The Four Points Bolzano is a good hotel. It's nicely decorated and very clean. It's quite minimalist in style with terrific beds - firm! The bar is terrific: a good drinks menu with really nice complimentary canapes (tiny pizzas, risotto balls, etc), and it was comfortably full on the Thursday night we were there. The people of Bolzano are obviously keen on this hotel - most bar patrons seemed to be locals.
Breakfast is quite adequate and included in the rate. There is a pool - quite an unusual facility in European hotels, and although small, it is as good as it looks on the website. There is also undercover parking at a reasonable rate.
It is out of town. It just depends whether you like modern or traditional. Being people who like clean, modern lines and who usually travel by car, it was great. If you want to be within walking distance of the centre, then it isn't for you. There are a number of parking stations in the centre, and we had no trouble parking. The hotel is situated in a commercial area, but certainly when we stayed it was not noisy at all.
Bolzano is a gorgeous town. We went to see the Iceman at the Archaeology Museum and only planned an overnight stay, but we could have stayed longer. It is very picturesque, and the Vogele restaurant on Goethestrasse has great food and a sense of history.
This is one of those hotels where the standard feels more expensive than it is. If you don't mind being a ten minute drive from the centre, grab it.









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