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‹‹ This is the first time I stay at hotel Due Torri. Everything was excellent. But I miss one important thing "the elevator". I had to carry my luggage...››
31 Jan 2009 read hotel reviewsAbout Hotel Due Torri
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The Due Torri hotel, situated in the historic centre of Bologna near Piazza Maggiore and the renowned Due Torri, is an ancient building of the 1600, which used to be a religious congregation. The hotel is now completely renovated to provide guests a wonderful stay in a peaceful and homely atmosphere.
The reception is open 24 hours a day and its staff is ready to give you any kind of information. Here you can ask for maps, sightseeing tours, rent-a-car service and safe deposit.
The cosy bar offers fresh drinks and appetizers and it is open all the day.
Location of Hotel Due Torri, Bologna
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City Area:Piazza Maggiore
Position of the zone in the city
General map
Rooms at Due Torri
double room
The property features 15 single, double and triple guestroom with private bathroom and hairdryer. All of the accommodations are different and each one has a name of a flower and a unique setting.
The room offers individually controlled air conditioning, heating, colour TV, desk and mini bar.
Baby cots and ironing facilities are available on request. Pets are admitted.
- Desk
- Electronic safe
- Hairdryer in each room
- Heating
- High speed Internet access
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Ironing facilities on request
- Mini bar
- Non-smoking rooms
- Telephone
- TV
Breakfast at Due Torri
breakfast room
A continental breakfast buffet is served in the breakfast room between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m.
Hotel Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Credit card accepted
- Dogs allowed
- Groups welcome
- Historic building
- Laundry service
- Pets accepted
- Recently renovated
- Room service - 24 hour
- City guide
- City maps
- City tour
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Front desk - fax service
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Luggage room
- Multilingual staff
- Tourist information
- Garage
- Valet service
- Bar
Hotel Reviews Due Torri
Family with older children
Italy, Mar 2009
ottima posizione dell'hotel, stanza misera, ambienti comuni inesistenti. Buona accoglienza del personale, prezzo alto rispetto al soggiorno offerto.
Mature couple
Lebanon, Jan 2009
This is the first time I stay at hotel Due Torri. Everything was excellent. But I miss one important thing "the elevator". I had to carry my luggage till the reception, almost one floor.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Sep 2008
The hotel was very clean and the staff were helpful and friendly. The stairs would be a bit of a problem for some people, but no different from home, if you have to climb stairs. About 20 minutes walk from central station, but if you are getting a bus from the airport, ask to be dropped off at Via Ugi Bassi, and you are nearly there. Otherwise, get a taxi (about 10 euros) from the station. Very central and in close to great eating places.
Group
Italy, Jun 2008
Un albergo dove sicuramente ritornerò, se vorrò in un futuro rivenire a Bologna...una bella sorpresa, economica ed accogliente, un bagno enorme, una colazione molto ricca, e situato benissimo.
Gay Couple
Italy, Jun 2008
L'hotel è proprio nel centro di Bologna, l'arredamento è eccentrico le camere pulite e confortevoli, il ristorante di fronte ottimo e la colazione ottima!! Lo consiglierei
Mature couple
France, May 2008
Very well placed for exploring the beautiful historic centre of Bologna on foot. First floor room was quiet and spacious (with an enormous bed!) but a bit dark and gloomy - might be an advantage in the heat of summer ? Photos of the 'terrace with roof top views was' a bit misleading - only for those on the higher floors and only space for 2 or 3 people Overall, I would recommend this hotel
Mature couple
New Zealand, Jan 2008
Lots of mirrors and flowers. Without a lift a bit hard to get luggage in. Staff helpful. Delicious pastries for breakfast! Handy to sights, shopping. Arrival instructions said to turn right (twice) and actually meant left, so we got lost getting there.
