Hotel Al Cason Reviews

Always a pleasant stay whenever I come to Padua. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the staff are consistently welcoming. A big plus for the convenient laundry service — it makes longer stays much easier. I also had dinner at the hotel restaurant this time and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the food. Overall, a reliable and enjoyable place to stay in Padua. Highly recommended!

It's not the best, but the receptionist was very friendly. The hotel is otherwise average.

I stayed in a single room for one night in December 2024. Google Maps showed it was about a 7-10 minute walk from my location. A very friendly front desk attendant assisted me with check-in. It's evident the hotel has been established for many years, but it has admirably kept up with the times, with noticeable upgrades to its hardware and facilities. The bathroom's patterned tiles were a unique touch, and even the ceramic soap dish and toilet paper holder highlighted an unexpected level of sophistication. A key point for light sleepers to note is the hotel's proximity to a railway line; guests should gauge their own sensitivity to noise. I opted for the breakfast, which was €8 per person. As there are few dining options nearby, I highly recommend pre-booking it. The buffet breakfast offered a wide variety of options.

The hotel is located right next to the train tracks. It has a hostel-like decor, and the rooms are small. The cleanliness was decent, but the soundproofing was quite poor – you could hear arguments from other rooms at night. However, the price is cheap, so if you don't mind noise, it's acceptable.

Charming vintage hotel with spacious room. Very good service from members of staff who speak multiple languages. Hotel is a bit far off the train station and probably more suited if travelling by car.

Everything was great.

I'm reviewing for 70 cents of trip coins (stingy), but I actually canceled my stay due to illness, so I have no idea what the property is like. Best regards

The hotel is good in terms of price performance. The location is good, close to the center and the station. The room size is good, but the bed was not comfortable; the bed was short and my feet were stuck out. The breakfast is simple but sufficient.

The hotel is located near the train station, where I arrived from Milan. You can walk to the city center, but I took the tram, which stops near the station. I bought a PadovaCard for 48 hours and the transport was free for me. The room is quite spacious, but I can’t say that it is cozy. There is no kettle or refrigerator, but the Wi-Fi was of good quality. The room had air conditioning and it was not stuffy. There was nothing hot for breakfast, which is traditional for three-star hotels in Italy.

Very welcoming host, very clean room, buffet breakfast, 10 minutes walk from the center and Giotto's Chapel. We arrived at 8 p.m., it was raining and it was convenient for us that there was a restaurant in the hotel: pasta, lasagna, steak and fries at reasonable prices.

This is my second time here. Everything is good. There is a pizza shop nearby, which is very good. There is also a Chinese restaurant called Yushanfang. The portion is not big and the taste is just right.

Walking distance from the station to the center. But still on the outskirts, you can't go for a walk in the evening

Of the whole area, they are perhaps the only ones that allow check-in from 12pm. All the others do it from 2pm or even 4pm. Low price Silent facilities Clean single bathroom, one flaw: dispensers with liquid soap and shampoo instead of shampoo bottles/phials/mini bars of soap. I attach photos of the double room (after having unloaded two bags but let it go if you're curious). The staff is among the most courteous in Padua.

I didn't have the opportunity to delve deeper because we only stayed one night, the structure is not modern but well kept not far from the center, practical for those who have to visit the city