Hotel Julia In Cassano d'adda

Super friendly, we didn't have time for breakfast and they made it for us to take away, the waitresses were very nice

The hotel is truly heavenly. I can't imagine a better one. I'm shocked it's listed as a three-star hotel. The staff was super friendly, although some people don't understand English—but that's not a problem! Simple hand gestures and borrowed words did the trick. Delicious cakes were served for breakfast, just the right amount. Coffee, tea, and other options were available. The pasta for dinner was superb. Another day, pizza was served, which was also excellent. The entire staff was truly always smiling and happy. The rooms were clean; the living room had only old furniture, but the bathroom had new furniture. 💖

An old hotel in the former residence of a wealthy family. Very rustic. Not suitable for people with walking difficulties. Nevertheless, it's very nice. With beautiful surroundings, good food, and friendly staff.

A beautiful hotel in the style of an old castle with beautiful gardens, the staff were exceptionally friendly, and the food was delicious. Overall, an A+.

We were delighted with our stay at the Julia Hotel. The rooms are spacious and very clean, with towels changed and cleaned daily. The furniture is old and stylish, and the beds are comfortable. There's a park surrounding it, with peacocks strolling around. The service is excellent, and the food is fantastic – typical home-cooked Italian cuisine with a hint of butter. Beautifully situated on a river with a medieval bridge, close to a charming town. We highly recommend it; we'll gladly come back. Maria and Ewa

Very nice family atmosphere, clean and functional rooms, and great food. Highly recommended.

I was a guest at my niece's wedding, and everything, and I mean everything, was wonderful!!! A special compliment to the owner and all her staff.

Very friendly owner, very family-like atmosphere. Excellent food and nice rooms with a unique atmosphere.

Delicious breakfasts and dinners, very clean rooms, smiling owners, you feel like you're in an old manor house full of Italian atmosphere.

A unique location, a bit decadent but charming for that reason too. I'm reviewing the restaurant for the pizzas in particular: too small, too thin, too burnt—unfortunately, we're not up to par. The spaghetti in a crust is also impressive, but nothing special; it's better if it's made the traditional way. The rest, including the overpriced cover charge, made me decide not to return. It's a shame, because the place is worth it.