We chose this hotel for two reasons, it's very close to the railway station (5 minute walk) and the price. We arrived at about 22:15 and were met by a friendly guy who showd us to our room. As previously mentioned here, you get what you pay for, in our case it was a very basic room with an old... More

A small family owned hotel. I stayed at the single room for 4 nights, when I found that I needed to leave on the 5th day (I booked for 7 nights) they were very courteous and gave me no problems or fines. They helped with finding local restaurants and even helped on their personal computer when I had a problem... More

The hotel was an easy walk from the train station which made day tripping easy. It was about a 10 minute walk to the heart of town and the sites. Our room was very small, and the bathroom was small but had everything we needed. We were on the second floor with no elevator. Breakfast was standard Italian fare. The... More

This was a sweet little place conviently located near the train station, the parking garage, and the piazza in Parma. The best thing about this place is the Stefanis, the couple who run it. They don't speak English, but they are so helpful and kind and fun. The room was fine -- no AC, no elevator. But the owners, the... More

I stayed at the small and inexpensive (55 Euros/night for a single) Brenta Hotel in Parma in October, 2002. It's on a quiet side street just a couple of blocks from the train station, but within an easy walking distance (5-10 min.) to the historical center. It's run by a very nice Italian couple who gave me great recommendations for... More