Asti Hotels

Nothing much, no restaurant or bar in hotel, no internet..who would like it?oh.. They had small jucuzzi tub.

Drove through snowing road.. Nothing to eat aftera long driving. Restaurant did not open that day. Seem I was the only guest that day. No internet(but paid) but wireless does not work in the room so had to go to lobby... Where connection is very slow and could not access one web sit. With such bad connection they deducted the connection fee...but I had to waste my time going up and down the hotel

The gift I found in the room

Location is central within Asti. Staff were nice.

Furniture is spray painted. Bed is uncomfortable, could feel the springs. Air conditioner barely worked.

Very nice welcome and excellent Italian food

Old fashion room but very clean

Very friedly and hard working staff.

Friendly approach by the manager and the waiter in the restaurant. Artistic pictures and displays on the wall. Good Wi-Fi service which was free.

TV service was not international, i.e., no english speaking channel. Bread served during the dinner and breakfast was not fresh.

Very nice and modern hotel, close to the highway and Asti city

Very few things on the breakfast table

Lovely hotel, excellent location right in the centre of Asti. Friendly staff and a decent breakfast included. Parking is no guaranteed.

The only thing I could complain about is the price. Although we stayed there during a busy festival weekend so that can be expected...

Hotel is located near to railroad station and convenient to good restaurants and down town. A bit pricey but worth it.

We chose the hotel as they had horses on site. The riding tours could be better arranged, however.

The view, the room (spacious doesn´t begin to cover it), the food, the wine selection, the horses.

It would have been nice to have an idea of the cost of dinner beforehand (it ran us 140 - 165 euros each night, with wines). The staff does not speak English to any great degree - on the other hand, it´s Italy not the US so maybe I should have learned more Italian.