Hotels Near Santella del Massago in Province of Brescia

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

The advantage of the hotel is very close to the train station. Although it is next to the railway track, the noise reduction effect is good! What makes us unhappy is that the room only has a thin sheet and no quilt, When I inform it to the front desk staff, the answer I got was: sorry, there is no quilt. To be honest, the lack of quilt is not my problem, it is a problem that the hotel needs to solve. In addition, the room price of this hotel is higher than the actual service provided.

I stayed at Hotel Igea in July 2022 and found it very difficult to find any fault. My room wasn't anything superior, just a normal room, but found it more than spacious, the bathroom was also very spacious. The curtains were very thick to ensure darkness when the sun comes up, large HD TV, mini-fridge which was very welcome in the climate and bed was comfy. The only negative sides about the hotel room was one or two areas of dust in high places which had clearly been continually missed and no bedside power sockets for charging devices. Staff were very friendly and professional, were more than happy to hold my luggage after checking out and the hotel restaurant is also an excellent standard with large, good quality portions. Very warm, friendly and welcoming atmosphere and a good value for money. If I return to Brescia, I would definitely stay here again.

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The hotel is a former Palazzo. Beautiful place with beautiful surroundings. Nice and warm staff. The rooms are a little bit difficult to find because the Palazzo it's a little bit of a labyrinth. The room are nice decorated and comfy. The bathroom amenities are not great. The breakfast is good. The restaurant hotel is good but you need to pay there because is not “connected” with the hotel so it's a bummer you carry on your money or credit cards. Anyway it was an amazing experience.

Average hotel. Beds were okay but pillows very thin specially for a side sleeper. View off balcony was great. Spent one whole day just resting and enjoying the view. Walk to/from lake not difficult. Only major downside is that without a car you really are limited to places to eat.

Golden, indeed, was our experience. The small hotel is situated in a quiet location right at the lake shore, adjacent to a tiny harbour. Gardone Riviera is in walking distance and Salo' just a short car ride away. The services provided were superb. The polyglot staff was friendly, helpful, competent and efficient, to mention a few: Elisabetta at the reception, Marina with her team at the sumptuous breakfast buffet, Christian at the bar and ubiquitous Stefano with his team in the lakefront restaurant and (weather permitting) on the panoramic terrace. The food was not just delicious but artistically presented by chef de cuisine Vincenzo. Those who plan to visit the area around Salo' and Gardone Riviera a stay in this hotel is highly recommended.

The service at reception was very friendly. We were offered an upgrade on site for €15/night, which meant we were in a renovated room with a balcony and a beautiful view of the lake. We can't say anything against the room facilities, but we didn't have WiFi reception in the room. The room service was mediocre, we had to make our own bed two days in a row. The outdoor area is definitely in need of renovation and is only impressive because of the view. However, the numerous parking options and the location (10-15 minutes walk to the center, but there is also a shuttle for €1.5 per person, each trip) are positive points. The breakfast was OK, unfortunately there was little choice for vegetarians and the large hall and the noise reminded us of a canteen. We preferred to have dinner in the city, which would have cost €22 per person in the hotel. Overall, solid for a 3-star hotel, great view but a big minus point: no WiFi!

After reading some not very good reviews of this hotel, I didn’t go with high hopes but clearly the people who left bad reviews were just overly picky! And you get what you pay for at the end of the day - if you want 5* luxury then book that! But for anyone looking for a genuine review then this ticked a lot of boxes Beautiful view, I paid a little extra for the panoramic view which did mean we were on the top floor but there is a lift, the hotel is on the side of a mountain so there will be a lot of steps and walking so if your mobility is not good then it’s probably not the best place for you. I’d suggest looking for a hotel down by the lake. Beautiful grounds, the orange & lemon trees and flowers make the surroundings of the hotel lovely. We opted for B&B and the breakfast was okay not the best glad we did as there isn’t much within walking distance. We hired a car for our stay and I’m glad we did as we got to see a lot more of Lake Garda than if we had just got an airport transfer. Overall the hotel was clean and tidy and the views really were the show stopper for this trip. My only criticism for the hotel would be the balcony railings, on the first night it was raining which made the slightly slopped balcony tiles wet and slippy, I walked out on to the balcony and slipped over and cut my foot quite deeply on the sharp bottom of the railings and after that I was paranoid about letting my 4 year old son too close, I don’t think he could have fell through but could of got a nasty injury and a baby / toddler probably could have fell through so poor design for a family advertised hotel.