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"We were one of the first guests in the Residenza Alto Garda so everything was brand new and very nicely furnished. The apartments are spacious, modern and clean. Location is few minutes walking from the beach and few steps away from the Riva promenade/historic center. There is parking just outside the building. There are also other extras as bike storage, ping pong table, game room, outside chill-out terrace etc. Definetely one of the nicest places we've been to recently. "

"Rooms are very dated and were not overly clean. Accommodation states that rooms have air conditioning, this is not the case, they have a plug in fan which is in no way sufficient during 34 deg C heat, very uncomfortable sleeping conditions. Arrived to be told that keys need to be collected from office in Bardolino (several KMs away) due to Covid, this was not communicated in advance, luckily we had a hire car others did not. Key pick up is also a disaster as they handle the keys for many...

"Great location, only 15 minute walk into the town. Property super clean, pool area fab and lots of grean space! Only minor but useful to have some baby safety, eg stair gate in apartment and something on the balcony as gap under the railings. Overall great stay!"

"The hotel is in great location, the room is really nice and clean and Caroline was very friendly and helpful. We were sorry we couldn't stay longer."

"Character apartment with glimpses of lake view, tastefully appointed with very nice and helpful hosts. Very good restaurants just a few meters away. Would recommend it to anyone!"

"It could use some updating but met all our expectations. They were very nice and accommodating. It was close to the lake with direct access. We had a few ants but they came quickly and sprayed all around the wall base and that took care of them. The kitchen had most all necessary items however there was no oven. In our apartment the parking was to small for our vehicle but they offered alternate parking close by. We went to Venice by train and Verona by car. "