Via XX Settembre 28
Garda, 00000 Nightly Rates(108.29 - 134.70)3 Star
Property Description
Located on the Lake of Garda in front of boat stop, part of the small Italian chain Notturno Italiano for the "I Girasoli Selection". Restaurant is available with a typical regional cuisine and offers a great choice of vegetable at the buffet. Clients can also enjoy the Pizza-Party in the medieval room with ancient walls and ceiling and have a rest in the Mediterranean garden situated in front of the lakes. Sun umbrella and deck chair are available to guests.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Beach
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Elevators
Elevators
Free Parking
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Balcony View Room
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Typical Venetian style furnishing room with private bath or shower, hairdryer, TV satellite and premium channels and direct telephone line. Free Buffet breakfast.
Double Room
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Typical Venetian style furnishing room with private bath or shower, hairdryer, TV satellite and premium channels and direct telephone line. Free Buffet breakfast.
Family Room
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Typical Venetian Family room is composed of 2 double rooms with connecting door - bathroom and a littel balcony of the ancient picturesque village and side lakes. Free Buffet breakfast.
Double Room
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Typical Venetian style furnishing room with private bath or shower, hairdryer, TV satellite and premium channels and direct telephone line. Free Buffet breakfast.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1600
Check out time is 1000
Time Zone is GMT
36 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
FROM THE VILLAFRANCA AIRPORT *CATULLO* - 5O KM. FROM HIGHWAY *AUTOSTRADA* A22 MODENA-BRENNERO EXIT* AFFI,ROVERETO, FOLLOW DIRECTIONS FOR GARDA
The Hotel Brenzone is located in an old village, beside the Lake Garda with its blue waters reflecting the Marvelous Monte Baldo all praised in poems by Dante and Goethe, with its traditional fishing cneters, all surrounded by Evergreen Olive Grooves. The main city near Brenzone is Verona. Please be aware if you choose to prepay for your reservation please send written confirmation to the hotel and cc InnPoints via email at csst@innpoints.com confirming you have received payment and will be forwarding it on to hotel. Thank you.
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Restaurant Information
Dining
THE RESTAURANT OFFERS TRADITIONAL ITALIAN CUISINE SPECIALITIES.
Recreation Information
Recreation
FOR SPORTS LOVERS THERE IS ALOT TO CHOOSE FROM-SWIMMING, WINDSURFING, SAILING, CANOEING, FISHING, TENNIS, BIKING, MOUNTAIN-BIKING, HORSE RIDING, AND HIKING.ALL THESE ACTIVITIES ARE AVAILABLE IN NEARBY FACILITIES.
Area Attractions
1/2 Hour from Gardaland, Caneva World, Safari Zoo and Sigurta Park - less of one hour to Verona and the Valpolicella wine district.* * TRENTO .............................................37KM* ZOO ..................................................74KM* UNIVERSITY .......................................37KM* CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY ........................74KM* BRERA ART GALLERY ............................74KM* DUOMO CATHEDRAL .............................74KM* MODERN ART GALLERY .........................74KM * PLANETARIUM .....................................74KM* PARMA ...............................................60KM* PUBLIC GARDEN ..................................74KM
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