Hotels near Man Ebra Cafe in Trezzo sull＇Adda

Great hotel, stayed here for a concert in Live Club which is easily within walking distance. Staff were very friendly and helpful with allowing us to check in early as we had arrived earlier than anticipated. Unfortunately we did not have time to eat in the restaurant but we walked through a few times as it is the main way in and out of the hotel. The surroundings are beautiful. Would definitely recommend the hotel if you need to visit Trezzo sull'adda

With a stay at Locanda Al Bersò in Calco, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Villa Sommi Picenardi and Divetime.it. This inn is 11.2 mi (18 km) from Autodromo Nazionale Monza and 13.4 mi (21.6 km) from Leolandia.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The inn also offers room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I expected from the photos much more than this. The hotel is nice and quiet, the mattress quite comfortable but ... The rooms are definitely dated, with antique pieces like the phone (which after a few minutes is overheated and can no longer be used without risking a burning..), the The coating and the tape, or the shower, the anti-slip plate and the sofa in the shower. Prepare to sleep little and almost naked, so it is warm and this season (there is no air conditioning) And when we opened the window we were invaded by the ants, so we had to close it; the cleaning was quite approximate, so that I had to change my son's shoes after I allowed him to walk without a shoe. No bad breakfast, the only negative aspect was the white bread that could be quietly from the day before, but the rest I would say appreciable. Unfortunately, they do not know the original recipes of some dishes like the ears at the rape tops, which they have revised in their way, but good even if a little expensive ... I think if we should come back here, we won't eat here.

Very clean and friendly staff, but was annoyed that there was a charge of €18 per person to use the swimming pool and had to reserve a place. The restaurant was very restricted with dinner options as was a set menu - struggled for vegetarian options. Breakfast was not great as 4* should be better. Orange juice there was a purple colour.

With a stay at B&B HOTELS Park Hotel Cassano in Cassano d'Adda, you'll be in a shopping district, within a 15-minute drive of Leolandia and Traversino. This upscale hotel is 14.9 mi (24 km) from San Raffaele Hospital and 16.9 mi (27.1 km) from Monza Circuit.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional features at this hotel include concierge services, babysitting, and a television in a common area.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Cassano d'Adda? This hotel has 2756 square feet (256 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and 4 meeting rooms. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 105 air-conditioned rooms featuring plasma televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, bidets, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Came to Italy for a business trip of 2 months. I've brought my bikes over to the hotel, usually kept them inside my car, one night I had to make room in my car, so I chained them on a metal rod & removed the front wheel, and left them in the hotel's underground parking lot. 11:30pm -＞ bikes are there. 11:30am the next day -＞ no sign of them. Shocked and frankly sad, I tried my luck at the reception, where I received a ”It is what it is” kind of response, which honestly I get. With my riding plan ruined I went to my room, ~15 minutes later I get a call to my room ”We've f o u n d your bikes”, (Awesome! but wait a minute, what does it.. mean?), went to the lobby, I asked the same guy at the reception ”Hey what's up?” and he responded ”I have no idea, but wait a few minutes”. After a few minutes a manager comes out and trying to explain that ”italy's streets are dangerous and I should be careful with my bikes” etc. etc., which I don't get, until I just ask ”Do you have my bikes?” - ”Yes.” - ”Did YOU take my bikes?” - ”Yes - to protect you” - ”in order to not get stolen by a thief that will enter your parking lot, you broke a heavy metal chain and stole my one-cycle-bike?” She then switched to: ”Well we didn't know who was the owner” What. ”The bikes are clearly someone's in a HOTEL TIED WITH A CHAIN”. Anyways, it was clear an employee tried to steal them. (But she thought it's a better way to handle it by presenting that it's a ”policy” to break customers property where it's supposed to be???) I received: - NO APOLOGY. - A ruined lock-chain that I bought at the same week. - A smashed wheel cover (like someone tried to smack it with a door to fit it somewhere. Really left a sour taste, definitely will notify my workplace & co-workers (that regularly book in this area) to avoid this hotel. The barista guys are really nice & breakfast is adequate+

