Really enjoyed our stay and was pleasantly surprised. Very close to the main square with lots of shopping and restaurants as well as the ferry stop. It was very confusing to find the building as the end is hidden and is accessed via a narrow hallway and the hotel reception is on the second floor of the building. However breakfast at the restaurant below is lovely and the staff were great. The room overlooking the square are so picturesque but this is a very busy location above a popular ice cream shop. Nonetheless we could not hear any street noise as the room is very well sound proofed. Would stay here again great value and wonderful location.
Lovely location literally in the heart of Lazise.
We opened our curtains and we were overlooking the little quay of the old town, with loads of hustle and bustle. We actually, first night, just opened a bottle and sat looking over the lake, watching the sunset, and listening to the activity - incredibly pleasant. I
We thrive on Trip Advisor and we were delighted to see so many well-rated restaurants within a 2-minute walk.
The ferry to various other parts of the lake was visible from our window and literally a 50 yard walk from the hotel.
Breakfast was in La Cremeria di Lazise below the hotel. You had 5 or 6 options to chose from, and was pretty tasty.
The room looks newly refurbished; Very clean, well kept, and had everything we needed. Bed was really comfy and pillows worth a special note as they were fantastic. Air con was powerful, thankfully.
Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Communication was good before we arrived.
Parking isn't close or ideal but we managed to find some free spaces within a 5-10 minute walk, door to door (worth the quick google). The hotel does offer pre-booked spaces, I assume in a nearby car park, for €10. Or, there are other paid car parks but I think you'll max out at €25 a day.
There also wasn't an obvious elevator, so if you have trouble with stairs, probably not ideal. Not an issue for us so no problems.
Would happily stay here again, should we return to Lazise.