Hotels With Airport pickup service in Trentino Alto Adige, Italy

We stayed for 5 nights in the X-Alp hotel during our summer holiday/honeymoon. Everything was perfect! The staff helped us to plan our daily activities and they're extremely friendly and helpful both in the reception and in the restaurant. The spa section was tastefully decorated and a perfect ending for an active day on the mountains. The breakfast wasn't so versatile, but you find every morning something to fill up your plate. The best thing in the breakfast was the cake table with several different tasty pleasures. Kiitos, kaikki oli erinomaista! :)

Amazing hotel very clean and everything is new. Staff are very polite and helpful. The location is very convenient however to get to the parking lot is a bit tricky as there are no clear signs on the gate for the hotel. I had to go around a couple of times until I found the entrance. All in all a very pleasant experience and highly recommended.

We stayed in this hotel for three nights in early September. It is a hotel making a bold statement with just 101 rooms and built around 2007. We reached it by taxi from Rovereto Train Station but found that we could have used an occasional rail service to Mori station and walked for 10 minutes. We also discovered a bus service (no 2) again to Mori station. Given that it is next to the A22 Autostrada however it is a place for motor vehicles! Reception area and public rooms are a tour de force, although we did not like the bikes for rent lined up in reception. Reception staff were helpful and welcoming. There are a couple of public soft seating areas, a meeting room - not always available, and the bar and restaurant are seperate. The bar and restaurant are closed on Sunday. We took breakfast every day (in a dedicated breakfast room) and found it satisfactory. Usual continental fare with a few hot choices. We did not dine in the restaurant but we did use the bar which opens at 16.30. The bar has a large external seating area as well as comfortable internal soft seating. The barman was exemplary! From what we could see the restaurant whilst not offering fine dining appeared comfortable and well attended. We had one of the panoramic rooms on the 8th floor. These are spectacular, but the room is of its time in bright white hard furnishings. It was comfortable, clean, relatively free from noise (despite the A22 and the railway behind) and well appointed. The view was more exciting than the TV! We found the room controls disappointingly difficult. The brise soleil was not working. The DND indicator might have been working but was miniscule, aircon worked but we aren't quite sure why! Automatic lights rivalled any paid for disco system! (The external lighting did not bother us. The bathroom was four piece with a shower, toiletries were good, housekeeping was attentive. Wifi was good. The hotel does appear to be out of town but by employing a short walk and either bus or train you can be into the centre of Rovereto within 15-20 minutes. Opposinte Mori railway station is a McDonalds and a few minutes beyond that there is a trattoria. We used this restaurant twice (it opens at 19.00) and it was fine. Welcoming, clean and economic. And very popular with the local citizenry. Without a car or a strong constitution there is not much else to be found in the close vicinity. We would recommend this hotel but also recommend that any guest is aware of what it can and can't offer. It is, however, an experience well worth having.

Excellent value hotel and a great location for exploring the Italian Alps. We had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The place was clean, cozy and incredibly warm, which was appreciated given the -9 degrees outside. The staff were friendly and accommodating. The buffet breakfast included in the price had a great variety of hot and cold food, good coffee, pastries, cakes and fresh fruit. Would gladly come back again.

Very nice family hotel. We stayed in a room on the first floor. Very nice personnel and very nice breakfast. It was quiet. The room was spacious. Very nice big walk-in shower. Maybe a handlebar grab would be safer. To get to the hotel you need to turn into a cuve on the road.nit requires a bit of attention. Surely recommended

I booked a double room with a five-year-old child. The front desk was upgraded to a super-large triple room for free, and only charged 25 euros for an extra bed, including breakfast for the child. This is not the most expensive hotel I have visited, but it is the most ”aristocratic”. Just look at this breakfast table. Even the flowers are real flowers. The orange juice squeezing machine made the children watch curiously for a long time. There are many kinds of jams, all fresh and delicious. The child ate so much bread for the first time because the jam was so delicious. All the front desks and waiters are very professional and polite, very enthusiastic and keep smiling. The child said that we can live here if we don't leave.

The back door of the hotel is Garda Lake, where you can swim and windsurf, and there is a windsurfing school in the hotel. The breakfast is fairly plentiful in Europe, and the service is in line with the high standards of northern Italy. The styles of the rooms in the new building and the old building are quite different. The hotel is like a big park, with good plant landscape design. The only problem is that pets are allowed in the hotel. Many people stay with dogs and they will urinate everywhere. Although individuals also love dogs, they are also worried about the indoor and outdoor hygiene of the hotel...

Amazing hotel very clean and everything is new. Staff are very polite and helpful. The location is very convenient however to get to the parking lot is a bit tricky as there are no clear signs on the gate for the hotel. I had to go around a couple of times until I found the entrance. All in all a very pleasant experience and highly recommended.