There's not enough good words that can be said about the skills and training of the front desk staff, the breakfast servers, the evening dining room staff, and the housekeeping ladies. I am what is now being referred to as a ”Digital Nomad,” single, solo and senior traveler... and this hotel really fits my needs. Sure it could be €10 cheaper, but the room has an excellent long work countertop, WiFi Internet, large bed for sleep and for organizing travel bags, bathroom with both a tub and a walk-in shower correctly designed for use, and the food service is quite amazing. While you do need to take the taxi to most places, unless you drive, there is a major shopping mall just across the highway, and an unadvertised underground tunnel to get to the other side of the road and to that shopping center! I am not a fancy restaurant person, but the restaurant accommodates me with a very simple selection of food by my request. Both at breakfast and at dinner, the dining room is usually packed with happy diners and eaters. While I sit there with my simple food selection at dinner, I do admire the variety of Italian dishes that are ordered by other diners. Maybe I can't eat the spicy food but it sure looks good! And the other guests are very happy! I have used the Hotel's driver to taxi me to and from a variety of locations: BGY airport, Bergamo train Station, as well as the Covid vaccination center! He can be booked by SMS text and WhatsApp. Extremely easy to communicate with- both digitally and in multiple languages. The hotel is off the beaten track, therefore the taxi rides are going to be 10 additional euro from what might be expected in more urban areas. This is one of my more favorite hotels of any brand. While I rate the location as poor because you need to drive to get almost anywhere, the remoteness of the location is in itself a plus if you are residing here for more than just an overnight, because the landscaping is simple yet comforting, and major parking is underground.

I have visited this hotel a couple of time during the last 5 months and the best description I can give is that is an average hotel with its prons and cons. What I liked: The modern rooms, the cleaning quality, the staff on the restaurant. What was average: The reception staff ( there were some nice workers and some not so nice) and the location (you need a car 100%). What i didnt like: The internet was awful in the 2 rooms I was ( one stay one week, another stay 2 weeks). I was there on a bussiness trip and both times I had to connect to the mobile phone to be able to send emails. The air conditioning was not reliable.

The room was spacious and clean, nothing to lay, but unfortunately we couldn't sleep during the night because the room was at the first floor and right above the entrance to the hotel garage, So all night you felt the door open and closed at the garage down and the noise of the cars in or out.. more lost to 4-5 of the morning someone passed with the car radio at all volumes -. -

Prenotato pacchetto Leolandia con un gruppo di amici per una notte, abbiamo deciso di arrivare un giorno prima estendendo il soggiorno con prenotazione telefonica. Prima notte tutto ok, stanza doppia in area moderna, abbiamo portato il nostro lettino da campeggio e biancheria per la bambina. Al pomeriggio successivo, intorno alle 14 decidiamo di portare nostra figlia a dormire in camera perché letteralmente ingestibile per la stanchezza. Mia moglie va in reception a riprendere le carte d'identità che hanno voluto tenere dalla sera prima (per legge questo non si può fare ma vabbè) e io porto la piccola in camera. Apro la porta e trovo il nostro letto tutto scoperchiato, con cuscini e lenzuola sporchi buttati nel lettino (da noi rifatto in mattinata) e il copriletto appallottolato sopra una pila di vestiti puliti. I nostri effetti personali spostati e anche messi in disordine, mentre avevo mia figlia piangente in braccio mi hanno davvero innervosito e ho subito chiamato mia moglie (già che era li) per dirle di avvisare subito in reception del ****** che ho trovato. Il mio tono di voce era sicuramente alto e adirato,non lo nascondo, ma esponevo il fatto che non capivo cosa avessero combinato alla stanza mettendola cosi in disordine. Per esperienza precedente nel settore alberghiero, le porte delle camere in pulizia vanno lasciate aperte durante il rinfresco, e si chiudono e lasciano solo quando sono pulite. Mia moglie poi sempre per telefono mi dice che in un quarto d'ora arrivano, ma mia figlia non poteva essere appoggiata da nessuna parte e quindi ho alzato la voce dicendo che dovevano arrivare subito. Per fortuna una cameriera ai piani gentilissima passava li e l'ho chiamata per rimettere almeno le lenzuola pulite. Mi ha spiegato che qualcuno aveva scritto checkout sulla nostra stanza e per quello non era rifatta. Qua ci sono due errori grossi: primo, noi stavamo ancora una notte quindi bastava un riordino veloce. Secondo, anche se fosse stato un checkout non si buttano cose sporche su tutti i nostri oggetti personali che erano ancora li. Sarei passato oltre ma poi mia moglie dopo parecchio arriva in camera e mi dice di essere stata praticamente aggredita verbalmente dalla signora della reception a causa dei toni che ho avuto e per aver insultato lo staff e il suo operato con testuali parole ”porconi e parolacce contro di loro” (era una chiamata privata tra me e mia moglie senza viva voce) e il tutto senza scusarsi subito per l'inconveniente, mostrandosi scocciata dal primo istante della richiesta. Anzi, ha accusato mia moglie di averli messi in cattiva luce davanti ai clienti in arrivo, le ha detto di cercarsi un altro posto per dormire e che pretendeva le mie scuse giu da loro. Sentita una cosa del genere sono sceso subito a chiarire, primo perché non si ascoltano le telefonate private anche se sei a mezzo metro di distanza solo perché uno ha un tono di voce alto e adirato; secondo, almeno la prossima volta ascolti meglio, perché dire che una p