Mature couple
USA, Dec 2007
We had a very positive experience at the Hotel Due Torri. Very friendly and helpful staff, nice and clean good size double room with comfortable bed, nice shower. Very good beakfast in a warm and welcoming room. Excellent central location, in a walking distance to everything in the heart of Bologna. We regret staying only one night. We would recommend it to anybody travelling to Bologna for vacation or even business.
Group
Norway, Oct 2007
We stayed in Bologna for three nights. The hotel was small and nice, and we liked it there untill the last day. Chech out is a noon, so we were told in the booking, when we talked to the receptionist the night before leaving and in the hotelinformation that was in our room. When we were packing at around 11 the reception called up to our room and told us that we had to leave the room straight away because some new guest had arrived! And they actually told us we had to be out of the room immidiately otherwise we would have to pay for another night! That is unacceptable for a hotel that should be concerned about giving service. We found that the lady receptionist was rude when we were leaving and it was sad because the hotel was nice and a lot of the people working there was very servicemined.
Single traveller
United Kingdom, Jun 2007
Expensive for what you get but better than other hotels similarly situated in central Bologna. Other patrons mostly businessmen.
Group
United Kingdom, Feb 2007
My party and I arrived at the hotel around 22:00hrs and were made welcome. The rooms were better than advertised and the central location is excellent for the shops and main tourist attractions. The hotel does not have easy access for wheelchair bound persons and some rooms can be a bit noisy with passing traffic or, in one case, rain dripping on to a plastic roof sheet nearby. For those who are able, walk to San Luca for views over the city and to snow clad mountains in the distance. Climb the tower, visit the University quarter and take time to visit as many of the churches as you can and along your route, calling in for a coffee and snacks as you go. The city shuts down between 13:30 and 15:00 so plan to go back to the hotel for a rest then out again late afternoon for retail therapy. There are excellent restaurants close by and coffee shops in abundance. Ask the hotel staff and the locals to recommend restaurants - the food tastes superb and you won't have to walk far to find busy venues where the locals congregate. Most places seem to start serving around 19:30 and it is worth booking if you want to guarantee a table on a popular evening. A 3-course meal including a local wine was about €30 each. There is a McDonalds if you need it but in the home of good food it would be a shame to miss an opportunity to eat Italian. We had two days of good weather but with 48km of covered walkways, Bologne in the rain wouldn't be a problem. Parking a car on the streets of the city looks to be almost impossible but everything is within easy walking distance and the pace of life is relaxed. For those who choose to drive, the tall buildings and narrow streets may mean that you cannot rely on a satellite navigation system to help you find your way. The taxi from the airport costs €20 including a generous tip and the driving standards were high. The same bus trip is about €5 so if you have 3 in your group, the taxi is recommended. It helps to know the very basics of Italian
3 adults
USA, Dec 2006
extremely difficult to find by car - we nearly gave up and stayed somewhere else. parking is *not* guaranteed, costs extra and causes extra stress. trash trucks woke us up at 7 am after a late night arrival. did not try the breakfast cafe. triple room was ok but cigarette smoke seeped in from ventilation system. location of hotel is ideal for strolling around the city.
Young couple
Denmark, Jul 2006
Excellent location & cosy hotel. Superb ice cream parlour with the best pistachio ice cream in the world(among all the other best in the world ice creams) in the end of the same street. Max 5 minute walk to to Piazza Maggiore. Rooms were tidy and spacious, breakfast cappucino very good. Easy to come from the airport by bus.
Single traveller
Greece, Jun 2006
it is a nice little hotel, very close to the Bologna major square, somewhat difficult to locate even with the hotel's map, because of the small streets. The people were friendly and professional.
Single leisure traveller
Venezuela, Dec 2005
The HOtel is a lovely and cleany place, located in a privileguated position in the city and the prices are risonables, compared with the expensive city of Bologna I recomendend without doubts this hotel
Family Group
United Kingdom, Mar 2003
great staff plus gave absolutely fantastic recommendations on where to eat.
