the property was located in a tiny village with the friendliest neighbours and the prettiest landscapes. breathtaking views from the balcony with mountains surrounding it. the people were lovely, laura, sophie, and luna (the adorable golden retriever) were the best hosts one could ask for. as a solo traveller, being here was a 10/10 (EXTREMELY SAFE). I’ll be back here if I’m ever visiting Rovereto again.

absolutely nothing!

Fabulous old palazzo on the hillside opposite Rovereto. The location is beautiful & peaceful, with a small garden to sit in. There is an indoor pool, with outside seating in good weather & garage for parking. The room was large & comfortable, with an extremely comfy bed. A communal seating area would be nice, maybe with an "honor" bar. Laura, the hostess was super friendly & helpful. We appreciated the free Trentino guest pass for the art museum in Rovereto. She also recommended a fantastic local restaurant “de Tarczal” which was so good we went there three times!!

*The WiFi was a huge problem, even with a separate plug in modem, which is not good on a business trip. Plus the ancient thick walls don’t allow for good 5/4G either. *Breakfast was unexciting but ok. There were gluten free products available. *This is in a quiet village so no decent restaurants/bars within walking distance as far as we could see. A car is definitely needed.

Great view to the valley. Wonderful staff. Thank you Laura

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Highly recommended. Lovely property with a really interesting history involving Mozart. Ask about it when you stay there! Laura, the host, is very friendly and approachable, and truly loves what she does. A veteran professional of the tourism industry, she anticipates your needs and makes herself available to help with whatever you need. We arrived later than expected and she came over in 2 minutes to make us feel at home as we checked in. The building is charming, the grounds of the whole property feel like stepping into 15th century luxury. And add the enclosed pool and proximity to great restaurants (especially the Vineria, where Laura got us a last-minute reservation for a great dinner), this is a really comfortable experience. So nice to be in a small town, a good change of pace and respite between our visits of other larger cities.

Wonderful old (but modernized) palazzo with a fantastic view from the window, into the inner yard and over the vine hill. On arrival, we've got a friendly introduction to the history of palazzo and its owners/facilities. Rooms have air conditioning, although it's a bit loud and impossible to regulate, e.g. putting it into a quieter night mode.

Here and there a couple of minor but unpleasant issues that could've been avoided, e.g.: 1) there's tea/coffee maker in the room, but no waste bin near it, neither any cups/spoons to make that coffee, so one needs to run to breakfast room to get some cups, 2) in the description of room that we ordered, there was a fridge mentioned, but as we received the room, there was none, 3) most of the cups and many dishes in the breakfast room are chipped! I know that some people don't bother, but in my country, giving someone a chipped cup means wishing him bad luck :-)

The lady in charge of the hotel was the friendliest person you could ever meet, and was very helpful. The hotel was decorated well, very clean, and had a working air conditioner. The garage was tight but sufficient and modern.

The breakfast could of been a bit better (i.e. more selection). It is somewhat in the suburbs of town, and for the most part the restaurants in the area weren't thrilled in serving foreigners.

From the beginning to the end, our stay in the renovated tract of the historical Palazzo Lodron was extraordinary! Senora Laura was both extremely charming and tremendously helpful with tips for eateries and historical information about the palace, the Lodron family and even their ties to Mozart! In the evening we enjoyed a swim with the children in the lovely indoor pool to cool down from our trip. From the seats on the private terrace our eyes feasted on the north Italian mountainsides before turning into our well laid-out apartment with plenty of space and sleeping possibilities for a tired family of 5 plus 2 dogs ;). In the morning an exquisite breakfast was offered in the enclosed (and dog-proof) garden under the picture-perfect pavilion. Again Senora Laura's warmth and understanding towards our family and dogs made us feel so welcome... we know we will have to come here again! Only a few minutes from the freeway exit, the palace apartments are conveniently situated, yet nevertheless tucked in a beautiful oasis of Italian countryside with views of the hills, gardens, terraces and stone castles. A trip to one of the exquisite baroque Rovereto churches, such as Chiesa S. Maria Assunta just 850 meters away, is highly recommended and breathtaking for those who appreciate these jewels of religious architecture. High quality wines are also offered from Palazzo Lodron's own wine cellars– we brought a sampling as gifts and for our own enjoyment. All in all, we felt our spontaneous visit was a magical moment in our trip to Italy – we were treated like royalty and enveloped in a historical environment, equipped with the modern conveniences necessary to make a pleasant and memorable stay! We can heartily recommend a stay in Relais Palazzo Lodron to anyone searching for a beautiful and unique place... Especially for families and travellers with dogs.

Very hard to find something that bothered us!;) Only the air conditioning units were at first a bit loud, but we soon saw how to program them appropriately so they turn off when the desired temperature is reached.

Perfect stop off point on route into the Alps. Easy access from the Autostrada yet still quiet an peaceful Very friendly welcome Beautiful building and full of character Secure parking And a good breakfast

The Air conditioning was quite noisy and not very effective.

Nice little hideaway away from the speedway. Laura is very friendly and helpful host. Although we only stayed for one night on our way further south, we felt like home. It is also conveniently located for a day trip to lake Garda.

It's a historic place nestled within a picturesque Italian village. The staff were all very nice and helpful. The hotel was also tied in with most local attractions, and you can enter museums and etc free of charge, plus free bus rides!

We booked the suite. It's a big room but the living room area can be better.