Hotels near San Maurizio Station

"The hotel is close to the airport, but not directly attached to the airport. It's too bad that it costs 25 euro to get from there to the airport despite the close proximity... usually airport hotel shuttles are reasonably priced. But this is the going rate of taxis in the vicinity of the airport. "

"Clean, amazing staff, comfortable bed, nice outside seating area. We arrived at 2am, and they were SO NICE about it! And very close to the airport but not noisy! Will stray again."

"Unique stay - the lake is lovely. Andrea was very friendly and responsive. Highly recommend."

"The staff working front desk very helpful."

"The Residence is in a restricted traffic area, so you can't directly drive to it without a permit. Our navigation system was not able to find the address and we had to enter a different one nearby and then walk to the residence (about 500m). The rooms are very nice Italian style and the staff is very friendly, including the restaurant. The food and service in the restaurant was great."

"Service was excellent. Staff was very helpful. "

"The hotel building is a old Italian building that has been renovated too a high standard with a modern bathrooms, but also has been decorated to in a way that reflects its history. The staff are are versed in English, are friendly and respectful and love to help in any they can. The restaurant may be a bit expensive for some, but well worth a try as the food is amazing. I only thing that could be improved in my opinion is the variaty in the breakfast buffet. Besides that, I will be returning this hotel if I ever visit this area of Italy again"

"V Good. "

"Firstly, there is no front desk at this property. Instead, a man (whose English could use improvement) meets you to explain how to use the keys for entering your room and exiting the building. It’s crucial to fully understand how to exit the building, especially if you’re leaving early in the morning. When I checked out early the next day, I found the front door locked, contrary to what had been explained, which left me in a state of panic."