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Hotels In Emilia Romagna
The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide offers some of the best Hotels in Puglia. Here you will find 14 Hotels ready for instant reservation via our secure online booking engine.
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Hotel Al Cappello Rosso is located right in the cultural and commercial heart of Bologna and 50 Mts. away from Piazza Maggiore (Main Square), the Hotel dates from 1375. This is the date quoted in the historical researches on one of the oldest hotels in the city. More than 600 years ago the first "foreigners" in transit through Bologna were registered as guests of the "Hotel Al Capello Rosso". Remaining faithful to its tradition of hospitality, today the Hotel Al Cappello Rosso offers a very valuable four star accommodation. |
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The Grand Hotel Baglioni (5 Star Luxury) perfectly combines class and modernity: it is furnished with valuable antiques and offers guests all the comforts of a prestigious hotel in unique surroundings. It is situated in a charming part of the old city centre of Bologna overlooking the central Via Indipendenza, a stone’s throw from Piazza Maggiore and the two famous towers. |
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Hotel Commercianti, situated in the pedestrian area of Piazza Maggiore, next to the Basilica of San Petronio, with some rooms offering an exceptional view of the coloured glass windows of this magnificent Gothic cathedral. It has recently been completely renovated but the original wooden structures and beams have been kept to maintain its typical medieval aspect. |
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If you love the atmosphere of antique residences with lavish history, your choice should be the Hotel Corona d’Oro (Gold Crown Hotel) constructed at the beginning of 1800 in the historical Piazza Azzoguidi in the heart of Bologna. At the end of the XIX century protected by an open glass window, what used to be the internal courtyard has been transformed into an incredibly atmospheric room; the walls display the époque of liberty style.
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Hotel Novecento is a design hotel full of personality that takes you back to 1930s. A new hotel concept - a building in the Viennese Secession style perfectly set among the medieval architecture in the pedestrian area of Bologna city centre.
The journey starts in the hall with is particular atmosphere and original style. Located very close to the Town Hall, the Hotel is the ideal for business travels or for romantic weekends, strolling for museums, art collections, theatres and candle-lit dinners. |
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Hotel Orologio is located in a pedestrian precinct just a few steps from Piazza Maggiore, one of the most beautiful medieval squares in Italy, and the Church of San Petronio. Hotel Orologio is so called because it faces the clock ("Orologio" in italian) on the Civic Tower.
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An impressing glass facade entrance, welcomes guests to UNA Hotel Bologna. Ultra modern and located just in front of the central station in Bologna, and near the historic centre and the trade-fair centre, makes it the ideal place both for business and leisure travellers. |
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Hotel Monte del Re is perched on the foothills overlooking the Via Emilia between Bologna and Imola. Hotel Monte del Re is an ancient monastery completely renovated and converted into a splendid hotel, that welcomes its guests in a quiet atmosphere especially given by the centuries-old cypress and ancient park by which it is surrounded. |
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Hotel Duchessa Isabella is the Ferrara's leading inn. It opened in 1990 as a government-rated five-star hotel, named after the Este family's most famous ancestor, Isabella. The guest rooms are identified by the names of the flowers whose colors they most closely resemble. This might strike you as a bit gaudy if you end up in a room with pink pillows and enough satin to charm Mae West. |
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Ripagrande Hotel is a beautiful XVth Century palace, once residence of Counts Beccari-Freguglia, transformed into an elegant 4-star hotel. A skilful renovation has maintained the ancient columns, arches, marbles and tapestries. The building actually dates back to the XIth century, because when the Palazzo was built in the XVth century, it was done by joining several medieval homes, each one three stories high. |
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Situated on the boundary between Emilia Romagna and Marche regions, the Castello di Montegridolfo lies on the green hills of the Valconca valleywhich descend gradually towards the Adriatic Sea, only a few kilometers away. It is surrounded by beautiful gardens with a panoramic view characterized by abandoned fortresses, towers, ancient churches and small historical centres.
Built around the thirteenth century and carefully restored in 1994 by the famous fashion designer Alberta Ferretti, (recently quoted among the fashion hotels), the Medieval Village of Montegridolfo has kept its authentic atmosphere. |
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A 17th century traditional cottage hosts the Lodole Country House, situated on a hill inside the boundaries of the Molino del Pero Golf Club and overlooking one of the most beautiful valleys in the Tusco-Emilian Apennines. This exclusive location, only 35 minutes away from Bologna, is surrounded by a magical environment where you can live and breathe an atmosphere of bygone times and feel part of the family. |
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Hotel Palace Maria Luigia is located in the centre of Parma, a city rich of art treasures and the cradle of Italian cuisine, the Palace Maria Luigia offers a refined traditional style. From the entrance of the great Hall with a Bar in the angle that looks over a pleasant patio-garden, one appreciates the personalised service, the care for details which are synonymous to hospitality. Its rooms and valuable suites, some of which have an extraordinary view on the main monuments, are decorated with taste in warm tones. |
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Hotel Posta is situated in the heart of the historic centre of Reggio Emilia and overlooks Prampolini Square just a few meters from the Cathedral and the Town Hall (where the italian flag was born in 1797), near San Prospero and Ghiara churches, theatres, restaurants, banks and shops. |
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The Grand Hotel Des Bains has lost nothing of the refined and muted classical atmosphere, which begins with its exteriors, built towards the end of the last century. The last inauguration took place in April 1989, after a complex restructuring operation. The atmosphere recreates the sumptuous and society life of the 1920s, when the hotel was frequented by the European aristocracy, with shades of the 1950s, when mostly British tourists and members of Italian society enjoyed it. |
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The Grand Hotel Rimini was designed by the South American architect Paolo Somazzi, under the guidance of the “Società Milanese Alberghi, Ristoranti e Affini” (Milan Hotel and Restaurant Company) It was inaugurated on July 1st 1908.
A serious fire destroyed the two decorative domes which adorned the roof in July 1920: the domes were never replaced. The hotel, badly damaged during the war, was reconstructed in the 1950s. |
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The Hotel Villa Roncuzzi offers a calm and welcoming ambiance from the moment guests cross over its unique pergola of white roses. The Villa is of the 20 century and revitalizes the Art Nouveau décor while being careful to respect the spirit of the place. |
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HOTELS IN EMILIA ROMAGNA |
HOTELS BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER |
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