Hotels near Bolzano Airport - BZO, Bolzano

Bolzano is gorgeous, and lots of different things to do. I wouldn’t spend more than 4 days in it. Renting a car would help to see the region and reach more places. We had a medical emergency and found the pharmacies easy to rich and very polite people. In general liked the people in Bolzano , polite and helpful. Only thing I did not like is how confusing and regimented was to dispose of garbage. Getting around is very easy by public transportation.

Wonderful clean spacious room and good breakfast. I loved the fresh figs from the garden. Perfect place for daytrips to Bolzano, the earth pyramids and Seceda (1 hour drive) and other places! The swimming pool is great and the garden well kept. The hosts/owners are very friendly and made us feel welcome. It was nice to have a small fridge in the room and airconditioning too!

Bolzano the town itself is really beautiful, many nice shops. The restaurants on offer were also very good and easy to get around. We went up to Ober Bolzano with the big cable car ride, it was amazing the views of the Dolomites unbeatable. What an amazing experience and the people of Bolzano are extremely welcoming and friendly, the service excellent

Great place to stay while visiting the beautiful Alto-Adige region. The BZ bus pass is an easy way to get to Bolzano City Center without driving a car. Parking in town is challenging and/or expensive.

Felt like Austria in Italy. Wonderful, relatively easy hike along the Freud Promenade (after a wonderfully long cable car ride with panoramic Alpine views) to a village where he got married and summered frequently. The Great Dolomites road was stunning. Otis the Copper Age mummy was well displayed quite interesting.

Now I am receiving rude responses from the Hotel Rotwand saying: "we do not have "italian" personal in the hotel, from eveyone the mother language is german dialect but italian citizien, so your coment look racists or even without sense. the cleaning women is not mexican, she is peruvian like i told you. if the beef you had at dinner wasn´t right, we could change it without problem" To which I must respond that I spoke Spanish with the lovely maid. Sorry I didn't know she is Peruvian, but that's no reason call me racist. I thought Fabian was an Italian name. Again sorry but that doesn't make me racist. Your rudeness continues even now after I've gone. = (