Gay Couple
United Kingdom, Jul 2005
Yiou get what you pay for in Bologna. Excellent location but extremely hard to find by car. Don't arrive in Bologna at rushhour. You also have to pay to park and on street parking overnight is arranged via the hotel. It is also ina traffic control area so you have to pay (via the hotel) to drive in. Having said that it is a few eruos so not worth worrying about,. ourroom had a scarey fan which did work and air conditioning but it was a heartwave. You trade the rather okay nature of the hotel for the excellent location.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, May 2005
Very difficult to find but the center part of the city is a maze of small streets. Enjoyed the location after we found it and settled in.
Gay Couple
United Kingdom, Feb 2005
Hotel was easy to find (on foot). It was clean & well presented, and the staff were pleasant & friendly. For the price and the central location, it was very good value.
Heterosexual Couple
Italy, Jan 2005
Albergo centralissimo, a piedi dalla stazione saranno un paio di Km. Accoglienza ottima. Forse perche' appena fuori dalle festivita', e quindi con maggior disponibilita' di camere,ci e' stata data una stanza da 3 allo stesso prezzo della doppia. Situato in una vietta tranquilla, forse un po scomoda da raggiungere in auto. La stanza era pulitissima ed il bagno pulito. Ottimo albergo!
Group of friends
Sweden, Oct 2004
Very good location and firendly staff that helped us with restaurant bookings. A really nice italian lady that served us coffe and the each morning. Nice and spacious room (stayed in a three bed room).
Not Specified
United Kingdom, Aug 2004
Staff were very friendly and hotel was comfortable
Not Specified
United Kingdom, Aug 2004
Very central, but with on-street parking nearby (temporary permit available from hotel). Exceptionally helpful staff.
Single leisure traveller
Ireland, May 2004
excellent price for location.friendly efficient staff. excellent value
Not Specified
United Kingdom, Apr 2004
Great hotel; very friendly and welcoming. Brilliant location. No lift but staff helped with cases. Highly recommended.
Group
United Kingdom, Apr 2004
price was quite high, but due to Grand Prix weekend. Staff and room were good.
Single leisure traveller
Norway, Mar 2004
A nice, warm hotel with a perfect location for exploring the city.
Not Specified
Belgium, Mar 2004
Never again !
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Feb 2004
The only major criticism is the lack of parking - the website says that it is available, but the garage is a long way away, and the only alternative is to park in the street. The welcome that we received was extremely friendly, and we were offered a choice of rooms. All of the staff were extremely helpful, and knowledgable about the area. Breakfast was more than adequate, with a continuous supply of excellent coffee (What else should we expect in Italy?) Overall a most enjoyable few days.
Single leisure traveller
United Kingdom, Jan 2004
we received a warm and very friendly welcome, and the standard of service and comfort throughout was excellent. A nice touch was the gift of champagne and Pannetone at New Year. Highly recommended hotel.
Heterosexual Couple
Sweden, Nov 2003
Siamo molto contenti!
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2003
Very good location in the city center, on a street that is not very busy. Friendly, helpful staff. Very close to several good tratorias. Would definitely stay at Due Torri again when in Bologna.
Single leisure traveller
USA, Sep 2003
Convenient and quiet location, a good value. But, the rooms are tiny (the shower was particularly small and difficult to negotiate), and the bathroom smelled of smoke. A place to sleep, but not much more.
Single leisure traveller
United Kingdom, Sep 2003
This was a good choice of hotel for me as I was looking for a place that was not extortionate but was in the centre of old Bologna. I was delighted with the location, only a couple of minutes' walk from Piazza Maggiore, the main square of the old city. I had a single room which was very small and looked out onto a small inner courtyard. Despite the smallness of the room, it had all the usual facilities I needed (nice shower room, TV, fridge etc.) The staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast time was also very civilised for those travellers who stay out late at night! Breakfast is from 7.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m.
