“Honeymoon Hideaway was Heaven”

My new husband and I had embarked on a driving tour of Europe and ended up in North Eastern Italy. We were looking for somewhere secluded as we had our car, and also picturesque. Villa Tacchi was perfect for our needs. The gravel drive up to the hotel frames it beautifully, the building itself looking sparkling. The air conditioned reception was a blessing during the most intense heat I have experienced. Our room was beautiful, with dark wood furniture and a strong shower. There was also a lovely pool area that was great to relax by during the day and up to quite late at night. There is a restaurant, but it has a fixed menu with many courses and we were honestly too hot to eat that much food! Most of the staff were friendly, however some consider a vodka with coke a complicated drink, this has formed one of our main tales of the trip. Breakfast had all the staples, bread, meat and cheese and plenty of fresh fruit. The is so much to explore around Villalta, we would recommend visiting the local towns for food, in Gazzo there is a spectaular pizzeria, and the staff were very patient with my attempts at Italian! I would say if you are going to stay in this hotel and you want to explore you will need a car, we had day trips to Soave, Marinello and Venice all within a lovely driving distance with gorgeous scenery the whole way. We felt we got a bargain for how beautiful and peaceful the hotel was, and we would definately visit again!

“Will Stay Here Again”

My husband and I went to Vicenza to visit my son who is based there in the Army. He and his wife and our first grandchild live off base in Grossa. Villa Tacchi is within 3 or 4 miles from their home. It is in the country and has a beautiful setting with a garden, a pond with ducks, swans and geese, and an old church attached to the hotel. They have a complimentary breakfast with cheese, some meats, and pastries. There is a restaurant at the hotel but is open only for dinner. We did not eat there as we spent time with our son at his home or at a restaurant in Vicenza. The hotel has shutters that you can open at night to get cool air. They do not have the air conditioning or heating turned on in the fall seasons. We felt safe doing this since we were on the 3rd floor which is where most of the rooms are and it was in the country with not a lot of traffic. Since we were visiting in October, we had nice cool breezes coming into the room. However, the breezes did blow some leaves into the room. If you do not have family nearby, it would be advisable to rent a car to see the sites as Vicenza is a few miles away. The rooms were clean, large and had antique furniture. The maids did not appear to speak English, but were very efficient. The people at the hotel desk were very friendly. We plan to stay at Villa Tacchi again. On some days you could smell cows, but then again, it's in the country.

“hotel villa tacchi”

posto tranquillo e distensivo. Atmosfera di altri tempi, romantica.

“Gepflegtes Haus, schöner Pool, ruhige Lage!”

Die Villa Tacchi ist wenige Fahrminuten von Vicenza entfernt, liegt aber so weit außerhalb, dass es absolut ruhig ist. Die Zimmer sind klimatisert. Es wird ein sehr gutes Menu angeboten. Der Pool ist groß genug, es gibt viele Liegestühle zum Entspannen. Das Haus ist als Ausgangsbasis für einen Venedig-Besuch geeignet. Von Vicenza kommt man in 45 Minuten mit dem Zug am Canal Grande an!

“Gabriele G”

Ottimo Hotel. Tranquillo e d'atmosfera. Peccato che il lunedì il ristorante sa chiuso e il posto più vicino dove mangiare è Vicenza, ma per il resto tutto ok.

“villa tacchi: gusto antico”

un hotel dal sapore antico, con tanto di vasca palladiana, immerso nella tranquilla campagna vicentino-padovana

“Das Hotel liegt für meine Begriffe ideal für eine Erkundung der Umgebung von Vincenza”

Das Hotel ist ausgezeichnet - kann man ruhe suchende Gäste jederzeit empfehlen. Der Ausblick auf die Alpen ist super! Einzig der in Italien omnipräsente Fernseher z.B. beim Frühstück nervt.

“Gerne wieder”

Schönes Ambiente, sehr sauber, sehr freundliches Personal, ruhig aber gut gelegen als Ausgangspunkt für Padua-Verona-Vincenza, nur etwas spärliches Frühstück aber gute Qualität.