Meandro In Gargnano

Nice hotel, excellent service, beautiful view, but no direct access to the lake. Decent breakfasts, private parking. Cons: slightly outdated rooms, still a bit overpriced.

Hotel Meandro is an absolute gem! The facility is beautifully maintained, with charming details that make the whole place feel warm and welcoming. Its position is simply unbeatable — perched in a stunning location with breathtaking views that make every moment feel special. The staff truly make the experience unforgettable: incredibly kind, attentive, and always ready to help with a smile. I couldn’t have asked for a better stay — highly recommended

My children gave me a night at this hotel as a gift. Quiet hotel Hotel with a spectacular panoramic view from the room Comfortable and clean rooms and bathroom Breakfast is served with a lake view, and there was everything you could possibly need, from sweet to savory The reception staff were very nice and helpful with any information The hotel also has an indoor pool with sauna, which we used. Everything was well-maintained. Congratulations, we'll be back.

Wonderful place to stay, staff are really friendly and very helpful. Hotel is in small resort so not too busy.

Definitely not a 4-star hotel and overpriced. The hotel is of medium size and located on Lake Garda. It's well-situated, as a very nice and inviting bathing area is within walking distance. The view of the lake from the slightly more expensive rooms is lovely. The hotel offers a private rooftop terrace for sunbathing as well as a separate shaded area. However, the hotel's layout is somewhat convoluted, making it difficult to find your way around immediately. There is a heated indoor pool and a sauna, although I unfortunately couldn't find out if the sauna is available year-round. The room had no wardrobes, only shelves, a clothes rail, and three drawers. A closed wardrobe would have been a welcome addition. Furthermore, several coverings were installed on the ceiling and walls, which made the overall look rather cluttered. The furnishings are generally very functional. The rooms have air conditioning, which unfortunately doesn't switch off when the room is vacated – but the cleaning lady does turn it off. A problem was that the cleaning lady frequently left the balcony door open, allowing hot air to enter the room. The room was also problematic because the cleaning lady often left the balcony door open, letting hot air into the room. The room was equipped with a kettle with two cups, two glasses, a bottle opener with a corkscrew, and a few tea bags and sugar. The leather storage unit looked high-quality but was poorly constructed – the drawer kept sliding back and was difficult to pull out. A major drawback is that the hotel allows dogs. It was very disruptive to return from a hike and be disturbed by barking dogs during a planned afternoon nap. Even though the dogs we encountered were well-behaved, I found it odd that they were allowed at the breakfast table. During the day, you can hear street noise, but it's quiet at night as the road isn't very busy then. However, opening the balcony door at night was marred by the noise of the air conditioning. The rooms are generally quite noisy – you can clearly hear when the neighbors move their chairs on the balcony. Cleaning: The cleaning was rather disappointing. A small piece of plastic lying in the middle of the room didn't move an inch on the first day and only a few centimeters on the second. I ended up disposing of it myself. Otherwise, the cleaning was adequate, but the bed wasn't made properly, the trash can wasn't always emptied, and towels left on the floor weren't completely replaced. Dirty glasses were also left in the room. Breakfast: Breakfast is served from 7:30 to 10:00 a.m. There is coffee (served), but no vending machine. Tea can be made in small pots. There are various juices and a corner with nutritional supplements. The only bread available is white bread, hard-boiled eggs, and warmed egg dishes with fried bacon and small sausages. There are also two local hard cheeses and a French Brie, as well as two or three types of cold cuts. Fruit is served in small glasses. A cereal station is also available. Dinner: Dinner consists of a three-course set menu, which can be selected from the menu. A mixed salad can be exchanged for dessert. It was particularly odd that the restaurant was closed on Mondays, meaning guests on half-board had to eat out that day. I found the head waitress's behavior towards some guests inappropriate. For example, if an older lady hadn't finished her portion, this was made audible for everyone on the terrace to hear. Some guests seemed embarrassed and didn't dare order dessert again – giving the impression that this was a cost-cutting strategy. The food itself was good, but the portions were too small for me as a man – I wasn't really satisfied, while it was sufficient for my wife. Conclusion: €150 for half-board (excluding parking and tourist tax) per person is far too expensive.

I would like to thank the receptionist for her warm welcome and cooperation. She was very cheerful. I would also like to thank Mr. Kamal Al-Amri (the hotel owner) for his cooperation and hospitality; he explained the tourist attractions around the beautiful lake. The hotel's location and view were fantastic, and the hotel was clean.

Comfortable rooms with Amazing service. Combine it with some of the most incredible views. Sonia at the front desk was especially accommodating for our needs. The bountiful breakfast overlooking Lake Garda was a great way to start your day.