Heterosexual Couple
Denmark, Oct 2003
quite satisfactory
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Sep 2003
Possibly the best value for the money in two weeks around Italy--I'd go back in an instant
Single leisure traveller
United Kingdom, Sep 2003
Room was neat but very small. It also overlooked a garage for another hotel so it was quite noisy with the metal door opening late at night and early in the morning. Breakfast was quite minimal. Staff were quite helpful and the hotel was very near to the centre so was handy for all the sites.
Single leisure traveller
United Kingdom, Aug 2003
Room very small indeed. Noise from machines outside and fan inside. Definitely would not have wanted to stay longer than 2 nights. Staff friendly. Breakfast room very nice.
Heterosexual Couple
Ireland, Aug 2003
The two days we spent in Bologna were very hot; unfortunately, the air-conditioning unit in our room was ineffective in providing any degree of comfort. It was positioned badly and could not compensate for the ambient temperature throughout the hotel. It merely compounded the difficulty in sleeping by adding an incessant noise. However, this was the case in several other hotels in Italy during our three week trip during what was a heat wave. Overall, the hotel was about average for a three star rating but we have stayed in better two star rated hotels.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Aug 2003
Very pleasant and helpful staff. Being there in the height of the summer we were very glad of the air-conditioning!
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Aug 2003
There was only one problem with the room and that was the smell of smoke. This would probably only affect non-smokers. The problem was eleviated slightly by being able to open the windows. The hotel location is excellent and the breakfast choice was very good.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Jul 2003
Difficult to find on one way system whilst driving. Pay extra for parking. No lift. Close to centre. Nice staff. Sweets!
Heterosexual Couple
Australia, Jul 2003
Nothing to detract from Hotel itself, room and bathroom rather small. They were supposedly having a problem with water to the hotel and were at first told we had a single room to be shared by me and my wife but they would give us a better room the next day. Room actually had a double bed in it and when we enquired about larger room next day were told nothing was available.
Family Group
Norway, Jun 2003
Excellent location just three minutes walking away from Piazza Maggiore.Friendly and helpful staff. Welltasting breakfast served in a very small area of the lobbybar. Sometimes very crowded. Very old and noisy air conditioning equipment in the room and/or ceiling fan which also was noisy but necessary to get some sleep in summer heated Bologna. Tough rather reasonable price for a city hotel with such a location.
Family Group
USA, Jun 2003
The only negative is that we were told the rooms were air conditioned; in fact, only one of the two rooms we had was air conditioned and there was no way to transfer to a new room with a/c. In the 34 degree heat, the a/c was needed. Otherwise, the staff was helpful, although not as knowledgeable as staff at other hotels we stayed at during our visit. Would recommend the hotel.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Jun 2003
The hotel is located on a very small (and hence very quiet) side street very close to the city center. Many of the major sights are an easy (less than 10 minute) walk away. The staff is extremely helpful; the single problem with our reservation (not their fault at all) was corrected promptly.
Family Group
United Kingdom, Apr 2003
quiet yet central - an ideal combination
Family Group
United Kingdom, Apr 2003
We very much enjoyed our weekend stay, the only main improvement to the hotel that we felt would be the existance of a lift as the first flight of stairs was long and narrow, but must add the staff were more than happy to help.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Feb 2003
Modest hotel with an excellent location and a very fair price. Excellent staff, nice breakfast,very quiet, in center of old city. No drawers for storage. Over all, an excellent value for those who must stay in central Bologna.
Not Specified
United Kingdom, Feb 2003
excellent position to visit all Bologna sites
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Feb 2003
The Due Torri is well managed, clean, quiet, and very central and convenient. The staff were not particularly interested in their guests, it didn't seem, heads always concentrated on their computers, at any time of the day. Breakfast is not very special but the coffee is nice. Rooms are comfortable but very small. Decoration is modern and inoffensive, but hardly in keeping with the ancient building and not in any way interesting. TV channels limited to Italian.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Jan 2003
Extremely noisey, both from outside and next door due to very thin wall. Never go back again!!!
