This is a small, boutique hotel, a gem within one of the most beautiful towns in Italy. The rooms are very nicely appointed, the staff are excellent and the view from the terrace is quite special. A place that quickly restores ones energy and sense of well-being - and a perfect base for tasting Prosecco in the region. more

Yes, the Cipriani in Asolo is the perfect small hotel in the perfect Italian hilltop town. Our room was elegant and spacious, the views are magnificent, and the staff is totally helpful. Rates this year (2009) are modest compared to prior seasons, making the value for money at the top of the scale. Breakfast on their terrace,, overlooking the countryside... more

Other reviews had me worried that this hotel was not situated within walking distance of Asolo, the historic medieval town: nothing is further from the truth. This is an oasis of beauty, relaxation and peace, within a lovely medieval town. Even without a car, Asolo is worth 2 or 3 days for wonderful hikes and relaxation. The hotel is fantastic:... more

The other reviews here say it all, really. I guess the only queston for me is value. On this mini tour of Italy I stayed in many hotels and this was the most expensive by far. I couldn't bring myself to shell out the 40 Euros for breakfast (at least that's what the rack-rate card in the room said), but... more

Let me be straight about this hotel, it is old fashioned & dated & the bathrooms are antiquated but if you can live with that you're in for a real treat. Firstly the location is superb. Asolo is a lovely town & the Villa C is on the edge of it - 5mins walk into the village centre past a... more

The Hotel is beautiful, with well appointed and large rooms. It is in a beautiful area of Northern Italy. From our window we could see the foothills of the Alps, vineyards, and Olive trees. The staff was gracious and very helpful. The restaurant was not exceptional but the food was good. We highly reccommend this Hotel. more

Asolo is a wonderful place to visit. The hotel is well positioned. It is essential to have a room with a view as the internal rooms are small and overpriced. Those with a view have superb views. It is quite expensive but probably worth it. There is parking available in a garage opposite - a gps system is a great... more

My husband, myself and our two teenage sons stayed here for three nights in mid-June 2008. We loved it! We had two adjoining rooms set apart in a little wing which felt very private. My sons had a huge room with a sitting area and an elaborate bathroom but the room looked out on a rock wall ... however, they... more

A truly delightful hotel in a quaint town. The rooms were fine, but the truly outstanding feature are the gardens and vistas. This was the last stop of our trip, and it was an excellent location at which to unwind and relax before returning home. The town nice, but there's not a lot there after you're visited the castle ruins,... more