Marebbe Hotel Guide - Limo Lake hotels in Marebbe, Italy.

"Beautiful quaint mountain town. Guests were noisy till late hours. Hotel really nice facilities and excellent breakfast."

"We spontaneously booked an A Frame for the night because of an upcoming thunderstorm on our bike trip. Amazing value for money, all new bathroom facilities in that area. Magnificent nature. Need a bit of patience waiting for service at peak times but totally worth it. "

"We had a great stay!! Everything was great and well taken care of. Chiara was amazing--outstanding customer service and very kind and polite!!"

"Very clean and cozy hotel, quiet and breakfast was delish! Not close to shops. Our room was large and nice, bathroom was slightly dated. "

"The Hotel Rezia is a lovely escape from busy city life. This was our next stop after Venice which was swarming with tourists even in late September. We were perched above the small town of La Villa. Our room was comfortable and clean. I was with my mom and the lack of a bathroom or shower door made things a little awkward as you could look into the shower from the door, front hallway, and the bathroom. There was a wonderful fresh floral scent in the public areas. The spa was unattended and a lovely space for lounging, taking a sauna, or sitting in a jacuzzi outdoors with beautiful mountain views. We opted for half pension, which included breakfast and dinner. Breakfast was a huge bar with breads, fruits, yogurts, cereals, pastries, and meats and cheeses. Dinners included a visit to a fabulous salad bar with roasted vegetables, seeds, beans, fresh vegetables. After the huge salad, there’s a starter, two main courses and dessert. We learned to pace ourselves as it was a lot of food. The second and third nights we did better at not finishing our mains to save room for dessert. The quality of the salad and breakfast buffet was amazing. The prepared dishes were good but not great. The thing I appreciated was not having to pick a new restaurant for every meal. Hiking in the area is so well organized and marked. We discovered the art trail just below the hill from Regis as we were leaving town. I wish we had time to walk that one. Beautiful views, gorgeous landscapes."