A short stay in Hotel Europa, close to city centre is very conveniently located but nothing great. Rooms are small, not cozy, elevators are old and uncomfortable, typical european business hotel. More

We booked a triple room with a cot and the room was very spacious, the only problem being that there was no power shower, just a bath. The hotel itself was strange: the room was decorated in a modern style as was the hotel but the Reception staff were quite staid and didnt really match the image of the hotel.... More

I am a professional guitar player, when I find a good hotel like this one, my only comment is: well sounding. More

We stayed one night in Padova and for that purpose this hotel was OK. It's reasonably priced, quite well located (just 10 mins walk from the historic downtown) and the rooms are clean. The hotel is in the middle of some high-end businesses and the restaurant boasts a mentioning in the Michelin guide book, but overall it's an outdated place... More

We traveled by bus, and the hotel had parking right outside, to the great relief of our drivers. However, we were lucky, there was only one spot. Hotel is wonderfully located, ca. 15 minutes from the train station, ca. 5 minutes from the Scrovegni chapel, one street hidden from the main artery, and ca. 10 minutes from the main city... More

The breakfast is very very poor, I still don't understand how can they call themselves a 4 star Hotel (I actually do work in one in London). The room deco was orange throughout and shower space too small for an adult. Air-conditioner way too noisy, but still didn't ask for my room to be changed as reception staff were so... More

I spent 3 nights in this hotel. It's 10 minutes (walking) from train station and 5 minutes from Caffe` Pedrocchi (city center). Very close to Eremitani's church and Scrovegni's chapel. It was recently remodeled. Rooms are basic and new. My room was spacious and quite. The bed was comfortable. Free internet in room. Breakfast was good. The hotel's restaurant (Restaurant... More

The hotel is ideally located at the edge of the city centre, 2 tram stops away from the train station. The street it is in is quiet, and there is a trendy bar next to the hotel. You can take the tram to the main church (St Anthony) or walk to the shops. The room was recently refurbished, and was... More

We spent 3 nights staying at the Hotel Europa in Padua. It’s about a 10-15 min walk from the station so maybe consider a taxi to the hotel when you have your luggage. Padua is a lovely city in itself and is also a great base for visiting other cities by train. We visited Vicenza and Bassano del Grappa. Both... More