B&B Hotel Padova

“Room Quality”

Instead of single chair 2 chairs to be provided. 2 pillows per guests to be provided Air conditioning system is weak

“A good find”

Easy, worthwhile and decent accommodation, well organized, big rooms with some refurbishment needs but more than profitable. Easy access also at nighttime with electronic check-in Location in a peripheral area, parking lot too small.

“Solid 3-star hotel with terrible public transport connections”

The B&B Hotel is a solid 3-star hotel that gets a lot of the basics right. The staff are super friendly and helpful, the hotel is clean and well-kept, the breakfast is plentiful and filling. However, the big issue with the hotel is the location. It’s around a mile east of Padua train station in ... more

The B&B Hotel is a solid 3-star hotel that gets a lot of the basics right. The staff are super friendly and helpful, the hotel is clean and well-kept, the breakfast is plentiful and filling. However, the big issue with the hotel is the location. It’s around a mile east of Padua train station in the industrial part of town. The train station is also where the nearest bus stop is as well. Therefore, if you’re arriving by train you’ll either need to get a taxi or walk to the hotel (or perhaps get one of the many e-scooters you’ll find around the city). The walk to the hotel seems fairly straightforwards but if you follow Google Maps you will reach a narrow section of road that has no footpath on either side. During the day you can bypass this by going through the VW dealership, but they close their gates in the evening necessitating a longish detour or walking down a fast, narrow road with no sidewalk and minimal street lighting. What’s even more confounding about the lack of public transport is that there is are several bus depots around the building, but passengers cannot get on and off buses here. There were also some annoying niggles in the room - a couple of what looked like cigarette burns on the bath, mould in the shower, USB ports available but not working. The view over the local bus depot is also not very inspiring or attractive. However, none of those things greatly affect the hotel or the quality of the stay So, it’s a great place to choose if you have a car. For those of us travelling by train/foot, the location makes it very difficult to get to without shelling out lots of extra money for trips into the city by taxi. If you’re here in March, like we were, the never-ending rain makes the 30 minute walk into and out of the city every day fairly miserable

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