We recently came back from our Italian adventures and I couldn't rave more about Modena and…read moreQuartopiano. This is by far the best B&B we've ever stayed at. Located on the top floor of an apartment building, the two room feels like your own Italian home. In some strange way, I really felt that Quartopiano was my home away from home. Each morning, either in the kitchen our at their cute cafe (Mon Cafe) nearby, freshly baked pastries were available with your choice of caffeine. Best part of all? I really think its the owners, Alessandro and Antonio. They made us feel extremely welcome and answered any questions we may have had. I promise, this beautiful B&B will not disappoint, if anything, it'll become one of the highlight of your trip as it did for us.

I am very surprised this place has so few reviews! You people don't know what you are missing! I…read moreagree with everything Ngo says! We spent four nights there recently and could not have been happier. The decor is simply delightful country French - I know - we are in Italy, but it's so lovely you can forget that detail. So many creative and elegant touches in the furniture and furnishings. It almost feels like you are at the home of a very sophisticated relative. Antonio, who lives on the same floor, but in his own apartment, could NOT have been more HELPFUL! He knows everything and everyone in Modena - especially in the restaurant game, since he and Alessandro have a lovely cafe (Mon Cafe) of their own. Need a reservation? Tell Antonio what you like and he will recommend the most amazing places -- AND call for your reservation, because not all the really authentic and great places speak English. But when you arrive at the restaurant and they know Antonio sent you, you won't need to speak English or Italian, you will simply be taken care of like the best customer in the place. One one more KEY thing - and I hope this is still available when you go -- Antonio was able to reserve a parking space right in front of the door of the B&B for our rental car (we used Modena as our base for visiting the region, Parma, Reggio Emilia, Mantua, etc.) and what a LUXURY to just cruise up the street and pull into the ONLY spot available (Antonio's) at any time of the day or night. This place is really special, thanks to the owners - I hope you get to experience it.

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.

AVOID AVOID AVOID AT ALL COST!!! These people are shysters, totally unwilling to work with my…read moresituation at all. My husband and I had a trip booked in March 2020. Well Covid19 hit. We rescheduled for August but by the time of new dates my passport was still in Philadelphia with no definite date it would be returned to me , and if things couldn't get worse I blew out my Achilles and had to have surgery. I sent all this info to the hotel along with the photos and they REFUSED to return my deposit for the first night stay. I was in contact with them multiple times and was still refused. I could understand if this was a cancellation that was unwarranted but how the hell am I suppose to travel from the United States to Italy without a passport? I had NO CONTROL over the passport agency's that were working with a very reduced staff and ONLY doing emergency passports (mostly death situations Ironically I got a notice my passport was shipping back to me the day AFTER I was to leave for Italy. It's crazy to think in the unprecedented times of a global pandemic that you can encounter people who put money above all

For the amount of money we paid...this is a bit of a travesty. We're close to paying 350 euro's a…read morenight and every time we left to resolve an issue with the reception we went away mad. It just baffles me that when you explain a situation or problem...they (reception) explains why it is instead of fixing the problem. This is pretty common in Italy but since this is a "4-star" hotel you'd think they would rise above these issues. Rooms are small. The only reason why I didn't give it a one star is that the breakfasts are good. Roberto (Brazilian) and Flo (Romanian) are your go-to people. Everyone else is useless...

We had a one night stay here and it worked for what we needed…read more Arrived on a Monday and our check-in was quick and seamless. There is an Old world charm as they still have keys and ask that you leave them at the front desk when you leave the hotel. At the bottom of the steps in the lobby area, there is a Moderna's famous tribute with a picture of Pavarotti and Ferrari display. Breakfast is available and from what we saw it looked comprehensive as well they had a small bar area. They don't have a Fitness room. Our 3rd floor Double Twin room had a safe with outlets next to the beds. Opening windows were a nice touch. Staff was really helpful with suggestions for restaurants and tips overall. What we liked the most was the location and that's what you're paying for here. Amazing restaurant/cafe/Bar (UVA d"Oro, Paticerria remondini & Birrlandina) around the corner and 15 minutes walk to the Ferrari museum. Extra star for the service.

The worst hotel I have ever stayed in . The electrical wiring is faulty , the toilet was difficult…read moreto flush, trash in the hall outside our room , the glass on the light over the vanity was missing , the window curtains were torn and falling down and the street noise at night was so loud and ran into the early morning hours that we couldn't sleep .

Very tired rooms. If the price were low, okay - a clean place to lay your head. But overpriced by…read more30-40%. Staff very nice.

Very nice and simple hotel in walking distance from the train station. Maybe a block and a half…read morefrom the rail line. If you like to walk It is nicely situated in the town. I stayed here for about 3 days. The staff was very friendly, and helpful. They spoke many languages. I found the rooms to be nice even though they were small they were very clean and well equipped. When I travel I get out and explore and don't really spend much time in the room anyway. The breakfast every morning was really nice as well. This hotel would be a great jumping off point if you wanted to discover the area.

A wonderful tour company riding bus transportation to all the major attractions in the loading…read morearea. They are across the street from the The museum for the house of Ferrari which makes them easy to find. They provide tours of the centuries old vinegar plant, it is excellent, a winery, the factory museum in Maranello and salami plant. The staff is helpful and enthusiastic and the buses are very comfy. Highly recommend this group.

We only planned our trip to allow a one night stay in Modena, but, after staying here and seeing…read morethe town, we wished we had stayed much longer. The room was large and included a kitchenette. They brought a lovely breakfast tray to our room, but we never figured out how to work the coffee maker. There were two huge windows and the room's temperature was very comfortable. The city itself is lovely and virtually tourist free compared to Rome and Florence. The food is fantastic, and there aren't the typical tourist traps. I'd highly recommend coming, even if you aren't able to get into Osteria Francescana. The only downside was that the staff doesn't speak much English and we didn't speak much Italian. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

His is by far our favorite stay in Italy!…read more The apartment is clean, and looked like a museum! Such wonderful furnishing, got everything you need! Local ion is great, in the center of this wonderful city, and close to Osteria Francescana, if that's where you are heading (which we recommend)! Breakfast is served in your room, and it is fresh and tasty, great pastries and savory stuff. This was a highlight for sure! What was not so good, is a minor detail that should be added in the information about the b&b. Check-in time is very strict, since they only have a few rooms they are rarely in the office. Hence, when we arrived at 12 no one was there to open the door, we called them but their English wasn't that good, and our Italian is nonexistent, so we walked around with our luggage in 30 degrees heat. We are used to be able to leave luggage when the room is not ready, but that'd ones not work here. So take the check in time literally and you will be fine! Staff is very helpful, after we tried to reach them, an English speaking person called us and let us in. So it all worked out fine. This would never make me not stay here again, we truly loved it's! But we think people should know this, so it does not happen to any one else.