The Casa del Pellegrino is supposedly for pilgrims to the basilica of St Anthony (San Antonio) which is right across the street. I don't know the difference, to look at visitors, between pilgrims and tourists, but certainly there are a lot of folks around, and this was January. The hotel is perfectly pleasant, simple rooms, decent bathrooms with napkin-like towels,... More

The location is great, right at the side of the Basilica. However, if you choose to indulge in the view from your room, prepare for loud street noise. Sound levels exceed 85 dB with an open window, shutting it does not help much. Better option is a room in the back, which is a bit cheaper and do not differ... More

Just getting around to writing the reviews, but we found this hotel to be very nice. We had a huge room, that was could have easily slept 3 people, and our own bathroom that we paid 75 Euro for. It was very clean and the location was great. You walk out the door and St. Anthony's is across the street.... More

We stayed here for 5 nights. The room was spacious, clean and well-maintained. The bathroom was large and I adored the shower - it definitely had the strongest jet of the trip! The bedroom was large and had plenty of space to spead out and to put clothes away. There was also a desk and plenty of lighting - when... More

Pleasant hotel situated by St Antonio Basilica. Approximately 15-20 minutes to the main shopping area and piazzas. Simply furnished hotel with clean and comfortable bedrooms. Breakfast buffet was basic but plentiful. Staff at the reception were helpful and spoke good english.

We were here for only one night. We booked a triple command we got a large room on the second floor, but the WiFi signal was very poor. There is a private parking just behind the hotel and it is 1€ per night. We came around 20:30 and the receptions was not so helpful. It's located just in front of... More

The hotel is opposite the Basilica di Sant'Antonio, a centre of pilgrimage, and is within walking distance of the City’s other major attractions. It has a number of single rooms with limited facilities. We had a superior room, large, with a bathroom and a view of the Basilica. The hotel reflects the style of the 1960s with tiled floors and... More

We were just two, and in Padua for three days. And between the tour groups checking late or leaving early, each morning and night, and the noise from the 'service street' below sleeping was a challenge. Also, there despite the heat the air conditioning was not turned on yet, and there were no screens on the windows so leaving them... More

We stayed at Hotel Casa del Pellegrino from 22nd to 25th March 2012 on our annual visit to Padova. Having not been able to get a room previously, we booked with luck this time at the opening of their new season in January. The lady, Monica Mazzucato was very helpful and accommodating to a couple of our requests. We chose... More