Located in Ferrara, Princess Art Hotel offers air-conditioned accommodations, 2461 feet from Este Castle. Ferrara Cathedral is a 10-minute walk away.
Amy
United States of America
Princess Art Hotel is a little gem. The room was a combination of historic and comfort. The view looking over the garden was charming and the room was quiet. You are able to rent bikes on-sight which was very convenient. The breakfast was scrumptious and two blocks down is gelato, a few outside bar/cafes and restaurants. The location was perfect both for riding the town wall and walking to the sites downtown. Finally- the front desk staff were amazingly friendly and helpful!
The Hotel Europa is located in an ancient palace in the heart of the city. Completely restored and equipped with the most up-to-date comforts, the Europa maintains its old style and own tradition.
james
United States of America
Noble old building in perfect location on block from the Este castle in the heart of city. Very accommodating.
Featuring a garden, Duchessa Isabella Collection by Uappala Hotels offers elegant rooms 1969 feet from Ferrara’s Este Castle. WiFi is available in public areas.
Set in the heart of Ferrara, Hotel Carlton is 5 minutes' walk from Ferrara Cathedral, the Opera House and the town's castle with moat. It offers free Wi-Fi, private parking and bike rental.
Located on Via Bologna, one of the main streets in Ferrara, this hotel’s strategic position allows you to reach the A13 Bologna-Padova motorway in just a few minutes.
Laura
United States of America
The room was large and comfortable. The bathroom shower was good.
Located within Cona's Sant'Anna Hospital and University, the Foresteria Sant'Anna is just 0.6 mi from the Raccordo Stradale Ferrara - Porto Garibaldi, and 5 mi from the center of Ferrara.
Corte Arcangeli offers sport facilities, free Wi-Fi and 3 outdoor pools. This Renaissance country villa is located in Ferrara’s suburbs, a 5-minute drive from the city center and hospital.
In the heart of Ferrara, Hotel De Prati a 2-minute walk from the Opera House and a quarter mile from the Diamond Palace. It features air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a satellite TV.
Susan
Australia
Great location near the centre of town. Good breakfasts that featured lovely home made baked quiches and cakes. Welcoming hosts with great local knoweldge.
The Hotel Orologio is located next to the ancient walls of Ferrara, easily reached from the A13 highway. The property provides friendly service, free Wi-Fi, and elegant rooms.
Jasmine
United States of America
The rooms were surprisingly very spacious. That is rare in Italy. Great staff. Very polite and helpful. Typical Italian breakfast. Hotel is a bit dated but not unusual for Europe.
Offering free WiFi and a panoramic city-view terrace, Hotel Torre della Vittoria is located on the 3rd floor of a building in central Ferrara, within 656 feet of the Estense Castleand 164 feet of the...
Pleasant communication, perfect location. I'll be back.
Hotel Astra is set in the heart of Ferrara, a 10-minute walk from Ferrara Station. Its modern rooms come with a flat-screen TV with Mediaset Premium channels, air conditioning and soundproofing.
Set within a farmhouse and the adjoining barn, the hotel combines the tranquility of the countryside with the convenience of being just a few minutes from Ferrara city center. WiFi throughout is free.
Located on Via Bologna, one of the main streets in Ferrara, this hotel’s strategic position allows you to reach the A13 Bologna-Padova motorway in just a few minutes.
good for overnight, close to a small shopping center
Offering free Wi-Fi, Da Santo Hotel Ristorante Pizzeria lies 3.1 mi from Ferrara. It features a pizzeria restaurant serving local and national cuisine, along with fish and meat dishes.
Camera spaziosa, parcheggio gratis davanti all’hotel
The Maxxim Hotel is housed in a striking 15th-century palace, once a Count’s residence. This antique building is full of charm and maintains its original arches, marbles and tapestries.
Great location, nice rooms, exceptional restaurant
Hotel Lucrezia Borgia is a 3-star establishment surrounded by a 13123 ft² beautiful park and located in the South of the city, near Il Castello shopping center.
La posizione perfetta rispetto a dove dovevo andare
Radisson Hotel Ferrara is a modern, functional hotel, offering a comfortable stay whether you’re in Ferrara on business, or to admire the Este Family city and its charming surroundings.
