Hotel Bologna

The service at the front desk was wonderful. The pool was very good and so was the breakfast a lot of choices even for dairy free and gluten free. I would very recommend if you are visiting Bardolino to see lake garda. The room service was good. Go here if you are going to Bardolino.

What a lovely holiday we all enjoyed. Five of us stayed here in August the hottest week of the year. Thanks God for the Hotels efficient air con, we couldn’t have managed without it. Great hotel , in a fab location with the most wonderful staff, you all made our holiday so memorable, thank you .My husband had a birthday during our stay and the hotel without prompting surprised him with a sing song at reception and a bottle of Prosecco at breakfast, lovely touch. Breakfast is good , however a toaster would make it very good., please consider. We loved Alberto at night he was a gentleman. Thank you for having us Hotel Bologna, we had a great time. L’anno Prossimo x

Just returned from a wonderful stay at Hotel Bologna. Good location near the lake and bus stop. Very clean and the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Hotel bikes are available and we made use of these most days. Loved it so much that we have booked again for next year

This hotel is a gem! The decor isn’t the most up to date, but it is so comfortable and spotlessly clean. Everyone is friendly and helpful, great breakfast service and 2 minutes to the lake. I’d go back any time.

I have stayed here several times and receive a warm welcome. The owners are so friendly, as are the staff. Great location. Nice rooms. B&B. Breakfast is normal continental breakfast. There is a bar and a swimming pool. Perfect for me. Great value for money.

First visit to this wonderful city. Visit was due to going to gig, but gave myself extra time to explore. It's a fascinating city, lots of colonnades and interesting shops and museums. The architecture is brilliant, the towers certainly stand out. The food is excellent. The number of restaurants is large. I can recommend the open top bus tour, as well as just hop off and walk around, you will be surprised what you find. Also there is a large market square and there appears to be a different market each day . If you feel the need to get away from bologna. Take the short train journey to Imola. A short (30 minute) walk across Imola takes you to the famous racing circuit. On non race days, you can walk into the aqua minerale park, which makes up part of the circuit's infield. Here you can walk along beside the track and further in you can visit the infamous Tamborello corner, where the late Ayrton Senna was fatally injured in a crash in May1994. There is a staue to him at the trackside, which racing fans may find moving. A few minutes walk away is a tribute to Giles Villineuve, another motor racing legend. Just to note, there is also a memorial to Roland Ratzentburger, who died on the same weekend as Senna, unfortunately, I didn't have time to visit this one. Back to Bologna, the public transport is plentiful, cheap and clean. A tip for lavatories, if you are in need of one whilst out and about, seek out museums and the public buildings, the archaeology museum is €6. Is with a visit anyway and has toilets. The public buildings tend to be free and also have loos