Bologna Hotel Guide. Independent Hotels in Central Station, Bologna, Italy

Just a short walk from the train stazione (there is a bus to/from the airport BLQ every 15 minutes -- costs 6 Euros). Hotel is 4 star -- clean and modern. My room was small (normal for Italy) but the ceiling was higher than in any room I've ever stayed in. Some street noise if you face Independiza. But a pleasant walk to Piaza Magiore. Lots of restaurants nearby. The restaurant in the hotel is supposedly excellent but I didn't try it. Also didn't try their running area -- next time.

Great hotel. Excellent customer service. Great location

We enjoyed our stay at the Europa, an old style elegant hotel. Very well located to the train station and an easy walk to the centre of the city. The room was spacious and well appointed. Great bed and bedding and the bathroom unusually large. The breakfast room is lovey with a full range of foods. For the most part the staff were pleasant, but not overly helpful. They responded to requests, but didn't offer any information about the wi-fi connection, city maps or tours, etc., unless asked. The wi-fi arrangement is very odd. You receive a password for 1 hour per person for each 24 hours.

Lovely Hotel, friendly and helpful staff. Great location across the road from the station and a short ealj intk centre of Bologna. Highly recommend UNA Hotel.

Excellent : (1) location (2) comfort (3) service (4) buffet breakfast All the above @ good price point. Highly recommended

The hotel is few blocks from the train station. The breakfast is good and rooms just perfect. Very clean. I had the chance to meet the owner of the hotel who was attending passengers. He was very kind. I suggest this hotel because it has a good rate quality/price.

The staff were the friendliest I have come across, and a pleasure to deal with. The room was comfortable and I could use a kettle to make tea. The hotel had so many facilities that I wish I had been there longer to utilise them. The breakfast was delicious. Lots of choice and a beautifully furnished breakfast room. This was the first time I could get sliced bread and eggs that were something other than hard boiled.

It is very good place to stay for the price. Location is great, close to the train station and public transportation. The worst thing was to find a reception ( far from the room and it was something I never experienced) The staff were very helpful and nice and they woke me up at 4:00 in the morning.

Arrived early and welcomed and shown to lovely room with all that's needed for city 1 night stay. Staff couldn't have been more helpful. Even gave us a lift to the trade fair in rain when taxis too busy. Hooray for friendliness and great central location at fair price.

This is a very functional building with five bathrooms, each with toilet, shower, bidet and sink on each of 3 floors with about 12 group rooms on each floor. Take ear plugs: you hear your neighbours snoring and kids playing in the uncarpeted hall. But the windows are very tall and can be opened. The heating is quite fast and comfortable (hums). The advantages are that you are 10 minutes' walk from the train station, 5 minutes from a park with huge old trees, and about 12 minutes' walk from Piazza Maggiore. Also, the staff was mostly helpful and spoke some English. Breakfast is sketchy, get there by 07:30 if you want croissants. I paid ca. 365 English pounds in March 2014 for a return flight from Munich and 4 nights in a single room with breakfast. Fresh woven towels every morning and your bed is made. I would stay there again because I like the location near the park and it's affordable. Another guest in a single room said she paid 70€ per night during the Book Fair - and 35€ at other times. Cheap and cheerful.