Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa
Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa
Via Castello 5, 35036 Montegrotto Terme Italy
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#18 of 22 hotels in Montegrotto TermeLocation
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The hotel has 47 elegant and bright rooms with LCD TV, air conditioning, safe and fridge. It is surrounded by a wide green park. It has a spa, thermal swimming pools with jacuzzi, mud and beauty treatment. Well located, it has a perfect position to visit Venice and other cities in Vento.
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Property amenities
Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Fitness Center with Gym / Workout Room
Pool
Free breakfast
Bicycle rental
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
Wifi
Fitness / spa locker rooms
Sauna
Hot tub
Indoor pool
Outdoor pool
Heated pool
Fence around pool
Bar / lounge
Restaurant
Breakfast buffet
Swimup bar
Poolside bar
Banquet room
Spa
Facial treatments
Hammam
Hot spring bath
Massage
Steam room
Baggage storage
Currency exchange
Sun loungers / beach chairs
Sun umbrellas
Laundry service
Room features
Air conditioning
Private balcony
Room service
Safe
Telephone
Flatscreen TV
Room types
Non-smoking rooms
Family rooms
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HOTEL STYLE
Quaint
Mountain View
Languages Spoken
German, Italian
Location
Via Castello 5, 35036 Montegrotto Terme Italy
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Getting there
Somewhat walkable
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Grade: 64 out of 100
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10 Restaurants
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I think the environment is really relaxing and the thermal bath are beautiful, you can also enjoy an amazing sunset. The rooms are perfect and the terrace is too. My only disappointment is the food. Last night we got a first course flavorless and an overcooked fish as main with boiled rock-hard potatoes without even Salt and a boiled zucchini, I feel like I am eating in a hospital. But I guess is worthed the beauty of the place and the kindness of the people who work here.
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Date of stay: April 2018Trip type: Traveled with family
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We loved this hotel in spite of the fact that the room we had was old. If you go, definitely ask for a renovated room. The staff's helpfulness makes up for the shortcomings of a modern room. The food is good and plenty, and the thermal pools are very nice, with lots of room for all to be able to enjoy. I want to mention again that Antonella at the reception, as well as Elisa, both of Maitre'Ds while we were there, and the waitress (I think her name is Ilaria whom I would steal in a second if I owned a restaurant), as well as the young man whose name I don't remember (who helped with our wines) were all outstanding. The pool restaurant also has very good salads and the wait staff there is also most helpful and give you great service. All in all our experience was a very positive one.
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Date of stay: August 2016Trip type: Traveled with family
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Room Tip: Must ask for a renovated room.
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I had the chance to visit it lately during day time but also in the evening. The architecture of its pools is not my favorite in the region but the surrounding nature is breath taking! The hotel is well equipped and one can enjoy several facilities paying one entrance but it's utterly moving from one area to another that strikes you with this smooth marriage between the hotel and nature, the water flowing from a source that can be pictured from the bridge connecting different parts of the hotel, the lights effects in the evening when the sky is clear ..The service of the bar by the inner pool is also nice let along the price of the bottle of water!
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Date of stay: April 2016Trip type: Traveled with friends
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I visited this hotel for an evening spa and bath. It all was good but I had purchased an “aperibox” which was supposed to be a nice thing and turned out to be the worst service. The booking does not tell you what food will be included nor anyone asked if I had dietary requirements so ended up with a pasta with a meat sauce, ham and salmon… and I am vegetarian! And when I asked for something else please, the waiter told me I should have said I was vegetarian and that they would give me nothing else! I paid 69 euros for the night. Seems to me that you could use a bit of courtesy given that your pre ordering system does not allow to include dietary requirements!!!
the way the waiter treated me was unbelievably rude for a place that plays the posh spa. I really do not think it is worth the experience nor the price. Very disappointed.
the way the waiter treated me was unbelievably rude for a place that plays the posh spa. I really do not think it is worth the experience nor the price. Very disappointed.
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Date of stay: December 2021Trip type: Traveled with friends
Room Tip: Yes, avoid this place. They are rude
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Very nice experience. It’s three different experiences. There are the very nice lodges off the main hotel, which is a very very nice time. Then there are the regular budget hotel rooms. Then just day passes to the pools.