Excellent staff. Clean comfortable room. Very nice stay
Antica Corte Hotel Residence is set in the center of Ferrara, housed in an elegant 15th century building in a tranquil area close to all of the city’s major attractions.
Fantastiskt läge och en väldigt trevlig värd. Mycket prisvärt
Corte Arcangeli offers sport facilities, free Wi-Fi and 3 outdoor pools. This Renaissance country villa is located in Ferrara’s suburbs, a 5-minute drive from the city center and hospital.
Location affascinante, personale super accogliente e pet friend!
Featuring a garden, Duchessa Isabella Collection by Uappala Hotels offers elegant rooms 1969 feet from Ferrara’s Este Castle. WiFi is available in public areas.
Located in Ferrara, 1.7 miles from Ferrara Station, Hotel Le Corti provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge. This 2-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Stanze pulite, confortevoli, buona la prima colazione.
FAQs about hotels in Ferrara
On average, 3-star hotels in Ferrara cost $122 per night, and 4-star hotels in Ferrara are $124 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Ferrara can be found for $117 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $134 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Ferrara for tonight. You'll pay around $133 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Ferrara will cost around $92, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Ferrara was a haven for the arts during the Renaissance and much of this is still evident today. The powerful Este family held court in the multi-turreted Estense Castle, protected by a moat and drawbridge, and they were illustrious patrons of artists and authors.
Bellini, Piero della Francesca and Titian all perfected their strokes here, and the university houses parts of Ludovico Ariosto’s original manuscript of his epic poem – Orlando Furioso – containing allegorical references to his sponsors. The family is also depicted in Palazzo Schifanoia’s detailed fresoces, and the Palazzo dei Diamanti gallery displays works commissioned from the School of Ferrara.
Some Este tombs are in Corpus Domini Monastery and another is in the ornate cathedral whose three-gabled façade overlooks the crenellated town hall. Both line Piazza di Trento e Trieste, the main square where locals come to socialise. Another popular square is green Piazza Ariostea.
The Este strengthened their position through marriage alliances with the influential Borgia, Medici and Gonzaga families, but they didn’t have it all their own way. Ferrara’s well-preserved city walls were built for defence, and ardent opponent of the Renaissance, Savonarola, was born in this UNESCO World Heritage city.
Surrounding cobbled streets house many luxury Ferrara hotels, cheap apartments and B&Bs near the train station, available on Booking.com.
Ferrara, City of the Renaissance, and its Po Delta, situated...
Ferrara, City of the Renaissance, and its Po Delta, situated within the Emilia Romagna region of Italy, is a remarkable cultural landscape. The area comprises the urban centre of Ferrara and adjoining agricultural lands within the ancient and vast Po River Delta.
Balázs
Hungary
10
Scored 10
Ferrara is a little gem, the town is not packed with...
Ferrara is a little gem, the town is not packed with tourists, it's very pleasant, full of interesting palaces and it has interesting history.
Like almost everywhere in Italy it's has a lot of affordable pleasant places where you can enjoy the tasty dishes of local cuisine and a glass or two of good quality wine.
Barbara
Slovenia
10
Scored 10
A compact walkable city filled with Renaissance buildings...
A compact walkable city filled with Renaissance buildings and unique cuisine from the Renaissance. Locals were proud of their city -- passionately proud. The bus drivers were helpful, and the locals were helpful and friendly.
Laura
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
An old walled town with an amazing Castle and a great art...
An old walled town with an amazing Castle and a great art gallery (on a par with Bologna). A day trip to Comacchio and Ravenna is about 200km and well worth taking the time to see the Po Estuary and the Ravenna mosaics. I hired a car from Morini for Euro 45 and 15 for fuel. Hire a bike and view the palaces and museums as well as ride around the outside of the town walls.
Donald
Australia
10
Scored 10
We spent 2 days and nights in Ferrara and it was a rewarding...
