Albergo Roma, BW Signature Collection

We've geen there with my daughter and girlfriend. The staff are very polite, room was well organized nice view to hills or castle. The city is nice and there are many cute retail stores and restaurants. The train station is close so you can get to Venice, Udine, Padova, Verone without using your car. The spa was really relaxing. Definitely will go again

We were based at this hotel for our Riviera Travel 'Hidden Italy' holiday. Our room was at the front of the hotel overlooking the city wall & market square. Very comfortable bedroom with smaller en-suite, but with everything we needed. Breakfast was served on the 4th floor: plenty of choice of hot & cold foods; personal choice of coffees brought to our table. Castelfranco Veneto is certainly worth a visit for a day or two.

We stayed there twice - on our way to Umbria and on our way back. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, the hotel‘ decor is so tasteful, free parking is a bonus and the top-floor breakfast room is awesome! We’ll definitely be back !!! The hotel is perfectly situated right across from the city wall and the main piazza. Though the town of Castelfranco was a bit of a detour for us on our journey it was well worth it !

clean, safe place, good breakfast with lots of options. Friendly staff right from the front desk throughout all departments. spacious room

We stayed for 5 nights in beautiful October weather in this very good hotel. The rooms were small but quiet with comfortable beds, good bathrooms, quality towels and bedding and a kettle with tea bags and coffee. It’s well situated with lovely views from the dining room where there’s a wide breakfast selection - there were gluten free options but the continental meats, cheeses, fruit and yoghurts were a better choice. Its within easy walkable access to many restaurants in the town. The staff were extremely helpful in helping us make reservations since, not being a touristy place, we were struggling to do this on our own. It wasn’t flashy but ticked all the boxes for a comfortable stay in a vey Italian setting.

We stayed here for five nights whilst visiting northern Italy with Riviera Travel. It's situated opposite the walls of the medieval castle and close to several restaurants. The hotel has recently been renovated and is an excellent place to stay. There is no restaurant for evening meals but on the top floor, with views of the city, there is a large area where breakfast is served. Here, they offer a wide choice of breads, pastries, cereals, cheeses, meats, and fruit; an incredible buffet. Ours was a bedroom looking out over the castle and market square. We had very comfortable beds, and we loved the hi-tech touch sensitive light switches! Staff were friendly and helpful.

I enjoyed my four (4) night stay at the newly remodeled Albergo Roma. My room fronted the city walls. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. Breakfast was very well done and the 4th floor breakfast room provided an excellent view. Ask for a cappuccino from the bar.

Everything was excellent. The whole place has been recently refurbished to a very high stabdard and the cleanliness everywhere was very good. Lovely breakfast in top floor restaurant overlooking the city walls. All staff pleasant and helpful. The only snag was the lack of an evening meal facility. However the Golden Galleon (Galeon d'Oro) just across the piazza served us well for every night of our stay.

This is a well-run hotel in the centre of Castelfranco opposite the city walls, so a good scenic location. It's also a short walk to everything in the town - shops, bars, banks, supermarket, restaurants, cathedral etc. Breakfast was excellent with hot and cold foods and - best of all - a good selection of gluten-free products including breads, biscuits and cereals. My room was very comfortable although there was no armchair, just an upright chair. The bed was comfortable with a good, firm mattress. Air conditioning worked well and the shower was good. The bathroom was cramped though, with barely enough room to sit on the badly-placed loo. The room had a fridge - stocked with water and soft drinks - and a room safe. The only downside of the hotel was it's bed and breakfast only with no dinner. There are not many restaurants in Castelfranco, although I would definitely recommend Antica Osteria Ai Due Mori, inside the city walls which was excellent - see my review of that.