This hotel is a 30-minute bus-ride from the centre (but make sure you check the buses run all the way as we ended up stranded a couple of miles away on a Sunday night). Double beds are two singles made up together, but nonetheless *very* comfortable mattresses. Excellent disabled facilities - three rooms available by ramp with big showers and alarm cords. The rooms have minibars with fridge space available for one's own milk etc, and each room has a personal safe. Dove toiletries in the bathrooms. The staff are charming (although not much English spoken) and the bar is well-stocked if eccentrically served. The public areas are nicely done out and comfortable and the whole place, like Padua itself, is very clean. My one complaint was the breakfast coffee: on tour with my choir, they couldn't produce the quantity needed so it was an undrinkable mix of espresso and instant; others complained the tea water was always lukewarm.
That aside, it was more than adequate and I would... more