Villa d'Ogna Hotels from ₹7,113

"Delighted to finish my tour of Italy with a stay in this hotel and city. Hotel was clean and really comfy. Close to both old and new city and breakfast was abundant in choice including gluten free options highly recommend"

"Great location Good size room Good continental breakfast Good value stay"

"Centrally accessible (airport bus stop and station across the street), which had its downfalls especially in the evening (various groupings hanging out around the area). Good breakfast for Italy - not just the sweet staff!! the design is rather sad, but this we knew based on the photos. Hotel rooms would be much more enjoyable if they simply painted it white. "

"Staff was great. So kind and helpful in lining up parking. Check-in was a bit cumbersome as hotel isn't staffed after 3 pm on Wednesdays. Hotel is in a great location. Beds could be improved for comfortable. "

"Central location. Very comfy bed. "

"Beautiful room, great location, comfortable bed. The only reason I did not give this 5 stars is because the property controls the room temperature. The AC works but will not allow the temp to go below a hotel set temp. NOT OKAY! I paid for the room and I should be able to decide room temperature. It was too warm at night for both my wife and me. Won't stay here again unless they change this policy."

"The contactless check in so easy. The area is good with a few restaurants nearby. It took us 20 minutes to walk to the Funicular to take you up to Citta Alta. 2 wee croissants and 2 wee rolls left in a basket outside my door in the morning along with milk, water, butter and cheese left in the fridge is a really nice touch. Kettle and a coffee maker in the room too. There was a bit of a 'drain' smell when we came back into thr room in the evening. And the room is a bit noisy. From outside and from other guests."

"Breakfast options were first class. There were plenty of options. Food was fresh and relpenished very quickly. "

"The hotel room was nice and clean. Disappointing that there were paper cups and wooden stirrers in the room, not real mugs and spoons!"