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"There are so many different Lake Garda Hotels, you are sure to find the perfect place to stay"
The Hotel Sogno at San Felice
Lake Garda Hotels
There are loads of hotels to choose from, each with its own unique location and character. Most are small to medium in size, probably offering from 10 to 30 rooms. You will also find a few larger hotels with 100+ rooms, but
these are uncommon around Lake Garda. A lot of hotels are quite old with loads of character and charm, although you will find some more modern hotels around the lake
close to the popular watersports locations or themeparks.
Gardaland hotel, near Peschiera
Lake Garda Hotels - Surroundings
Many hotels occupy the prime lakeside locations or spots which have great views of the lake. The hills and mountains surrounding the lake mean that even if you are set back from the lake, you can still
get beautiful views over the lake to the mountains. Many hotels are decked in colourful flowers and some have lovely gardens to relax in. The hotels in the centre of towns often have limited plots, but being close to all the
shops, restaurants, lakefront and ports can more than make up for this. It really depends on what type of an environment suits you best and what you hope to do when you are on holiday.
Hotel Vittoria, at Riva
Lake Garda Hotels - Types
You can find hotels around Lake Garda ranging from 1 to 5 star ratings. There are by far the most falling into the 3 star category but you will also find a good selection
of 4 star and some 5 star for those who enjoy being pampered. The is also a range of 2 star hotels for those who have a smaller budget. Prices vary between hotels found in
the same star rating as they offer different benefits, locations and surroundings. Most hotels will include a continental style breakfast within the price and you can
select half board or full board in many hotels.
Locanda San Verolo hotel, at Bardolino
Lake Garda Hotels - Facilities
A lot of hotels will have swimming pools or will be on the lakeside. Some have both, but the very mountainous terrain on some parts of the lake means that space can be
at a premium. Some hotels located nearer the edge of towns have more secluded locations and gardens while those found in the centre by the lake often have terraces with
lakeside dining open to the public.
Some larger hotels offer more facilities such as hot tubs, gyms and other sporting facilities. There are hotels which have extensive facilities for surfers, bikers, golfers or tennis players, for example. Some specialise in beauty and health treatments and have their own spas or
treatment centres. Most hotels have their own parking, but this can get quite busy sometimes, and access into some places is very tight, so it pays to check this out if you have a
large vehicle.
The Hotel Degli Oleandri, at Sirmione
Take a look at over 150 Lake Garda hotels
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