Valeggio sul Mincio Hotel Guide - Cavour Aquatic Park hotels in Valeggio sul Mincio, Italy.

"The house was quite spacious for our group of only six. We used the dining room and kitchen as our main points for having breakfast before heading out and gathering. One day, however, we stayed home for lunch and enjoyed relaxing by the pool and taking a break from the sightseeing. Thanks to our hosts."

"Stunning property, off the beaten path, with a great deal of potential. Lucia and Michele are warm and helpful hosts - feel like we have made new friends. Veronica was a great chef: if you have the opportunity, definitely opt for the in-house dining - some of the best that we have experienced in Italy. Intimate and reasonably priced. Would love to visit again!"

"Hard to cite anything that didn’t go right or needs improvement. This property is an experience. Beautiful food ( our breakfast was included), suite towels and linens were lovely, and the staff sincerely tries to anticipate your every need. The grounds are heavenly, with many little alcoves and niches to sit and soak up the nature. We didn’t get to enjoy the pool because it rained. Our room did have a strange semi-sheer curtain on the glass door that let in light from outdoors all night. A dark shade would be a good addition. "

"Beautiful and peaceful "

"We’ve just returned from a week staying here and it was our first experience of a Eurocamp. The good: - 24 hour reception and easy check in - accommodation was clean - Beds were made up on arrival - Lots of towels were provided - Hand soap and body/hair wash was provided - there was air con in the accommodation - On-site food places were only slightly more expensive than offsite - There was a free road train to take you from top of the park to the entertainment centre, this was great as we were completely the other end to all the entertainment. It did only run at certain times of the day though so not hugely convenient. - There’s lots of small playgrounds around The bad parts: - the kitchen was very basic there was no oven, kettle or toaster so it was difficult to be self-catering. - the accommodation units are packed in very closely together so you can hear neighbours conversations, chairs scraping and just general movements at all times of day/night - Not sure if this is a common thing abroad but you have to wear yellow wristbands for the duration of your stay. Trying to get a child to wear this is a nightmare and it highlights you as a tourist when you visit nearby places which made me feel nervous of being targeted for theft. - Booking through a third party limits your options to report problems. We had a fault with our aircon unit on day 2 and couldn’t use the web app to report it because we had booked through hotels.com so had to go to reception to report it."