Caffè Casa del Pellegrino In Padova

Hotel just a few steps from the Basilica of San Antonio, ideal for early risers who want to be there early for mass.

Very nice hotel with very friendly and helpful personnel

Great hotel with secure parking. Great location, everything within walking distance. We'd love to come back.

Clean and comfortable. The room was spacious and well-equipped. The staff was friendly and polite. There was a small flaw at the bar, where spritzes were only available with Luxardo: a bizarre restriction that forced customers to drink elsewhere.

Well-located, nicely renovated, clean hotel with friendly and helpful staff. Really enjoyed our stay here. We will definitely stay here again when we visit Padua.

A nice stay! The hotel and the room were very clean, the staff were very kind and helpful. I recommend it!

Really close to St Anthony Church

We stayed for a weekend at the Casa del Pellegrino hotel with our 4-legged friend Nebbia. We have to say that everyone was fantastic from the welcome to the restaurant. We had a great time and I think we will definitely return and recommend it. Thanks for making us feel at home

Really professional staff. Thank you for the upgrade you kindly gave to my friends visiting from Vienna for their first stay in Padua. Much appreciated.

In front of the Basilicata of Sant'Antonio da Padova, a hotel with renovated rooms, a good three-star hotel, I only slept for five nights, I also changed rooms, because I didn't know how many nights I had to stay in Padua, friendly staff though, the first four nights €60 + €2.50 tourist tax, the fifth €50 + €2.50 tourist tax, I asked for explanations and they told me, after a series of questions, that they had made a mistake and that renovated rooms cost €10 more, I didn't ask for a renovated room anyway, both rooms had been recently renovated, I think they should ask the customer if he wants a renovated room or an unrenovated one and maybe they should also communicate the price difference, I'll tell you more, during the first check-in, I asked if I could save something, a single for €60 plus tourist tax in a three-star hotel, it seems a bit of an exaggerated price and instead, the employee who checked me in told me that the price was that, €60. Now I wonder, do they make room prices based on the sympathy of a customer? Maybe the first one was unpleasant while the second one was nicer!!!