Locanda del Passo Pomposa In Comacchio

The quality/price ratio is good, the rooms are a little penalised by the lack of a lift and the slightly sloping roof, and above all little light enters

The staff were incredibly friendly, from the front desk, who saved my day by lending me a mouse to finish an urgent job by the evening, to the entire dining room and kitchen staff, who were always friendly and helpful. I found the place to be clean and the food excellent. I recommend this inn 100%.

I stayed for this long weekend of June 2nd, very kind and helpful host, the very friendly and helpful staff, comfortable and clean room, very rich American breakfast, fair value for money. To return, I recommend it

Stayed only a few days but very much appreciated, as cat lovers we were pleasantly welcomed by the owner's kittens. Very friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms, we did not use the restaurant service but we really appreciated the breakfast, very rich and with very good homemade cakes, everything perfect, we will definitely be back

My partner and I stayed at the inn for a weekend and we had a great time, the staff were kind and helpful, the rooms were impeccable and we enjoyed a great view from the room. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful with homemade products made every day by the chef. What can I say, we will definitely return to the inn of the Passo di Pomposa to enjoy another relaxing weekend, thank you very much.

I have been to this facility recently, I had a really good time, the facility itself is very beautiful, not to mention the rooms all tidy and cleaned with extreme care. Not to mention the breakfast with homemade cakes, all delicious, with a lot of variety. Now as a last thing I wanted to say that all the staff was really very helpful and available for any need, I highly recommend visiting this facility 😊

Old inn on the canal remained as it was originally...decent and clean room. Breakfast not acceptable....

Excellent inn. Friendly welcome, exquisite dinner and spacious rooms. In addition to the boat landing on the canal and the Pomposa Abbey just a stone's throw away. Yes, cross a grove and voilà the bell tower :))