Sleeping in Padua
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www.venere.it
www.itwg.com
For a complete listing of all hotels, see:
www.turismo.regione.veneto.it (Veneto Region)
and
www.enit.it (All of Italy)
www.itwg.com
For a complete listing of all hotels, see:
www.turismo.regione.veneto.it (Veneto Region)
and
www.enit.it (All of Italy)
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Holly_uncasdewar
I stayed at the Grand'Italia in 2001 and thought it was fine. It's across from the train station, but the centro is walkable (or you can take a short bus ride).
It's a 4 star, but not too expensive, especially weekends (they quote EUR 90 for a single on their website)..
http://www.hotelgranditalia.it/home.htm
Hope this helps,
Andre
I stayed at the Grand'Italia in 2001 and thought it was fine. It's across from the train station, but the centro is walkable (or you can take a short bus ride).
It's a 4 star, but not too expensive, especially weekends (they quote EUR 90 for a single on their website)..
http://www.hotelgranditalia.it/home.htm
Hope this helps,
Andre
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Hi, Andre - yeah, I saw that, but I'll be there on a weeknight and they're quoting 140 euros. That's just W A Y too much for a single room in Padua. Think I'll have any problem if I just wing it when I get there? I'm guessing most hotels in Padua just don't have an internet presence.
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Holly: the three-star Hotel Monaco is across the street from the train station in Padova, less expensive and less lavish than the Grand'Italia. It's a dull area of town, but very convenient to the trains.
www.hotelmonacopadova.it
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