Padua

Hidden away in a leafy corner of one of the lanes that twist away from Piazza delle Erbe, this hotel boasts classy rooms in various styles. — Lonely Planet

The delightfully funky surroundings include sponge-painted walls, brush-painted chandeliers, and some views of the spires and cupolas of the Basilica di Sant'Antonio. — Fodor's

Situated close to many of the city’s main sights, this hotel is very good value for money. The comfortable rooms are clean and modern. — DK Eyewitness

One of the best-situated hotels in the city provides tastefully renovated rooms that tend toward the minimalist without being severe; they also have the rare virtue of being absolutely quiet. — Fodor's

The Methis has 59 rooms spread over four floors—each an homage to one of the four elements. — Condé Nast Traveler

A five-star stay in a relaxing wine and spa region, with breakfast, restaurant and spa discounts and more. — Jetsetter

In the pedestrianised area of Abano, this hotel offers indoor and outdoor pools to help you make the most of the thermal waters. Gym and tennis court. — Michelin Guide

Wellness-focused facilities cater to individual guest needs in a healing Italian setting.  — Gayot

The only campground in Padua province, this sprawling complex is 15km from the city centre via city bus M from the train station. — Lonely Planet

Large rooms with unfussy decor; those at the back have views over the canal and the lovely Ponte Molino. — Rough Guide

An attractive hotel in an Art Nouveau villa with fine views over the Colli Euganei. — Michelin Guide

A big, comfortable hotel with opulent rooms and a vast restaurant. — DK Eyewitness

This is the nearest campsite to Padua – 15km south of the city centre, but frequent trains take around 15min; a very upmarket site, it not only has a swimming pool but thermal baths too. — Rough Guide

The three rooms at this cosy B&B are furnished traditionally, with parquet floors and antique-style beds; one has its own bathroom and one a sunny private terrace. — Rough Guide

Eight airy rooms, not all en suite, in a quiet quarter of town within the city walls. The friendly signora speaks no English but she keeps her one-star establishment clean. — Rough Guide

Situated close to many of the city’s main sights, this hotel is very good value for money. The comfortable rooms are clean and modern. — DK Eyewitness

Popular with groups coming to pay their respects to St Anthony across the road... Somewhat reminiscent of student accommodation, though the rooms are comfortable and most have en-suite bathrooms. — Rough Guide