We spent 2 days and nights in Ferrara and it was a rewarding visit. If you are going to stay in Ferrara, we highly recommend Triquetra - rooms for rent for location, value, cleanliness, comfort, the "coffee room" and especially the host Antonino. The town has numerous sites & museums which are almost all included in the MyFerrara pass which, for 22 euro a person for 3 days and 2 nights, also covers your city tax of 1.5 euro p.p. a day (after a little paperwork at the B&B). The medieval streets of the old town are interesting to wander in - they have a very 'real' feel. Sightseeing highlights are climbing the Lions Tower in the Castle, the Palazzo Schifanoia, Casa Romei and the Archaeological Museum. Also the small Cathedral museum for it's collection of scribed and illuminated texts. Unfortunately the cathedral is under heavy renovation at the moment so it's difficult to see much. For dinner, you must try Osteria I Quattro Angeli on the square behind the castle - get the lamb chops (if you eat lamb chops)...amazing. Also, very nice service staff.
Robert&Carolyn
Canada
8.0
Scored 8.0
While definitely secondary to to the larger cities of...
While definitely secondary to to the larger cities of Bologna and Verona (the two main cities on my itinerary), Ferrara is also worth visiting for a day or so. (I can't compare it to Parma or other similar-sized cities in the vicinity unfortunately.)
It has an attractive historical centre that's nice to walk around. The main attraction is the castle, which is a museum, but there are other worthwhile museums in the city. Particularly Palazzo Schifanoia, with its impressive frescos. And the long alleys of the old Jewish quarter were interesting.
The hotel exceeded all my expectations, and I highly recommend staying in this hotel in Ferrara. The hotel is very close to the train station, and just few minutes (around 10) walking from the city center. The staff was very nice and helpful, and I particularly acknowledge because they provided a gluten free option for me for the breakfast. The breakfast was amazing with several options.
This is a lovely, well-furnished apartment within walking distance of most Ferrara attractions. The kitchen is more than adequate, the beds comfortable and the apartment was full of light from both windows and sky lights. The hosts made helpful recommendations about where to eat and what to see. They offered to book a taxi for us. We would easily choose to stay here again.
The best place I have stayed in Italy! In the heart of Ferrara, perfectl for sightseeing, yet quiet and comfortable. Beautiful building of the casa Minerbi overlooking the old garden and have the remains of frescoes from the 14th century (I love it!!). I really hope I can come back here someday.
Fantastic hotel a short walk to the centre of Ferrara. The very large and clean room was extremely well-equipped with a coffee machine, fridge and exercise bike. The welcoming bottle of prosecco was a lovely touch. Unsecure parking is a 10-minute walk away and cost €2.80 for an overnight stay.
wonderful staff; hotel in perfect location. Room very clean and comfortable, very comfy bed, too. I was sick for the first three days of my stay and they brought me a breakfast tray each morning, delivered my Uber Eats meals to my room and were unfailingly kind and helpful throughout my stay.
Best place You can get in Ferrara nearby. You have Your own flat, and owners are the most kind people I've met in Italy! Rooms are big, nice bathroom and fully functional kitchen. If You want to feel like you never left your lovely home that's the place!
The hotel is located in the heart of the historic center, with a panoramic view of the castle. Our room is clean, spacious and very comfortable. The front desk staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast is good and included in the price. Excellent value!
Lovely modern hotel near the heart of Ferrara. Rooms were large and bright. Breakfast was done well. And we appreciated the water station (3 Euro) to fill the water bottles. We were there for the comfort festival which was very close by.
This hotel was in the perfect part of town to go to the city Centro. I think her name was Francesca at the front desk, The evening we came in, she was very, very helpful about places to see, distances, restaurants and parking. 
Very nice small hotel 100 m from the Ferrara castle. The hotel staff was extremely helpful and friendly!! The room was tidy well equipped wifi was OK. Breakfasts were very tasty. Air-conditioning working fine. I highly recommend
This was the second time I stayed at this hotel for it is close to the Buskers festival and central to the historic area. I will stay again for a perfect place and the owner is a wonderful person.
The hotel is conveniently located near the train station,but it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the center. The bed is very comfortable,the room has a safe,fridge and kettle.
Everything.. Best staff ever, specially luca,the bartender and everyone at the hotel. Best lokation. Next time i go to italy i will go to ferrera and i thats my hotel. Thanks
Lots if room to spread outside inside,but also the lovely garden to sit in as well. Perfectly located in the historic center if Ferrara; we could walk everywhere!
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