Hotel Corso - Padua

The location of the hotel was convenient for my one day stay, very close to the scrovegni chapel as well as the train station. The area, being that close to the train station, is somewhat questionable. The staff didn't seem to care one bit, the room turned out to be smoking (which wasn't mentioned anywhere), the shower is the [typical in some places in europe] no wall/no separation from the rest of the room type of shower where water collects in all 4 corners. I wasn't particularly offended by it during my one day stay but can't say i'm a fan.

Stayed 1 night at Corso Hotel in Padova. Good welcoming, corner room in front of the hotel. Was quiet. Very good breakfast. Located close to train station and old Padova.

This is my second stay at Corso. It's very convenient to both the train station and the arena chapel. They now have internet in the rooms. The room although not large was good. And the breakfast was good as well.

very friendly hotel staff!

Hotel is along a very busy main road. You only need to cross a bridge and you're in the old town. Not much atmosphere in the hotel. Breakfast room is however very light and breakfast is of a good standard.

Poor breakfast.

Nearly perfect location for city trip with good -german- breakfast, if the room is not really important.

Hotel was very handy to station and easy to find. Staff were helpful and the breakfast setting and variety were excellent. Our room was very noisy as it faced onto a busy intersection which was on the route to the main hospital; we had ambulances with sirens blaring passing at all hours. This was exacerbated by the fact we had to have the window open as the bathroom drains were very smelly. The cleaner did a valiant job of trying to manage this but overnight the smell became worse and worse. Other than this we found the hotel adequate for our needs.

Good position of hotel, very near center and fiera. Rooms are clean and quiet.

Located close to the train station and to get to the center of the town. Bathroom was small (long and narrow) and had forced ventilation (which was loud) but overall was good. The breakfast room is very nice and has good assortment. Vicino alla stazione e per accedere al centro citta'. il bagno era piccolo (lungo e stretto) ma e' stato un buon soggiorno. La stanza dove e' servita la colazione e' molto bella e c'e' una buona varieta' di cibo.

This hotel is near the Padova central station. But not convenient for Padova sightseeing.

You couldn't have asked for a better welcome than the one I received at Corso. The staff were ready with answers to all your basic questions. They supplied a map (without me having to ask for one) and pointed out the main sights along with other useful information. Corso is located a 5-minute walk from the train station and is close to the historic centre. The facilities themselves are a little old. There are a few walls that could use a new coat of paint, but despite this everything was kept very clean and in good repair.

I had a single room which was quite small but ok for one week stay. The hotel location was great: easy ans short access to train station and the city center. From station very good connection to Venice, Treviso, Verona etc. Padova is also a beautiful city with interesting sights.

This hotel offered great value for money. The staff were polite, friendly and helpful, and the room was clean and comfortable, although rather cramped as it was a triple room, but sze-wise would have been more suited to be a double. The bathroom was spotlessly clean, with many many towels provided! The buffet breakfast was excellent. Best of all was the loaction of the hotel, just 5 minutes' walk from the Scrovegni Chapel and 10 minutes from the centre of the Old Town.

The hotel is ideally placed for the station and for the old town centre. The staff are all friendly and helpful. Our room was spacious, clean and quiet with no disturbance from other rooms. The corridors are wide and uncongested.

Perfect position. Some tramways till midnight and in the early morning, then quiet. Very kind welcoming and a free welcome aperitif. Rooms clean but not spacious

youung couple or families that desires to be strictrly near to the center, to the main attractions (very close to Cappella degli Scrovegni and to the center) and to the train station.

very central. 5 minutes from the station and 10 minutes from the citiy centre (on foot). Safe area. Great buffet for breakfast (quite unusual in Italy) Employees are very kind and efficient. I'd recommend the place for sure (52 euros for a single)

Excellent location right across from an important park and the Cappella degli Scrovegni with the Giotto paintings. If you arrive by train, take the tram to the Trieste stop (not very far, but farther than is pleasant to walk if you have luggage). The only complaint is that internet access is very poor, consisting of one computer plus one cable connection, and you have to take turns. No access in the room.

No refrigerator. No wireless internet, just one computer with internet for the whole hotel.

Great location. Very close to train station, bus station, and sites of interest. Nevertheless, the hotel was quiet. The people at the front desk were helpful and very pleasant. I would stay there again.

The problem: work was being done on the facade with scaffolding. Our room had windows not only closed but covered with black paper so there was no light at all (I assume for privacy due to workers on scaffolding). Room was small and plain though would have been acceptable otherwise--but smelled damp due to darkness and damp outside windows. Plus the email said free internet in rooms and there was just 1 hour free in a game room. We were disappointed.

the most important problem was the shower; after evry shower, the bathroom began a lake!