Erïk Langer Pedrocchi Suites

Our front door gave us trouble, but someone fixed it within an hour. We stayed one night in one of the smaller apartments. The central location may explain why it was expensive, but cleanliness really needed work. There was a huge mould stain on the bathroom ceiling, and the overall standard was poor. The kettle, lamps, windows, and many other things were dirty.

The place was average to expensive for the area, and the automated process meant no human contact from check-in through checkout. We stayed one night with colleagues for a conference. Being right in the city center, near the historic Caffè Pedrocchi, was very convenient, though parking there was a hassle. The rooms seemed standardized, with minimal furniture. Our suite for four had one regular bed and one sofa bed.

The local supermarket right downstairs and the easy self check-in were handy, and the room had everything we needed, including air conditioning and an iron. It faced the square, so we enjoyed watching people in the morning. We spent a few nights exploring Padova's center, and the location made it easy to catch the tram from the train station. Padova is a lovely city to stay in, with Venice about a 40-minute train ride away on a cheap ticket. We had a great stay and would recommend it.

We were five in suite 1. The apartment was spacious and clean, but the walls seemed paper thin, and the sofa beds were squeaky and wobbly. It was on the expensive side. Overall, 5/10.