I booked a double room with a five-year-old child. The front desk was upgraded to a super-large triple room for free, and only charged 25 euros for an extra bed, including breakfast for the child. This is not the most expensive hotel I have visited, but it is the most ”aristocratic”. Just look at this breakfast table. Even the flowers are real flowers. The orange juice squeezing machine made the children watch curiously for a long time. There are many kinds of jams, all fresh and delicious. The child ate so much bread for the first time because the jam was so delicious. All the front desks and waiters are very professional and polite, very enthusiastic and keep smiling. The child said that we can live here if we don't leave.

We stayed at this hotel for three nights in early August. We can't speak well enough about the staff--kind and informative--and about the location, close to many wonderful trails and hikes. Our room was spotless and essential. Don't expect a 5* hotel, but everything you need is there. The breakfast buffet was generous and tasty. We had dinner at the hotel twice. The first time the restaurant was pretty empty, so our plates were generously refilled for free. The second time the restaurant was busy but we ate well. Food is mostly home-made and traditional. Don't expect fancy presentations or fine cuisine, but everything was fresh and tasty. Menu options are limited, but that's reasonable given that there is only one cook and she makes almost everything from scratch. Don't hesitate to ask staff for hike recommendations. We were given plenty and their adivice was excellent. We loved our stay and we would definitely come back!

B&B Trento was an excellent stay! The staff were SO friendly and helpful, and they accommodated our late check in with automatic check in (which was quick and easy, exactly what we needed after 32 hours of travel!). The room is simple and has everything you need (shampoo/body wash, towels, a safe) and they have additional toiletry items for sale downstairs if you forget any! My only “4 star” is the location - it is a beautiful setting right next to a mountain and extremely convenient if you have a car! If you don’t have a car, the bus line to and from the city center stops at 7pm so you will have to take a taxi (or the bus during the day). We highly recommend staying here. It was our first stop in Italy and our first trip to Europe, and the staff was just incredibly kind to us and helpful when we had questions.

The hotel is very good, the swimming pool is excellent, the kitchen is excellent and the staff is really available and comfortable. The location is ideal for visiting Ortisei both walking and publicly available. The room is large enough. Both space to park both the bike and cars Excellent price quality ratio

The hotel is really nice and the rooms big and well furnished, normally is also one of our favourites on the way home, however this time we were very, very disappointed!! Even if the check-in was done very professionally and the lady was very nice we had to wait until all documents were manually entered into the system. We came from 3 hour queue on the highway and honestly would have appreciated if the process would have been smoother (e.g. make a copy of the documents or just scan them into the system). When we asked why, we got told that privacy laws obliged them to do so… privacy just requires the company to ask for consent to keep the data for the minimum amount of time required to fulfil the purpose for which the information were collected, honestly this procedure could be easily improved, as I had to sign anyway for different consent (I’m currently employed as Privacy Engineer). In the morning even if we had a suite and are Mariott preferred guests, as we could only enter the room late at night we wanted to sleep over but got 4 different persons knocking at the door from 10 onwards…one even entered the room to check the minibar with us inside…is true we did not put the “do not disturb in the door” but first of all the floor supervisor should coordinate with the reception to know which guest has left the room and which has not, and second after the first person knocked the info should maybe be shared with the others…paying 300€ for one night and getting asked “when are you leaving the room” 4 times is not my idea of premium hospitality! Last at check out was not asked how was the stay, was not thanked for staying with them…when asked to talk to the FO mgr to complain I got told that the Room Division mgr was having lunch and I should wait 30-40 minutes before talking to him… ne only on my insistence I got to talk to him. not sure where they learned to work in a hotel but this is not my idea of premium experience…once again I hope the single persons will not be blamed as here is more an issue with processes and training than single Persons.