Gay Couple
United Kingdom, Jan 2003
We were very impressed with the decor, not too chintzy at all, but very smart. The room was very warm and the bed was very comfortable. The location was very centrally located.
Group of friends
Germany, Dec 2002
service personell was very friendly
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Nov 2002
This property is too shabby to be a 3-star hotel. Except for breakfast staff, employees were competent but not friendly or helpful. Location in relation to tourist sites is good.
Gay Couple
United Kingdom, Dec 2002
I was disappointed with the breakfast. It was very informal with small tables and chairs. The food was all pastry-oriented with no fresh fruit, cheese, fresh butter, or cereal. Everything was in packets! I don't expect this in Europe. The room was very nice with a fabulous bathroom and shower, again I wouldn't expect that in Europe. Our window faced the back so there was no view, but the electric Velux windows were nice. I liked the central location as well.
Not Specified
Italy, Dec 2002
Room too much little and too much expensive related to the quality of the room and services. Excellent surroundings.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Dec 2002
Breakfast service good. Hotel in excellent location, central but quiet. One senior staff member grumpy and unhelpful, others friendly. A good hotel if you do not want to stay in a lot as it is quite small and has no lobby area to speak of.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Nov 2002
The hotel was only "due passi" from the busy streets of Bologna and near the excellent Mercato dell'herbe. The outside of the hotle is unpretentious, the inside clean, pleaant and with pleasant and helpful service. The breakfast was adequate (though with a lack of breads for our tastes) with excellent cappuccino. Bologna seems expensive for hotels and this was excellent value for comfort, location and service.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Oct 2002
We were pleased overall. I was upset that we could not find the Hotel initially. No one seemed to know where it is. The rooms should be updated. They are getting a bit out of style. The staff was warm and friendly in three out of four cases. The second floor room, with open windows onto the street were excellent for getting the flavor of Bologna. We enjoyed the central location in that we could walk everywhere we wanted to go. or that the bus was in easy access. My wife and I very much enjoyed the colazione.
Single leisure traveller
United Kingdom, Oct 2002
Overall I had a comfortable stay at the "Due Torri" Hotel. It was a nice surprise to find that one could choose what to have for breakfast and the freshly baked pastries were delicious. My room was attractively furnished in gold and green. My only complaint would be that the room had quite a strong smell of cigarette smoke and I am a non smoker. I did my best to air the room every day, but the person who made the bed always closed the windows and I never got rid of the smell, which also stuck to my clothes.
Not Specified
Norway, Jun 2002
We ended up paying 20 Euro for parking, even though we arrived fairly early (around 3PM). It should be very clear that they only had a very few parking spots. Breakfast was not very impressive. We arrived by car and it was very hard to find the hotell (not the hotells fault). Nice location - close to the major sights.
Family Group
United Kingdom, Aug 2002
Very good indeed very friendly and helpful staff. We will definatley use this hotel again. Probably the best hotel we have used in Bologna for value for money, service and location.
Heterosexual Couple
Ireland, Jul 2002
Small rooms with tacky decor. Staff were not very friendly. Excellent location and breakfast. Right next to the best icecream shop in Bologna.
Not Specified
United Kingdom, May 2002
The Due Torri has an excellent location, close to the historic centre of Bologna, close to some good restaurants and within reasonable walking distance of both the rail and train stations. The staff were pleasant and the rooms quiet and clean. We found Bologna to be an interesting city and an excellent centre for travelling by rail.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Apr 2002
There is quite a long flight of stairs you must climb just to get in to the hotel. There was no mention of this on the web page. The hotel is very clean but very small. The staff was not that friendly and there was only one that spoke english. The room was alright but we didn't think it was worth what they were charging. Carring your luggage up all those stairs really put us off from ever going there again. Not worth the price.
Heterosexual Couple
USA, May 2002
Due Torri is well located in central Bologna near the main square. The rooms are comfortable and the facilities pleasant. The staff was very helpful with directions, restaurant recommendations, etc. We would stay there again.
