Top 10 Viandante Hotels

Cosy, friendly albergo tucked away in a small side street behind the old clock in the city centre. Next to the Irish pub - which was definitely a downside as we were there for St Patrick's night! Looked like it had recently been refurbished as everything was spick and span.

Residing in this hotel 1 night from 22 to 23 September 2019. From a positive - close to the station and breakfast is edible. Booked the hotel via Bucking. The condition of the hotel itself takes accommodation. We were withdrawn twice : cash at the eviction, and the total amount was written off from the card. That the money was written off from the card I learned only when I returned from the journey (as the card was not mine and notice I didn't see). The Bucking Support Service has given nothing because there is no check confirming cash payment. The hotel has frozen on this occasion. In general, there has been a big negative and a lifelong lesson. And the hotel does not provide a tug and smooth ingredients as stated in their services.

This is - without any frills and fancy stuff - a good hotel. A good hotel in terms of friendly staff, clean rooms, alll the amenities you need for a weekend getaway and a good location just some 15 minutes walk to downtown. Good housekeeping - that is a rare thing to find these days. Parking is free and there is plenty of parking. Whilst we never had breakfast there, we did go for a few drinks in the evening - good service and very reasonalby priced. Been there three times meanwhil and will certainly stay there again on a future occasion

I was in this hotel for work and I found myself very good. wide clean and modern rooms with comfortable bed and a choice of coat. Otherwise Hilton is always synonymous with guarantee. Very good and varied breakfast and staff is kind and kind. Parking is very large and is free for guests of the hotel. Very wonderful stay. Recommended

The breakfast was very rich. The hotel was quiet. There was a local ceremonial performance on the night. Very good. The hotel was very retro but it was very clean. The five-star standard price is still very high. Free parking is available.

I do not usually write reviews, but in this case, I felt I had to. I hope this helps someone down the line, so that you can avoid the same disappointment we experienced. I found this hotel after doing quite a lot of research for places to stay in Brescia. I had looked at many other hotels in the area, including several at fairly high price points, like the Marriott, the Hilton, or the Hotel Master. As we were celebrating a special birthday, we thought it would be nice to splurge on a more expensive, more luxurious hotel. When I first found this hotel, I thought it looked lovely. Based on the pictures from their website, it seemed to be exactly what we’d been looking for: It had a lot of history, with beautiful architecture and a grandiose staircase, and the photos showed nice furnishings and spacious rooms with king-size beds. The description of the hotel by the website also sounded very promising, professing to be “an ancient Palace at the heart of Brescia center” with “a mission for hospitality: combining the historic character-&-allure with efficiency, the courteous service with professionalism”, and which afforded “a Monumental Baroque-style Experience with garden view. ” In other words, the perfect way to ring in an important birthday. There was no issue with the check-in, and the receptionist was very polite. The reception itself seemed to reflect the photos on the website, so we were looking forward to seeing the rest of the hotel. This is where we had our first disappointment: The beautiful stairs seen in the photos are not typically used to gain access to the rooms. Instead, we are sent the other way, to a much less grand and rather dustier staircase with none of the same presence, and none of the architectural interest. Many of the windowsills had peeling paint and dust / debris on the ledges. The lift (which we needed to get to the third floor), was cramped and old-fashioned. It also had a rather interesting quirk: unlike modern lifts, which will let you choose your floor, and then softly close the doors, this one would immediately shutter the doors after pressing the floor button, regardless of who or what was in its way, with bruising force. Somewhat surprising, but not a deal-breaker. We got to the third floor, which is noticeably hotter than the rest of the hotel, as it is in the eaves. The carpet is rather worn, and there is what seems to be a bleach stain in the corridor, which has discoloured a patch near our rooms. Our second -and largest- disappointment came when we viewed the rooms. As stated earlier, we had decided to splurge, and so had booked two “Panorama” rooms. These were supposed to offer either a panoramic view of Brescia, or of their internal gardens. When booking, we had gone so far as to add a little note, explaining that this was for a special occasion and asking to be given as nice a view as possible. The first room did indeed have a panoramic view of Brescia. However, the balcony furniture visible on

When you go through, you can book directly, and occasionally stay for one night, you can only say the standard of Novotel.