From the owner: Il nuovo Hotel 3 stelle Superior Rosso Frizzante, unica struttura di Modena situata a Sorbara -…read morecittà natale del più pregiato Lambrusco - ti sorprenderà per la sua filosofia inedita e ultramoderna. Pensato per offrirti un servizio perfettamente ritagliato sulle tue esigenze, qui potrai godere dei migliori comfort di un 3 stelle, in modo del tutto indipendente e alle tariffe più convenienti. Se sei in viaggio di lavoro, grazie alla posizione strategica dell'Hotel Rosso Frizzante puoi raggiungere in pochi minuti tutti i clienti e le aziende di Sorbara, Carpi, Nonantola, Mirandola e il centro di Modena.

Not a brilliant, outstanding, amazing building but it's very nice and the staff, the lady on the…read moredesk when we checked in this evening, was so accommodating after we had some bad luck at another hotel and decided to move, booking the Hotel Europa at the last minute. I booked online about an hour before arriving and the booking had gone through and we were treated really well and got lots of useful information and help from the reception. The dining room/breakfast room pays homage to the city's local hero, Enzo Ferrari, which is a nice touch. Recommend this place highly also for the fact that it is only about a 10-15 minute stroll to the Duomo/cathedral.

From the owner: Hotel Europa is a 3 Star hotel in the center of Modena, in Emilia Romagna…read more The Hotel is ideal for business and leisure trips. Free wi-fi is provided to all our guests and a parking space, guarded on payment is available on request. Hotel Europa also has a restaurant with tipical italian cuisine.

Over the years I have stayed at this hotel many, many times. The family and staff are friendly and…read morewill help you out if you need something. They are very accommodating to odd check in/check out hours and offer a standard Italian breakfast (simple) with fresh pastries. Ask for a room on the top floor as they are quieter - not so much from outside noise (the motorcycles and mopeds can always be heard), but from the late night antics of other patrons that will happen from time to time. Hey, Parma is a romantic city! There is typical Italian parking in front of and behind the hotel (= tiny places), but I always had plenty of room to maneuver a 5 series bimmer. The Venetian chandeliers are very beautiful making this a nice, small boutique hotel from which to base your business or tourist trip.

From the owner: Ideally located and at a short distance from motorway, railway station, airport, and exhibition…read morearea, the elegant liberty style Villa Verdi praises a central position and a private parking, where you may leave the car to comfortably walk to Hospital, University, as well as all main touristic attractions in the historical city centre. At the adjacent modern San Rocco Restaurant, in what used to be the old stables, you may taste the typical parmesan cuisine, and enjoy dinner in the outside gazebo in the warmer season.

NOT like the Best Western hotels in the US! You get a lot for your money, the rooms are well…read moredecorated and spacious, the staff is friendly and accommodating, the pool is nice and the food is actually good (we ordered pizza - they had it delivered from somewhere else, but if that is what it takes to get good pizza then great)! Negatives: located away from anything interesting and the fitness area was laughable. Overall, however, it exceeded my expectations!

Very clean hotel (a lot of ceramic tiles) close to Sassuolo downtown. Check in is fast and with no…read moreissues. My room was on the first floor and no elevator: expect to take the stairs (good exercise). Rate is decent (100 euro/might).

Nondescript Hotel placed not too far from Piazza Maggiore and Basilica di San Petronio . I has a…read moresuite that overlooked the cobblestone streets . Again , free breakfast that rivals anything in Oregon . I could , and did , in fact travel around the city , eat , then go back to your room and plot the next place to visit . Stayed for six nights. I would definitely stay here again .

Overall Very Good hotel with an excellent location and excellent breakfast too. You really can't…read morebeat the location...steps away from Piazza Maggiore which is the center of Bologna and walking distance to everywhere you could possibly want to go. It's about a 20 minute level walk to and from the train station (though a bus goes up the main road if you'd prefer and you can get a taxi right outside the hotel if you want too. We had a suite which was smaller than I had hoped it would be, but was really nicely appointed with a view of the clock tower directly across from the window and the main square to the right. And it was in fact two rooms so we could close the door between the bedroom and have the living room for late night writing or email when the other one of us was sleeping. For the most part it was a quiet room though there were films showing in the main square every night we were there and the sound could be heard until about midnight in our room which wasn't ideal but that was also about when we were going to sleep so it worked out. Breakfast was great and our favorite hotel breakfast in Italy. They brought a basket of gluten free items for my wife and the subsequent days we were there they remembered us and automatically brought the gluten free basket and remembered our coffee order as well. Felt like very personal service. The staff was really nice too and gave us good restaurant recommendations. We would definitely stay here again.

Such a charming place to stay in an equally charming city. We checked in to an apartment owned by…read morethe hotel just across the street. It was very spacious and clean, perfect for our family of four. There was a lift we could use in this building, as well as a washer and dryer in our unit and a full kitchen with dining area. The air conditioning worked great in hot July. The location couldn't be more perfect, right across the street from the castle and the main piazza. The innkeepers spoke enough English to get us checked in and make a few local recommendations, but I will work more on my Italian lessons for next time! The included breakfasts were so nice, lots of pastries, juices, and made to order cappuccinos. Honestly, this part of our trip was a dream, and I can't wait to come back.

Excellent location and fair pricing. Nice breakfast... We like Ferrara and we will go backread more

Lovely hotel perfectly situated if you are arriving or departing Bologna by train! The Bologna…read moreCentral train station is located directly across the street, and the Plaza Maggiore/Old City is only a 20 minute walk away. After a long travel day, the room was very comfortable and the staff was helpful. The room and bathroom were spacious and clean. Amenities included comfortable linens, small toiletries, and plush robes. The only downside we noticed in the room was a lack of USB outlets. This made plugging in our devices a bit tricker, so make sure you don't forget your adapters if traveling from the UK or US. The breakfast can be added to your room for €15 per person, which we found worth it for the variety of items provided! Breakfast includes a selection of breads and pastries, yogurt, potatoes, eggs, sausage, and charcuterie.

The best part of this hotel is that it is located literally across the street from the very busy…read moretrain station. Upon arriving in Bologna, we exited the train station (miraculously at the correct door) and could see our hotel as soon as we arrived, (Ironically, it took us about 15 minutes to find our way out of the train station, since we were at least five floors, two elevators, and one escalator from the ground floor!). We were happy that we could check into our room early, and the front desk people were efficient. I know that my rating is mid-range, but that's because we found this hotel to be rather sterile and lacking personality. Coming from our hotel in Florence (see separate review of the Palazzo Castri), this was a very different experience. The staff was efficient, but they lacked any personal sincerity. I felt the same way about the hotel itself. It seemed sterile in the same way you would find a higher end hotel in the US. The lobby, as well as the room, had all the right elements, but also was lacking in personality. All of this might have earned this hotel a higher rating except that it was quite expensive and didn't really seem to offer anything unique. My experience at their restaurant (Avorio) was also lackluster (see separate review). I suspect that Bologna has other places to stay that offer more personality at a considerably lower cost.

This is one of the finer hotels we stayed in during our two weeks in Italy. Homey, family run…read more Excellent appointments in the rooms. They accommodated our family with two rooms connected by a private hallway. Beautiful grounds surrounded by fig, walnut, pomegranet and olive trees among grape vineyards. The attached restaurant is magnificent. We highly recommend it.