air with the scent of pine trees. Really loved my stay! Staff were super friendly. Just marked down on amenities as the restaurant was closed, but staff recommended restaurants for dine-in or delivery.

The price is very good, the environment is beautiful, and the girl at the front desk is very enthusiastic. The f1 legendary driver Sena used to stay in the last night before the accident and stayed in the 200 room.

Great spot next to the train station. There’s actually not too much around the hotel itself but for convenience it makes sense. The room itself seemed modern and had all of the necessary plugs. Check in was easy and the elevators worked well. The showers were excellent and it came with a tub. Had all of the necessities so this hotel was a plus for me. Very walkable to the main piazza. I would rather have short walk with luggage after getting off train than a long walk staying at the center.

The hotel is easy to find. There is free parking outside. The gate closes at 11pm, but you can use a card to enter and exit. There is a pizza shop (mo-pizza) next to it. It is very retro and cost-effective. The hotel breakfast is very good. The room is very comfortable and spacious. It is very cost-effective.

The reception staff is okay beyond the fact that the room is 90€ and if you arrive at 8 am and you need to sleep because you had a nighttime flight they will charge you 111€ extra for this price I really suggest you to sleep elsewhere, the restaurant team members are absolutely not nice there was an east European waiter that called me and my friend prostitut@s on Russian ( while talking on the phone and serving a drink in the same time commenting on the phone that she gave to serve at a prostitut@s ) and they have a really cool gym but no spa or massage The staff have to be more careful because I speak 7 languages and you never know who you have in front of you .

I stayed for one night. It's a pretty nice hotel. We checked in a couple of hours early. The staff was friendly. I booked a suite, and it had a bathtub! There were no issues with the water. The room and the hotel itself were clean. The breakfast was okay – lots of different croissants, cookies, cold meats, and cheeses. Hot options included an omelet, sausage and bacon, and boiled eggs. That's all you need for a morning. The only thing was that the coffee machine wasn't working, but the staff poured cappuccino anyway :) Parma is relatively small, so it's a 5-8-minute walk to the center, and the same to the train station.

The traffic is too convenient, stayed for 3 days. It is about four or five hundred meters from the train station. The train station is straight through two streets and it takes a few minutes to walk. In addition, the hotel's buffet breakfast is very good, great!

Great stay overall! Highly recommended for students and young travelers. You can focus on ur work in the study spaces on ground floor. The reception was helpful and could communicate well in English. However if u want to extend ur stay at the hotel, I’d recommend booking on trip.com as from my experience, it cost me like €93 per night in person, which cost only a little over $80 when I booked again online. But this might just be me- might be different for others! Plus, the Sushiko opposite the hotel has some good Japanese food!