Hotel Ambasciatori

A bit old, but classy. Very convenient location, parking lot, friendly staff.

Exceptional Compassion and Kindness – Thank You Hotel Ambasciatori I want to express my deepest gratitude to Hotel Ambasciatori Brescia for their outstanding compassion and understanding during a very difficult time. Due to a sudden and devastating medical emergency—my husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer—we were sadly unable to go ahead with our trip. Although our booking was non-refundable, the hotel responded to our situation with genuine empathy and humanity. Without hesitation, and despite having every right to enforce the original terms, they gave us a full refund. Their kindness and flexibility meant so much to us at a time when we were overwhelmed and heartbroken. In a world where policies often come before people, Hotel Ambasciatori Brescia stood out as truly exceptional. Their actions showed not only professionalism but also a deep sense of care and compassion. We will never forget this gesture and look forward to staying with them in the future when life allows. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone—not only for their service, but for their humanity. Thank you again from the bottom of our hearts.

There are some positives for this hotel, and definitely negatives. Frankly, we probably would not stay here again. The ground floor public rooms are fairly elegant, and the staff is genuinely warm and welcoming. While they are distant from "downtown", and this is not a city you will want to drive in, they are only 300 meters from a metro station. A taxi ride downtown (or back) is only 7 0r 8 euros. Eden, a fine restaurant, is a 7 or 8 minute walk and the neighborhood isn't bad. We have had dreadful breakfasts at 4 star "chain hotels" in Modena and Parma. Theirs was marginally better. The coffee was drinkable, the yogurt acceptable; the "orange juice" supermarket generic, and the pastries and bread ok but nothing special. The real problems are above and below. While considerable effort has been made to put everything in our bedroom we might need, you needed a shoe horn to use them. The rooms are old ship stateroom small, and retrofitted as best they could, annoyingly claustrophobic. Had considerable problems with the wifi. It wouldn't accept VPN unless I brought my laptop to the ground floor. The two elevators worked fine, but as you might expect, were very small. The hotel offers "free parking=stunted spaces in front of the main entrance, suitable for a Fiat 500 and not much more, or in the garage. The garage is more like a dirty dungeon, two layers with stanchions making it a Rubik's cube problem to get into a still small space. There is no elevator, so be prepared for a very steep walk up the ramps. With some luck, the lights might stay on..for awhile. The garage is grease stained and doesn't look like it has been cleaned in a long time. We liked Brescia. At this price point and the "4 star rating" we expected more. If we return, we will look for another venue.