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Ca' Masieri Hotel
Offering an outdoor renovated swimming pool, Ca' Masieri Hotel is set in Trissino in the Veneto Region. The hotel has a terrace and views of the pool.
Sirio Life Hotel
Sirio Life Hotel features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Trissino. Featuring a bar, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
B&B ALLE SCALETTE
Offering city views, B&B ALLE SCALETTE in Trissino provides accommodation, a garden and a shared lounge. Boasting a shared kitchen, this property also provides guests with a picnic area.
Hotel & Residence Castelli
Offering excellent road links, Hotel & Residence Castelli is just 15 minutes' drive from Vicenza and offers free parking. Free WiFi is available throughout.
La Pieve Hotel
Offering a restaurant, La Pieve Hotel is located in Chiampo. It offers air-conditioned rooms, and free Wi-Fi and bikes are available.
K-Farm
Set in Malo, K-Farm features a garden, bar and free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can enjoy garden views.
Castagna Palace Hotel & Restaurant
Set 600 metres from the Montecchio exit of the A4 Motorway, newly built Castagna Palace Hotel offers spacious modern rooms, a bar and an à la carte restaurant.
Locanda Castagna
Located in Arzignano, 46 km from Verona Arena, Locanda Castagna provides accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Felix Hotel
Just 50 metres from the Montecchio Maggiore exit of the A4 motorway and a 10-minute drive from Vicenza Exhibition Centre, Felix Hotel offers air-conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi.
Hotel New Genziana
Hotel New Genziana has a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, garden, a shared lounge and terrace in Altavilla Vicentina.
What guests said about Trissino:
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Assuming that you have wheels, B&B San Niccolo` is easily...
Assuming that you have wheels, B&B San Niccolo` is easily connected to the main towns north and south of Trissino. It's roughly 40 minutes from the freeway entrance at Alte Montecchio, or from downtown Vicenza. I tried the upscale restaurant a few steps away, "La Bronsa Viva" (i.e., "The Live Ember"), which was recommended to me by local residents. However, it turned out to be pricey for the food, the serving, and the ambiance. Having an extremely busy daily schedule, I often took food and wine to my room, since it included a fridge and a microwave oven. This way I could always have a meal waiting for me. But I also had plenty of opportunities to visit restaurants up and down the Agno River Valley. I'd HIGHLY recommend the Locanda Castagna at Arzignano (warning: it's not open Sat. - Sunday), La Corte at Cornedo, La Brustola` at San Quirico (warning: it's open ONLY on Friday to Sunday evening, and they make food for the gods). Getting around Trissino can be a bit complicated if you're a foreigner and don't speak Italian. I didn't have a GPS, so at first it was difficult even to reach the B&B (warning: DON'T try to do it at night). But it's easy if you bring a map with you. Warning: there are way too many roundabouts on the main highway - make sure you reach the only one that says the magic words: VIA SAN ROCCO.
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