We stayed in this hotel for three nights in early September. It is a hotel making a bold statement with just 101 rooms and built around 2007. We reached it by taxi from Rovereto Train Station but found that we could have used an occasional rail service to Mori station and walked for 10 minutes. We also discovered a bus service (no 2) again to Mori station. Given that it is next to the A22 Autostrada however it is a place for motor vehicles! Reception area and public rooms are a tour de force, although we did not like the bikes for rent lined up in reception. Reception staff were helpful and welcoming. There are a couple of public soft seating areas, a meeting room - not always available, and the bar and restaurant are seperate. The bar and restaurant are closed on Sunday. We took breakfast every day (in a dedicated breakfast room) and found it satisfactory. Usual continental fare with a few hot choices. We did not dine in the restaurant but we did use the bar which opens at 16.30. The bar has a large external seating area as well as comfortable internal soft seating. The barman was exemplary! From what we could see the restaurant whilst not offering fine dining appeared comfortable and well attended. We had one of the panoramic rooms on the 8th floor. These are spectacular, but the room is of its time in bright white hard furnishings. It was comfortable, clean, relatively free from noise (despite the A22 and the railway behind) and well appointed. The view was more exciting than the TV! We found the room controls disappointingly difficult. The brise soleil was not working. The DND indicator might have been working but was miniscule, aircon worked but we aren't quite sure why! Automatic lights rivalled any paid for disco system! (The external lighting did not bother us. The bathroom was four piece with a shower, toiletries were good, housekeeping was attentive. Wifi was good. The hotel does appear to be out of town but by employing a short walk and either bus or train you can be into the centre of Rovereto within 15-20 minutes. Opposinte Mori railway station is a McDonalds and a few minutes beyond that there is a trattoria. We used this restaurant twice (it opens at 19.00) and it was fine. Welcoming, clean and economic. And very popular with the local citizenry. Without a car or a strong constitution there is not much else to be found in the close vicinity. We would recommend this hotel but also recommend that any guest is aware of what it can and can't offer. It is, however, an experience well worth having.

The back door of the hotel is Garda Lake, where you can swim and windsurf, and there is a windsurfing school in the hotel. The breakfast is fairly plentiful in Europe, and the service is in line with the high standards of northern Italy. The styles of the rooms in the new building and the old building are quite different. The hotel is like a big park, with good plant landscape design. The only problem is that pets are allowed in the hotel. Many people stay with dogs and they will urinate everywhere. Although individuals also love dogs, they are also worried about the indoor and outdoor hygiene of the hotel...

Very nice family hotel. We stayed in a room on the first floor. Very nice personnel and very nice breakfast. It was quiet. The room was spacious. Very nice big walk-in shower. Maybe a handlebar grab would be safer. To get to the hotel you need to turn into a cuve on the road.nit requires a bit of attention. Surely recommended

A fantastic hotel!!! Very clean and profumed beautiful rooms, perfect breakfast there is everything you want and more broad made in the house of any kind and taste from simple white to bread made with flour of various cereals of various kinds such as cheese, farine, oat, segale, Rice, potatoes ect. And sweets of any kind stripper!!! Breakfast for all types of ethnicity! Italy, England, America, East of Europe!! Super!

One of the best hotel we stayed during the trip , the quietest room with double doors design separating the amenities and bedroom area. Sufficient amenities is provided, very clean, the bathroom tiles are from Valentino... yes it's the designer, never knew he designed bathroom lines. Nice location close to Old Town without passing the ZTL area. Could park for free in front of the hotel within time limit, otherwise they provide paid parking facility nearby. Excellent evening front desk (sorry we forgot the name), he was very accommodating with our needs, I asked for extra luggage stand and he brought it up within minutes. Very friendly and welcoming always stood up and greeted us :)

In the area for work, attracted by good reviews or stayed in this wonderful Maso hotel near Trento Reception with a very courteous, very spacious and clean room, well furnished. The restaurant of the hotel is excellent with very well prepared dishes. The first is certainly recoverable, are spa equipment (very nice), with functional hydromassage only 1/3 (one person enjoys jets and others look at why they are not working), and the jets of the pool are not working.... But the really unsupportable thing today is to pay €15 to get into the spa and I add €11 for the cottage and the roof .... In 40 years of work trips at the hotels I never had happened. For the spa and its accessories, surely political to be revised .

Amazing hotel very clean and everything is new. Staff are very polite and helpful. The location is very convenient however to get to the parking lot is a bit tricky as there are no clear signs on the gate for the hotel. I had to go around a couple of times until I found the entrance. All in all a very pleasant experience and highly recommended.

I booked a double room with a five-year-old child. The front desk was upgraded to a super-large triple room for free, and only charged 25 euros for an extra bed, including breakfast for the child. This is not the most expensive hotel I have visited, but it is the most ”aristocratic”. Just look at this breakfast table. Even the flowers are real flowers. The orange juice squeezing machine made the children watch curiously for a long time. There are many kinds of jams, all fresh and delicious. The child ate so much bread for the first time because the jam was so delicious. All the front desks and waiters are very professional and polite, very enthusiastic and keep smiling. The child said that we can live here if we don't leave.

