Hotel Terme Delle Nazioni

A few minutes from the train station on the side away from the town. This renovated hotel offers renovated rooms, a good breakfast as well as reasonable dining, and good facilities for exercise. It is bear a park, but bring boots as it's without paths so you are literally walking through fields and woods.

At check-in they upgraded us, but initially could not find the room key then told us the last guest took it. This meant the last guest could walk into our room as there are no security locks inside the room.

The pools are smaller than many other hotels and the water did not seem to be the mineral water for which Montegrotto is famous.

NOTE: the internet does not work. It was virtually impossible to get a connection and it constantly cut out. It was impossible to do any work while at the hotel. This is a deal breaker for travelers that need to do work.

In sum, not a bad choice for a short stay in Montegrotto,for longer stays there are better options.

This hotel is a 3 star at most - I was shocked when I saw the room - outdated, shabby little room with ONE ceiling light, making it look like a prison cell. The shower pressure was really bad so I reported it to the reception and neither he nor his colleague spoke English??? How can you work in a hotel without speaking English? The maintenance man came into my room to fix the shower, stepped on my shower floor mat in DIRTY shoes, spoke some incoherent Italian, threw his hands up, said "Prego" and left without a word. The hygiene conditions can also be questioned to be honest - I wish I'd have booked something else. I'm regretting picking this hotel.

This is a 3* hotel if you're staying in a business room.

1) I raised concerns regarding the wallpaper pealing in multiple locations, the shower being a grotty handheld head in a small plastic enclosure, and the air conditioning not functioning despite it being 23'C when I was there.

The hotel's response was that I was staying in an "economy room", so clearly the 4* rating isn't applicable to some rooms.

2) They charge you 3 euros for water at dinner without telling you, enough said there.

3) They may or may not have basic medication, I'm not sure. I fell ill unfortunately, so I went to reception to ask if they had any basic tablets or soothers to help, and I was told they didn't, so I had to spend 20 euros at a nearby pharmacy to get some basics, only to learn the next day that they did have some medication, although I've spoken to the owner and he seems to indicate that there isn't any medication, so god know whether they do or don't.