The lodges have their own amenities such as aa jacuzzi or sauna or steam room based on which you choose. They also include a bracelet that gives you access to the Nero spa at any time for free. The regular hotel does not come with this. This was a nice surprise and a highlight of the trip. It is a very nice and beautiful spa.
The pools are great. Not crowded at all. The pool bar makes a great coffee and snacks. It caters to guests and day visitors.
I found the hotel restaurant to be lacking and much preferred walking ten minutes into town for food. I preferred breakfast at the pool bar over the hotel breakfast. The German tourists were big fans of the buffet and beelined for it right in the beginning of dinner.i saw the British, Italians, and other Americans found it off putting that dishes were not refilled after being devoured in the first five minutes and individual orders weren’t really taken in order of when they were sat down, but rather in proximity of the kitchen order. I waited about thirty minutes to put my order in even tho I didn’t really touch the buffet. For those of us who just wanted a quick easy and tasty dinner, it was not that. I did not try the pool restaurant for dinner, it likely would have been a more pleasant experience. Both “mama” restaurants in town were good.
Everyone was very nice. The reception staff especially. There’s typical language barriers and things aren’t explained very clearly as in amenities and parking spots and where to go in the beginning, but these were just small hiccups on a nice stay. The day visitors seem to constantly go to the wrong entrance to check in, some signs in Italian would likely be helpful.
My only real complaint is the toilet paper. The lodges are an expensive experience compared to the more budget friendly day pass or hotel rooms. But the toilet paper in the lodges was very very rough.
The lodges have their own amenities such as aa jacuzzi or sauna or steam room based on which you choose. They also include a bracelet that gives you access to the Nero spa at any time for free. The regular hotel does not come with this. This was a nice surprise and a highlight of the trip. It is a very nice and beautiful spa.
The pools are great. Not crowded at all. The pool bar makes a great coffee and snacks. It caters to guests and day visitors.
I found the hotel restaurant to be lacking and much preferred walking ten minutes into town for food. I preferred breakfast at the pool bar over the hotel breakfast. The German tourists were big fans of the buffet and beelined for it right in the beginning of dinner.i saw the British, Italians, and other Americans found it off putting that dishes were not refilled after being devoured in the first five minutes and individual orders weren’t really taken in order of when they were sat down, but rather in proximity of the kitchen order. I waited about thirty minutes to put my order in even tho I didn’t really touch the buffet. For those of us who just wanted a quick easy and tasty dinner, it was not that. I did not try the pool restaurant for dinner, it likely would have been a more pleasant experience. Both “mama” restaurants in town were good.
Everyone was very nice. The reception staff especially. There’s typical language barriers and things aren’t explained very clearly as in amenities and parking spots and where to go in the beginning, but these were just small hiccups on a nice stay. The day visitors seem to constantly go to the wrong entrance to check in, some signs in Italian would likely be helpful.
My only real complaint is the toilet paper. The lodges are an expensive experience compared to the more budget friendly day pass or hotel rooms. But the toilet paper in the lodges was very very rough.
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from Terme Preistoriche, Servizi per gli ospiti/front office at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa
Responded Oct 24, 2023
Dear guest, Thank you very much for the time you dedicated to our Resort. Your review is very well built and offers a complete point of view. We try our very best in order to give you the best experience every time and we guarantee you that we will take care of studying ways to improve and make your stay with us more relaxing and enjoyable. Thank you again for sharing. Looking forward to hearing from you again Kind regards Lorenzo - Reception
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We visited with my extended family and spend new year’s eve at this lovely place. I have to say the service is excellent, very professional staff. The selected live music was top notch, very good selection of food delicately prepared and served. Rooms are clean and warm, and the pools are amazingly relaxing and inviting. I am definetely going back to revisit and absolutely reccomend it to people who value quality vacations. Excellent! Keep up the good work!