The hotel is really nice and the rooms big and well furnished, normally is also one of our favourites on the way home, however this time we were very, very disappointed!! Even if the check-in was done very professionally and the lady was very nice we had to wait until all documents were manually entered into the system. We came from 3 hour queue on the highway and honestly would have appreciated if the process would have been smoother (e.g. make a copy of the documents or just scan them into the system). When we asked why, we got told that privacy laws obliged them to do so… privacy just requires the company to ask for consent to keep the data for the minimum amount of time required to fulfil the purpose for which the information were collected, honestly this procedure could be easily improved, as I had to sign anyway for different consent (I’m currently employed as Privacy Engineer). In the morning even if we had a suite and are Mariott preferred guests, as we could only enter the room late at night we wanted to sleep over but got 4 different persons knocking at the door from 10 onwards…one even entered the room to check the minibar with us inside…is true we did not put the “do not disturb in the door” but first of all the floor supervisor should coordinate with the reception to know which guest has left the room and which has not, and second after the first person knocked the info should maybe be shared with the others…paying 300€ for one night and getting asked “when are you leaving the room” 4 times is not my idea of premium hospitality! Last at check out was not asked how was the stay, was not thanked for staying with them…when asked to talk to the FO mgr to complain I got told that the Room Division mgr was having lunch and I should wait 30-40 minutes before talking to him… ne only on my insistence I got to talk to him. not sure where they learned to work in a hotel but this is not my idea of premium experience…once again I hope the single persons will not be blamed as here is more an issue with processes and training than single Persons.

If you follow my reviews, you know I’m almost always positive. I look for the good. Well, the hotel was clean. On a recent family trip, I took two rooms at this hotel. I needed to do some work while I was there but did not anticipate a problem. None of the other hotels on our trip posed a problem.The picture showed a nice little banquette in the room and I knew I could work off that table. Well, the picture must have been of some other hotel. The room we were given had none. In addition, I do sensitive work. To sign up for their wifi, I had to disconnect some of my protection (VPN). The hotel room was much smaller than the picture showed, no banquette (or room for it) and the lighting produced a dingy effect. We left within a few minutes and although our booking said we would owe 30% of the cost for one day, we were told we must pay 100% of the cost for one night. That wasn’t the deal. The rude desk clerk called the owner and repeated how the Americans were having a problem. We went to a similarly rated and priced hotel 10 minutes away, but it might as well have been another planet. Just lovely. Don’t believe the pictures, they're deceptive.

This rating should be a 5. It went back and forth between a 4 and a 5, but stays a 4. The parking was hard to find. The entrance from the garage was filthy. I thought we had arrived at the bowels of hell. No signs and no directions just umpteen stairs to drag your luggage across. They made it as unsightly and unwelcoming and physically difficult as possible to get to the main desk. Reception was cool. It was a 3. The halls were plain and sp****. They reminded me of a hall in a girl’s dorm. A 4. But then we got to this fabulous luxurious room overlooking the plaza and it was utterly breathtaking. Charm galore. Two bathrooms. Roomy. Definitely a 5. The shower door leaked, but we made due. The facilities were clean. The furniture was charming but a little warn. Down to a 4. The next morning, we had the most divine breakfast. It was incredible and the staff was above and beyond. Back to a 5. Then we checked out - well I checked out while my sister handled the bags. The reception had asked for someone to help her with the bags. He called the elevator. That’s it. She was left struggling with 6 bags up the stairs back through the bowels of hell to the parking garage. Now it’s a 4. And there it remains. What makes a hotel a five is service and hospitality. This hotel did not succeed. Which is too bad because it should have been a 5. Management needs to do some work here. Great view though. We voted it the best view and best breakfast of our 3 week trip to Northern Italy. It makes me sad when people who should succeed fall short.

This hotel was meh and felt a little scammy. We ended up in Bolzano for 1 night coming from the Dolomites and didn’t have a room anywhere. I always prefer to book directly thought the hotel rather than a third party and on their site, it mentioned a double room with breakfast for €117. I emailed right away and within 20 minutes received a reply with a quote for €195. I asked about the cheaper rate and was told it was no longer available, so I booked at the higher rate. However, once we checked in the following night, I got curious and checked again for the same night and the €117 price said it was still available for that night. I felt like they used that to lure you in. The hotel itself was clean and the staff were friendly but our room was a little outdated and the floor felt like there were soft spots or holes in multiple places. I can deal with outdated but the holes covered by carpet were weird. The place was clean and a good size and also fairly quite so no complaints there. In addition, they had parking available for a few. When you book you have to select their garage, however, the do have a few uncovered spaces available that are a little cheaper but are first come first served and not reservable so ask about those. If you are coming by car, get directions on where to park before you get there. It is in a busy area right by the train station so we pulled into the garage next door and ended up having to pay and extra €2,50 AND had to move the car. The location is great for both the train station and the old town is walkable in about 5-10 minutes. The breakfast selection was quite large and had an assortment of coffee, pastries and fresh items.