Top Hotels Near Palazzo della Ragione in Padova from NZ$138

"Amazing service and good located "

"The Donatello hotel is in a beautiful spot opposite the Basilica, the staff are warm and welcoming. Breakfast has a nice variety of foods/drinks, and the room has a classic modern feel. Bed is comfortable and the bathroom is clean and roomy."

"Friendly staff. Clean room."

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"This was a clean, remodeled hotel. It is close to sites we wanted to see. Staff was very helpful. "

"Position and Price. "

"Elegant and spacious suite that was warm and welcoming in damp and chilly January. The Palazzo is ideally situated for the museums, and for the centre of the city - everything is within walking distance. The staff were helpful with arrangements and it was easy to access the building out of hours. Giotto's frescoes are just next door, and there is a great selection of restaurants nearby. We particularly enjoyed UVA. The centre of Venice is only 30 mins away by train, so would be a great base for visiting. All in all, we had a great holiday in lovely surroundings!"

"The property was very clean and comfortable. We love this little Italian city. Host went above and beyond. "

"Stayed 4 night for business during Jan 2025. This is a pretty unique hotel - it is situated in a very old building (renovated, of course) right at Piazza dei Signori, so location can't be better. We never met Paolo, out host. However, he has been super responsive and helpful over whatsapp. I had a room with a balcony over the Piazza, so great view. The room is of a good size in European standards, Cleanliness is perfect. The room has a large closet, so a lot of room for clothes. There is a desk if you want to open your laptop. Overall very convenient. Also, the bed is comfortable. The room is made up every day. There is a fridge where you'll find 2 bottles of water, 2 yogurts, 2 fruit juice bottles, 2 croissants, 2 muffins, some coffee capsules and a matching espresso machine. The drink and food items are replenished daily, and this is what the included breakfast consists of. If you don't like it, there are are dozens of coffee shops in the 1 minute walking distance range. As others have mentioned, there is a steep staircase going up to the rooms, so this place is not for elderly or disabled people, probably. Regarding what others have written about the noise - yeah, the Piazza gets very loud at night but if you shut down the blinds and close the windows, you can barely hear anything. I was there during January, so can't say anything about the A/C. Heating worked great. Overall, if I'll visit the area again, I'll try to book Diamantino as my first option."