Hotels with Bars in Modena

I stayed in the hotel during the July heatwave. Hence the best part of the hotel, the garden, was not really usable. The beautiful photos of the grand rooms at the reception level are really misleading. These rooms are not used for anything and are therefore adding little to the value. The worst bit was the room. Although on my own, I actually shared the room (and the bathroom) with the ants (plenty of them). When I arrived at 3 pm at 38C degrees, the fridge in the room was not working because it was unplugged. Basically the adapter was missing (both issues were dealt with after complaints, but issues like this should not arise in a 4* hotel). Note that the power points take in the old fashioned 3-pin Italian plugs and hence you need an adapter regardless of where you live. The bathroom, although clean, smelled of dampness and the shower sewage outlet was getting clogged after just a few minutes. The room, while spacious, felt very, very tired. Nobody has put a lick of paint in it for 50 years or so. Air-con was OK. The staff were a mixed bag. A young lady at the reception was the only one who put a smile on her face. The older members of the stuff looked like they are tired of everything and just waiting for retirement. Having moved from this hotel to the same-chain hotel in Bologna, the differences are to the extreme in every respect. In my mind, the only thing that is 4* in this hotel is the price. Everything else is at best 3* (cannot comment on breakfast, was not having it). On the positive side is the location of the hotel, 10 min walk to the Piazza Grande.

This hotel was actually perfect from top to bottom. We had a junior suite for an overnight and I would love to spend a week in this charming place with their attentive and competent staff. The place has old world charm but doesn’t feel outdated in any way. Room is large, comfortable and pristinely prepared for the guests. They even have a pillow menu. The front desk team will find you whatever you need - no matter the day or time. We wanted to have our hair washed and styled for a dinner on the evening of our arrival. The front desk attendant did not stop calling around until she talked someone into taking us in last minute. At the bar, we received perfect service, along with complimentary snacks prepared freshly for us. - they were delicious ! We got in late and hungry from the Michelin restaurant in town where we had not liked the food - no problem, more snacks sent to our room with a bottle of wine. I am on a long trip through Europe and have stayed in various hotels - many 5 stars. This hotel was at the very top of our list service and accommodation wise. I will absolutely return to the charming town of Modena and stay at this hidden Gem !

I regularly stay at the RMH during my visits to Modena and was recently there for a week. The staff is just outstanding across the board - front desk (Nando and Fabiana) quick to offer a hand, offer and espresso, or point out a local attraction or restaurant. But speaking of which, the hotel restaurant is very solid if you don't feel like stepping out. I went top to bottom on the menu and did not find a single weak dish. Tanto di cappello (tip of the hat) to Bernardo and Alessandro for fast efficient service. RMH may not be in center city, but if you want conveniences like air conditioning, good gym and the like, it is a great value.

It is the best hotel in the local area on Ctrip. The quilt of Suite 101 is not very comfortable, the bedroom and bathroom have no windows, there is a living room with windows, it feels stuffy. It is within walking distance of the Ferrari Museum and the Maserati Museum, and it is also within walking distance from the town center.

The hotel has a nice location, We walked to many places (Ferrari museum, different restaurants for dinner, the historic center). The staff was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the breakfast, it had a variety of things to choose from.

Located in the heart of the historic center, the Best Western Hotel Liberta is near the most important monuments of Modena. It offers 51 rooms, an American bar, a little meeting room, and a garage.

En route to Ancona we planned to stop in Modena to visit the 2 Ferrari museums. The Hotel is perfectly placed to achieve this. The hotel’s reception area and staff were very welcoming. We were assisted with parking our two large motorcycles and then shown to our rooms. Air conditioned and reasonably spacious the rooms for the money we spent are more than fine. Free chilled water in the fridge, very clean rooms and whilst the bathroom is dated it was spotlessly clean. Breakfast offering was extensive and plenty to choose from. More than happy to not only recommend this hotel but would be more than happy to return.

We have stayed here a view of times after giving it 5 stars a couple of years ago. Just to say it's still a very good hotel, and this time of the year it's even cheaper. Do not miss the restaurant. The locals use it, what could be better recommendation. So an easy 5 stars again.

With a stay at Hotel Cervetta 5 in Modena (Old Town Modena), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Museo Enzo Ferrari and Museums Palace. This hotel is 10.8 mi (17.4 km) from Ferrari Factory and 11.7 mi (18.7 km) from Ferrari Museum Maranello.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 22 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The breakfast was very good, the water pressure in the shower was very nice, the room was clean, the staff friendly and the location is excellent, close to the old town. However, we hardly slept at all, due to the typical Italian bed: hard mattress, thin pillows and no duvets, just a thin linen sheet and a plaid. I doubt that many people who haven't grown up with an Italian bed are comfortable sleeping under a thin sheet tucked in on three sides... thankfully, there were two extra pillows, otherwise we would probably not have slept at all. After two nights, we still had stiff necks and sore backs. I have stayed at privately owned lodging that offered nordic bedding in Italy, so I know it's possible. It would be most welcome if Italian hotels were to adopt that as well The bathroom is tiny, my 1m90 tall Partner hit his knees everywhere and he was only able to turn on the water in the shower by leaving the glass door open. Furthermore, our booking.com confirmation said our room had a balcony, but we only had a small window in a corner. Due to that, the room git really warm during the night (at the end of April), and we couldn't leave the window open due to street noise. Finally, the walls are so thin I was able to listen to our next door neighbour's entire phone conversation, including what the person on the other end was saying ( they were most likely on speaker, but still.) I'm aware that's not easy to fix, but maybe signs asking guests to keep their voices down at night would help?