Beautiful Hotel, amazing views, great food and service. I noticed the owner personally helping…read moreguests. Huge breakfast selection.

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We returned to the Grand Hotel Gardone for the third time…read more Again, the staff are very friendly and helpful, doing their utmost to guarantee the best possible experience. We would like to express special gratitude to Mirko at the pool bar and the ever-smiling Marta. Furthermore, thanks to the lifeguards on duty at the pool, who made you feel quite welcome at the pool/lake, attending to your every need. The staff at the restaurants were also very kind and efficient, even when the restaurant was full! We will certainly be back.

Personally like the flair of old hotels. Wonderful look to…read morethe lake, promenade begins exactly at the exit. breakfast was good and plenty of, dinner quality too, but common dinner location could be more romantic, (lightning) as is in the "a la carte" zone. the difference is too clear! Our room was spacious with two balconys with lake view, but had the disadvantage to walk back an forth over 600 steps even you forgot car keys etc... evening bar was nice too still to recommend!

We just stayed at Grand Hotel Fasano in Lake Garda with 13 friends for a milestone birthday (8…read morerooms, ~€40k spend). I honestly don't usually write stuff like this, but the trip was so bad (and honestly unsafe) that I feel like I need to warn people. Two of our group have serious allergies. One has celiac (gluten) and one has a coconut allergy that can trigger anaphylaxis. We told the hotel over and over -- when booking, at check-in, before meals -- "NO gluten, NO coconut, it's life or death." First dinner at their Michelin-starred restaurant: we remind them about the gluten allergy, tell them it's extremely serious. Two minutes later they bring a steak dish with soy sauce in the sauce (which obviously has gluten). He had to send it back. Then every day they served him vanilla ice cream, and one server told him it had gluten in it. He panicked, called his doctor, and by the end of the trip he'd had gluten shock. He left a night early because he didn't feel safe eating anything there. Later management tried to say the ice cream didn't have gluten... so who do we believe? Damage was already done. The coconut allergy friend got served a smoothie with coconut milk at breakfast. When he flagged it, the waiter literally shrugged and said "I told you so." He then spent the whole day in his room, anxious, waiting to see if he'd react. The next morning, another server tried to bring the exact same coconut smoothie to our table AGAIN after we had explicitly said no coconut. When we brought this up with management: They refused to refund the night our gluten-free friend left early. They accused us of faking the doctor's note (!!). After we pushed back, they ignored all our calls and emails. Their excuse was that since no ambulance was called to the hotel, they weren't responsible. We were lucky the exposures were small, but the way they handled it was terrifying. At a so-called 5-star hotel, the bare minimum is knowing what food might seriously harm your guests. Other stuff was bad too -- the "Michelin-star" meal was painfully slow and the food tasted awful. Ruined the birthday dinner we had planned. Who tf makes a taco shell out of saffron then fills it with some weird green cream? But honestly, I wouldn't even mention those things if it weren't for the allergy mess. Lake Garda itself is beautiful and the hotel property could be amazing, but the management is negligent and defensive. If you have allergies, or just expect proper 5-star service, I'd avoid this place.

The hotel allows smoking. We could smell smokers on both sides of us. Horrible. Very high room…read moreprices to smell like an ashtray.