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Situato nel comune di Creazzo dista circa 8-9 km dal centro di Vicenza, da qui è comunque facilmente raggiungibile in auto in 10 minuti circa. Immerso in una vasta area verde, confina col campo da golf. Ampio parcheggio gratuito. Hotel moderno, arredato con gusto, con tutti i confort, piscina compresa gratis per i clienti durante la settimana (ma non il sabato e la domenica: perchè? no buono) Personale della reception e di sala gentile, efficiente e cordiale. Stanze, almeno la mia, ampia, il giusto, pulita ed ordinata. Colazione abbondante, dolci veramente squisiti: molto bene; la parte dei salati si può migliorare; ottima qualità la macchina per caffe, cappuccino, latte, ecc... Rapporto buono qualità/prezzo.

I would stay here again! Excellent location! Bed very comfortable, room well appointed, contemporary decor with amazing view. The Front Office Manager was very welcoming and made my stay a breeze right from the beginning! A very personalized experience throughout my stay and all staff were very pleasant! I will recommend and stay here again when ever I am in Vincenza!

I stayed for 4 nights in this hotel for work. I found the clean and very well organized environment. The large and comfortable beds, the absolutely perfect restaurant. The staff is very friendly and very accessible, both at the reception and the wonderful girls of the restaurant. Beautiful and good dishes, at more than honest prices, kitchen from a large restaurant but generous portions. So also for breakfast, which offers both continental with many really good cakes, and salad with appetites, eggs and cheese. I will certainly return to the excellent position, but especially to the environment and the kindness of the staff, which makes you feel always cocktailed.

We are travelling with a group of 14 Singaporeans on a pilgrimage of the Holy sites. This is our last stay for one nite in a hotel before embarking on our flite home. Stayed at the Best Western Hotel Tre Torri on 14th Oct 2023. Hotel is located within a small village or town off the main highway. This hotel is our half way stop to Milan after spending a day in Venice. We found that a kettle was provided but no complimentary bottles of water. It could be found in the mini bar, but chargeable. Lighting in the room was dim with only one wall light. Bedside lights did little to enhance the overall environment. Sensors are used for the vestibule of the room and bathroom. Experienced black outs in the bathroom several times. What an inconvenience. The shower stall is small and after a shower, water escaped to the outer floor, making it slippery and dangerous. Bathroom amenities was limited to just a small bar of soap and two shower caps. Only shower gel was provided in the shower stall. Otherwise, the room and bathroom was clean. Can't say much for the pillows and mattress. Just uncomfortable. Breakfast items offered is typical of all the hotels we stayed in except at this hotel where back bacon was offered on the buffet, instead of bacon rashers. The scrambled eggs was the best in all the hotels we stayed in. What made the breakfast experience wonderful was delivered by a waitress, Ms MILLI, a Ghanaian. Her lovely smile, politeness and her happiness to serve made our time in Italy memorable. Thank you Ms MILLI once again. You are a great Ambassador of the brand. We love you and keep smiling as you deliver happiness to all that you serve. Love All Serve All. Your hotel should be so proud to have such an employee like you. To the management of the hotel we recommend Ms MILLII as your Employee of the Month.

We stayed here as a small group for two nights in this hotel. It was very clean, very nice, breakfast was great. Staff was friendly and helpful. Showers were the size of a small phone booth. Beds were comfortable, and it was a pleasant stay. Everything we needed for a quiet evening and a good sleep. Would stay here again. Reasonable distance from Venice.

Ah, Hotel Da Porto, where the stars in the sky seem to have fallen a bit too hard on the establishment itself. Checking into a junior suite, one might expect the lap of luxury, but instead, I found myself starring in a low-budget mystery drama featuring a bathtub with its own collection of past guest memoirs etched in soap scum. The plot thickened with a mattress that ambitiously attempted to escape its sommier confines, proving that size does matter, but not in the way one hopes in a hotel room. The broken lock on the suite door was a thrilling twist, adding a sense of adventure and uncertainty that one rarely expects from a 4-star hotel. It's always exciting to wonder if you'll be sharing your room with unexpected guests or if your belongings will be part of a spontaneous giveaway. However, amidst the chaos, the staff shone like diamonds in the rough. Their amiability was the saving grace of this peculiar escapade. Despite a mix-up by our travel agency, they managed to find us a room, proving that not all heroes wear capes; some just wield room keys and apologies. In conclusion, Hotel Da Porto offers a memorable stay, but perhaps not for the reasons you'd expect. It's a blend of unintended comedy and sincere service that earns it a solid 2 out of 5 stars.

A four-star dreaming of being a two-star. I am sure that, maybe in its heyday, Hotel de la Ville was a prime business. Clearly, those days are long gone. The rooms, the corridors, the building in general is clearly dating, but management resorts to one of the oldest tricks in the trade: keep a decent lobby, just to save face. Quite large (50, 80 even 160 people) overnight groups from places not known for their high sanitation standards travelling on low-cost tours along with guests more used to hostels than hotels, some of them carrying huge dogs, seem to be its market niche. Imagine. In all fairness, Hotel de la Ville delivers the quality corresponding exactly to the price it charges, thus meaning: cheap is cheap and a four-stars, in reality, is a two-stars. I should not complain either about a €3 breakfast even if it includes staled cornetti, runny scrambled eggs, expired milk, badly kept yoghurt, awful coffee and ¾ foam, rather cold capuccinos or a $80 room with bad housekeeping. To add insult to injury, Hotel de la Ville is located in a tough neighborhood where strange, suspicious characters from a shelter next door continuously hover around the property, especially at night.

The hotel is quite old and in need of some updating, the lift in particular is tiny but we managed. The room itself was very old and could do with a major refit, as could the bathroom. Having said that for our needs of a single night stop for a European driving holiday it was adequate enough. The only real negative was the breakfast room was unstaffed and there was a limited help-yourself selection which given the extra we paid for breakfast was not really worth it. In hindsight, I wished I'd not paid for breakfast and simply used a local cafe. Parking a vehicle is €5 per night. The reason we chose this city was that in order to get a trip to Venice on our tour, Vicenza is 45 minutes by train from Venice, the station in Vicenza is a 10 minute walk from the hotel.