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1. Hotel Helvetia Thermal Spa 4s
Hotel Helvetia Thermal Spa 4sAlto Reno Terme
- Experience rejuvenating spa treatments at this suburban hotel with Turkish baths, hot springs, and indoor pool.
₩361,165
₩400,252 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 27 - Oct 28




2. Hotel Santoli
Hotel SantoliAlto Reno Terme
- Restorative alpine spa retreat with hot springs, Turkish hammam, and daily facial treatments for a complete wellness escape.
₩118,737
₩133,620 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 27 - Oct 28




3. Locanda Zita
Locanda ZitaSestola
- Experience blissful serenity at a mountain spa retreat nestled within a scenic regional park.
₩121,541
₩133,695 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 9 - Nov 10




4. Hotel La Cartiera
Hotel La CartieraVignola
- Rejuvenate in this luxury hotel's Afrodite Spa with four treatment rooms, three hot tubs, and a hammam for a complete wellness escape.
₩150,785
₩210,540 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 15 - Oct 16
₩167,203
₩188,437 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 9 - Nov 10




7. Palazzo Loup
Palazzo LoupLoiano
- Rejuvenate at this upscale spa retreat with multiple treatment rooms, a health club, and poolside relaxation space.
₩161,283
₩177,411 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 1 - Nov 2
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Top Gaggio Montano Hotel Reviews
Admiral Park Hotel by Falco D'Oro Hotels
8/10 Good
"Our stay was overall really great. The pool was lovely, there is a sauna but I didn’t get to use it. The breakfast had a nice selection and almost all of the staff were amazing and helpful. A special shout out to the lady that manages breakfast as she seems to remember everyone and makes an extra effort with all guests! The biggest detriment was the night manager on Sunday the 19th. I came downstairs and there was no one at reception so I wandered over to the restaurant to borrow a fork. I didn’t take it off any table that was already prepared but went to the cutlery pile. On the way back I saw the manager at reception and asked if it was ok that I borrowed the fork to show I wasn’t hiding anything or stealing anything and he was patronising and rude over a fork. Other staff members witnessed his attitude and apologised to me after but there no wonder he is a night manager. It might be better if he wasn’t affiliated with the hotel at all as it left a bitter taste in my mouth."



















