Hotel Casanova

Words are not enough to express how satisfied I was with the stay at Hotel Casanova. The position of the hotel is perfect as it's just outside the center of Padova, and right near the Train and Bus station, making day trips to surrounding areas a breeze! The room was cozy, comfortable, clean and well equipped, and the bathroom was splendid in both cleanliness and size! Mattia is a very loving and caring man, I've never felt more welcome at a hotel than I have here, he does an amazing job making sure everything is running well, and you are having a great stay! Grazie Mattia, this hotel is awesome!!

Nothing!! Everything was awesome!

Hotel Casanova is the perfect example that a 3 star hotel can make you feel you’re on a 5 star instead. For sure is not the most luxurious hotel you can find but this was one of my best stays ever. The Hotel is always perfectly clean, noiseless, comfortable. The rooms have very good dimension and it looks that everything is made for the best comfort of the guests. The owner, Matthia, was very kind since I made the reservation, always helping us and very quick on answering questions via chat. During our stay he was always willing to help on everything. There are no words to explain his sympathy as well as his family. Also the breakfast was very good and tasteful. There was variety and local pastries. It’s really close to the train station (5-10min walking) and 5 min walking to the tram. In 15 min walking you’re in the city center.

Nothing to say. It was everything perfect.

First of all, the host is very welcoming. Smiling all the time and preparing coffee in the morning. The room was big enough and the beds were comfortable. My partner has problems sleeping, but this time she had nothing to complain about. Also, it was nice that we could quickly arrive to the railway station, it’s a great place to stay if you visit Venice, as the trains come from 30 to 30 mins and it takes less than 30 minute to arrive in Venice. Also, Padova is cheaper and nicer than Mestre/Marghera.

Some things that you might find problematic: the reception was open just until 18:30, there was no fridge and you could hear others in the morning. Also, the breakfast didn’t have too many options. The neighborhood is a bit shady, but still, we had no issues in 6 days.

The owner/manager was terrific, accommodating and very pleasant. The room was of reasonable size, secure, and quite comfortable. The morning breakfast met expectations and provided a good start for the day. The hotel itself is located within walking distance of the train station.

I have only two criticisms of the hotel. First, it was located quite distant from places of interest in the city or good restaurants, but public transportation is readily available. Secondly, walls between rooms do not absorb sound effectively. My noise canceling headphones addressed that problem.

This a “classical hotel” in the best sense! Big convenient parking, charming room with big wooden blocks on the ceilings and a very clean bathroom with spacious shower. Comfortable bed, good sound proof windows. Breakfast was also better than most “breakfasts” you would usually have in Italy. Public transport stops are nearby and it was easy to get to the center of Padova.

Nothing to mention.

Family owned and run little hotel. Was nice to have someone to check in with and he was very friendly. Excellent communication. Very comfortable bed and pillows, quality linen, quality furnishings. Shower good, heating good, wifi good. Breakfast the best I’d had, Italian sweets plus ham, cheese and eggs. Close to train but historic centre a wee way away but you can catch the tram.

The property rated #1 out of 32 stays for me!

Very good location, close enough to both a tram stop and to the main railway station. The room was big enough and although the breakfast room is small, the food was of excellent quality. Parking is monitored.

The hotel is missing an elevator so it's not convenient to lift heavy luggage between the floor, however the staff is very eager to help with that.

Me and colleague stayed at Hotel Casanova for an entire week while we were attending a scientific conference in Padova. The rooms were clean, affordable, air-conditioned and had a spacious balcony. While not very modern, the room was nevertheless very comfortable. With exposed wooden beams on the ceiling and matching wooden furniture, there was a certain rustic Italian charm to the place. But perhaps the best thing about the hotel is the very friendly staff that really tried to meet all our needs. After the first day of breakfast, the staff knew exactly how I liked my coffee. I felt like having a personal butler there. Kudos!

The hotel is a located somewhat far from most of the main attractions in Padova, so it takes a fair bit of walking to get to places. But, in a student-town like Padova this could actually be a good thing since Friday night parties in the city-center can get quite loud!

It is a very well-kept and friendly family hotel with basic amenities and a good though invariable breakfast included in the price. Mattia is a very good and friendly host, who seems to be working 24/7 without losing his smile. Our room was clean, big enough and much needed AC worked perfectly. There's a good pizzeria/restaurant downstairs and 10 minute walk to train/bus station.

The neighborhood is not necessarily the nicest one, and lacks a grocery store nearby. As the hotel is located by a busy road, some traffic noise was heard in the room, especially early in the morning when they cleaned the streets.

It is a hotel with a great value for money, where you can find all the facilities and services that anyone would need during a stay. The staff is highly qualified and available for any need. The breakfast was really delicious and plentiful and also the room was really great and comfortable.

The hotel is a little far from the center of Padova which can be still be reached by bus