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Jun 2002
The staff were friendly and helpful and the location was ideal. The room was smaller than you might expect for the price but was adequate
Heterosexual Couple
Ireland, Jun 2002
The hotel was was located above a run down looking Chinese reataurant in a back lane which had a service entrance for an adjacent hotel - not the most appealing first impression. However the hotel itself was fine, the rooms were clean and spacious and the overall location of the hotel relative to the centre of Bologna was very good. Breakfast was adequate.
Map of Due Torri in Bologna
DISTANCES
From the G.Marconi airport: 6 km.
From the train station: 1 km.
From the Bologna Fiere convention center: 4 km.
How to reach Hotel Due Torri
By car
Coming from the motorway A1: take the exit n. 3 (Borgo Panigale) to the city centre. Take via Palmiro Togliatti then via Sabotino, turn left to viale Vicini and continue through via San Felice. Turn left in via Riva di Reno, then right to via Galliera and again right to via Parigi. Make left and you are in via Usberti, where the hotel is located.
Coming from the motorway A13: take the exit n. 5 (Lame) to the city centre. Take via Marco Polo and turn left to via Zanardi. Once you reach piazza Azzarita, turn left in via di Reno and then right in via Galliera. Finally turn right in via Parigi and left in via degli Usberti, where the hotel is located.
Coming from the motorway A14: take the exit n. 7 (Fiera) to the city centre, once you reach the railway station, turn right in via Amendola and then right again to piazza dei Martiri. Turn right in via Guglielmo Marconi, right again in via Galliera. Finally turn right in via Parigi and right again in ia degli Usberti, where the hotel is located.
By airplane
Take the ATC bus at the G.Marconi airport until the city centre of Bologna. The bus-stop is a few metres away from the hotel. Tickets may be purchased on the bus.
Transport Services Hotel Due Torri
- Garage
- Valet service
You can leave your car in our private garage or in the public parking; subjects to charges.
The Hotel
entrance
Rooms at Due Torri
double room
double room
double room
Hotel Facilities
terrace
terrace
breakfast room
The hotel has a very nice terrace on the top floor, where you can enjoy a lovely and romantic view over the Medieval roofs of the city.
Hotel Policies
METHODS OF PAYMENT
Venere.com does not debit your credit card for your reservations. You will be asked to insert your credit card details which will be sent to the property only as a guarantee of the reservation. The bill will then have to be settled directly at the hotel. In case your chosen hotel needs a deposit, this information will be included in the "Cancellation policy" section and the deposit will have to be settled directly with the pre-selected property. It is not possible to cancel your reservation if you selected and booked a room indicated as "PREPAID/NOT REFUNDABLE". In this case, the total amount of your stay will be charged to your credit card by the hotel at the time of booking.
CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT
Check-in: the rooms are available at any time after noon.
Check-out: it is necessary to leave the rooms not later than noon.
INCLUDED/NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
The private garage is not included in the price and costs €20,00 per day.
The public parking is not included in the price and costs €7,00 for 24 hours.
Baby cots are not included in the price and cost €10,00 per day.
Pets are accepted free of charge.
Breakfast is included in the price.
CANCELLATION POLICY
2 days before date of arrival without penalty. After this deadline the first
night amount will be charged.
FAIR PERIODS have a SPECIAL cancellation policy: without penalty if
cancellation is effectd within 5 days before date of arrival.
For 2010: 15/3 to 17/3; 22/3 to 25/3; 27/9 to 1/10; 11/10 to 13/10; 20/10 to
24/10; 9/11 to 13/11.
Applicable penalty for no-show or late cancellation on Fair periods: 50%
of the total of booked period with at least the 1st night amount.
You may cancel your reservation without penalty up until 1 day before your arrival date, by accessing the Your Reservations page. It is not possible to cancel your reservation if you selected and booked a room indicated as "PREPAID/NOT REFUNDABLE".
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