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Date of stay: December 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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Response from Terme Preistoriche, Servizi per gli ospiti/front office at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa
Responded Jan 6, 2024
Dear guest, Thank you for this kind words and for this wonderful evaluation. This new year's eve celebration requested our maximum effort and all the love we have for this job. Fortunately we received a wonderful feedback from our guests of the hotel and the pools that decided to be our guests for this event. Thank you for coming. Looking forward to hearing from you again. Kind regards Lorenzo - Reception
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Just been there today, with friends and their child,the swimming pool is large and hot. The place seems very crowded on sundays and unfortunately full of young couples performing part of the underwater kamasutra. The bath attendant was probably somewhere else or non exsistent. Best regards Giuseppe Boscaro
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Date of stay: January 2014Trip type: Traveled with friends
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We spent the day in the Spa. This is a gem and a wonderful place to unwind. We spent all day relaxing in the sunshine and then swimming in this wonderful swimming pool at the foot of a hill immersed in nature. Then the sauna, the Turkish bath helped us relax even more. The surroundings at night are magical, especially when the pool becomes full of changing colours in the moonlight. Amazing.
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Date of stay: April 2019Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Only 10x as expensive and twice as full.
Wr visited the thermal pools in this hotel as a family for the day... 39 euros each (same price for children) for no more than you would get in your local public pool.
Very disappointed.
Wr visited the thermal pools in this hotel as a family for the day... 39 euros each (same price for children) for no more than you would get in your local public pool.
Very disappointed.
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Date of stay: August 2017Trip type: Traveled with family
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A belle époque number that still has many old details, though not all. Don't be put off by the Titanic interior. Its very charming in the flesh, if not 100% period. The room is not the highlight here (through it was perfectly fine). Breakfast was. The fruit was fantastic. The croissant filled with custard was great. Best breakfast I have had in ages in a hotel. And I have had a few. Then there were the pools- soothing would cover it. And as they are warm you can spend all day in them getting pulverised by water jets and bubbles. They pools have a public and guest only area which means on weekends you still have peace in the guest only area. Its circa 40 minutes to Venetia by car and the windy road a long the river from Padua has many amazing houses and buildings on it. There is also a really nice park in the hills about 10 minutes drive away and lots of quaint eateries. The staff were friendly too and were very good with the kids. I had a couple of treatments as it is a thermal retreat after all. I lean towards the therapeutic versus the soft sort of massages. Neck and back were well taken care of. And if you have sinus issues, try the steamer. If it doesn't clear the nose, it certainly thoroughly cleans the face. And its all solid value for money too. A very solid recommendation and we will be heading back one day for sure.
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Date of stay: July 2017Trip type: Traveled with family
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Room Tip: We had a superior room as they were recently refurbished.
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Check with them first but on Tuesdays it should be quiet. If you book online they won't charge your card and you still have to pay when you arrive it's just a precaution for them if you don't turn up.
Dear Viono,
for hygienic reasons, in public swimming pools, chlorine or alternative chemicals are compulsory even in case of thermal spring water.
The swimming pools are open Monday to Sunday, from 9.30 am to 12.00 pm.
Best regards,
Angela Stoppato
Si è obbligatoria .. scusa il ritardo
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PRICE RANGE
$219 - $263 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ItalyVenetoProvince of PaduaMontegrotto Terme
NUMBER OF ROOMS
47
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Frequently Asked Questions about Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa
Which popular attractions are close to Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Nearby attractions include Duomo dei Santi Pietro ed Eliseo (0.2 miles), Villa Meneghini del Negro (0.2 miles), and Il Desiderio (0.2 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include an indoor pool, a swimup bar, and free wifi.
What food & drink options are available at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Guests can enjoy a swimup bar, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
Is parking available at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Conveniently located restaurants include Pasticceria Dalla Bona, Weinstube Colle Berta, and La Volpe.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Yes, guests have access to an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a sauna during their stay.
Is Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.4 miles away from the center of Montegrotto Terme.
Are pets allowed at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including German and Italian.
Are there any historical sites close to Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Abbazia di S. Maria di Praglia (3.4 miles), Monastero Di San Daniele (1.1 miles), and Villa Molin (3.6 miles).
Does Terme Preistoriche Resort & Spa have any great views?
Yes, guests often enjoy the mountain view available here.