Hotels with WiFi in Padua

Before going to Venice, I agonized for a while over where to stay – the island was just too expensive. On the drive from the Dolomites to Venice, I suddenly stumbled upon this Crowne Plaza online, and it was perfect for a self-drive trip! Commuting to Venice every day wasn't far at all. The accommodations were excellent, exactly what you'd expect from an established chain. The breakfast was also fantastic, especially the cakes and pastries. Plus, just a few kilometers away, there was a local family restaurant serving authentic beef in vinegar sauce.

Nice Place, Very good service, Good location, Free Parking and Free mini bars

Hotel Donatello in Padua was a pleasant surprise. We only booked one night here, and we really regret it! We loved it. The rooms offer views of the basilica, and the hotel is right in the heart of the old town. Our family room had two separate rooms and very comfortable beds. Breakfast was included, and it was plenty to start the day: coffee/tea, croissants, pastries, yogurt, cold cuts, toast, eggs, and muesli. The cafe in the same building serves simply incredible pizza! We traveled to Venice and Bologna, and we didn't taste pizza this good anywhere else!

The best hotel in Padova! We had an enjoyable stay. It's an excellent location for public transport users. Only 10 minutes ride from the central train station by bus. It is a fantastic location in a quiet area, surrounded by major attractions. Walkable to the local lifestyle and restaurants. The layout of our assigned room is perfect, with privacy in separate functions. We will definitely return.

A wonderful 1-night-stay at Scrovegni Room & Breakfast on our way through Padova to Venice. Angela, the host, was wonderfully attentive and even cut short her morning to allow us to drop off our luggage ahead of check-in time. A clean, charming, safe and excellently situated B&B that made two travellers very happy on their journey through Italy. Would 100% recommend and stay again in future if visiting the beautiful city of Padova again.

This is a hotel recommended by Italian locals. I will definitely stay at this hotel again next time I go to Padua. The decoration style is very distinctive and the service is really good.

Good location. Easy access and check-in allowed at all hours. The 12 PM check-out was very convenient; personally, I only had a short time in Padua and appreciated having this base beyond the usual check-out times offered by most places.

Very convenient location close to the train station with 10 minute walk. It's just at the periphery of the old town within walkable distance to major tourist landmarks too. Breakfast is okay with the usual ham, cheese, eggs and bread. Not much of hot dishes choice apart from scrambled eggs and grilled bacon. Musilli is surprising tasty. Amenities though... prepare your own slippers, shampoo, body wash (they give you a small bottle 2in1 of 20 mL every day) and conditioner. Two bottled water is ensured daily. There is no kettle nor tea cups in the room. I cannot make tea or coffee in the room. The room is clean but the sound proofing is suboptimal as I can sometimes hear doors slamming shut. Good air conditioning in this hot weather of June. Helpful staff and overall good experience.

The concept and story behind Casa colori are very nice, it was created with some social purpose . The room was quite basic, but offered everything needed for a quick night stop as we did during our business trip. Very good value for money, with a competitive price and breakfast included. The staff at reception and buffet was very kind. Breakfast was a buffet, with a variety of sweet and salty food, enough for a good kick off of the day. Location is good, in the perimeter right outside city center

hotel little old, all the service available.