Search Hotels with Swimming Pool in Tronzano Vercellese

"Pros. Pool. Staff. Very uncomfortable beds and pillows are like sleeping on a rock very little sleep even though it’s quiet. Middle of nowhere . Train station is a good 25 mini walk to get to Turin in an hour walking through a not so great town. We paid for a driver to pick us up which was €25 euros each way so it’s not exactly cheap but there are no taxis. Food at the restaurant is expensive for what it is and fussy for no apparent reason. There is a restaurant around 5 mins walk which is ok but again fussy food. 25 minute walk to any other restaurant. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel for tourists tbh. It’s ok if you have family in the area you’re visiting but not really anything else. Breakfast is like a b&b and runs out quickly without being restocked. Superior rooms are far from superior. I read a review to not look too close and I suggest you don’t. Lots of cobwebs it’s old so I get it but they can make it more comfortable if they tried. If you like the old rustic Italian town with not much here then go for it. Not for me couldn’t wait to leave it which is really sad when on holiday. Oh and be careful of bugs they bite like hell. "

"My partner and I recently stayed at Relais Sant’Uffizio in the heart of Piedmont, and it was a truly peaceful and rejuvenating escape. Set in a beautifully restored 16th-century monastery, the hotel’s charm lies in its blend of historic elegance and modern comfort. The Aquanatura Spa was the highlight—immaculate and incredibly relaxing. The hydrotherapy pool, panoramic sauna, steam rooms, and ice cascade created a complete wellness experience. The time we spent there was restive and deeply restorative. Every detail, from the calming design to the herbal tea lounge, added to the sense of luxury. The hotel grounds were equally impressive. Surrounded by vineyards and manicured gardens, the outdoor pool area and bar was perfect for unwinding. I especially loved walking through the quiet paths in the early evening—truly serene. The restaurants, bars, and extensive wine list exceeded expectations and rounded out this magical visit. If you’re looking for a romantic getaway in the heart of the rolling hills and vineyards of Piemonte, this place is a gem. We left feeling refreshed and can’t wait to return."

"I booked suite with balcony, one king size and a twin size bed, they gave me a simple king room. After insisting I got a king bed and 2 twins in one room, king being in the same room in the loft, so not the suite I was expecting. No balcony. I’m not sure they actually had the room I booked… Breakfast was included but breakfast buffet was nearly empty at 915am despite the hotel being mostly empty. Second morning we had breakfast at 730am and breakfast buffet was even more empty, same 6 slices of bread were there from the day before and obviously not very fresh. After asking for some fresh bread I was told the only thing they could offer was crackers. Dinner was average as well. "

"Its a very old dated hotel that needs to be renovated inside and out. "

"Beautiful place "