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"Spotlessly clean room with the most comfortable bed and lovely bathroom - the space was just right and without clutter. The view over the piazza was perfect and breakfast was awesome in both quality and selection. We were also given a complimentary aperitivo in the evening on their rooftop bar. A 10 out of 10 !"

"The owner of the B&B was really accommodating and he waited for us when we arrived late at night, because of a flight delay. "

"The hotel staff was very friendly. The hotel was in a great location with comfortable rooms."

"Stayed here for one night, really nice location that's close to everything. The hotel was able to provide a parking pass for us to park in the ZTL and we found a spot nearby. They provided clear instructions on where we could park, which was really thoughtful. Room itself was really spacious and clean, would definitely stay here again!"

"This is THE place to stay! This piazza is the main place in the whole of Mantua, and you'll be right next to everything. I was charmed to find myself in a room the size of an apartment, with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. I was less than charmed to find out that the Italian passion for saving energy meant that the washing machine and stove are turned off unless one stays for a month. I thought I was in a loft, but it turned out I could hear the people above me rearranging furniture until late each night, but other than that, it was charming and perfect."

"Nice place to stay, great price "

"Train station across the road was very nice. Football stadium was walkable. Internet speeds excellent. A pleasant stay."

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was newly renovated and immaculate. The bed was super comfortable and the bathroom huge. The location is very convenient as it is literally across from the train station."

"Check in was quick but the attendant wasn’t friendly. We were looking for ice and all he had to say was - no ice. My room didn’t have a shower head, lacked a set of robes and slipper which I had made the staff aware. "