Dolce Vita

The mother and daughter who run the hotel are truly special, and they took great care of us with suggestions for trips, restaurants, and more. It was our first time at Lake Garda, and we were delighted with our accommodation. The rooms are somewhat dated, but spacious and clean. From the terrace, the view over the vineyards and Lake Garda is stunning. Thanks so much, we'll be back!

Lucia, the owner, welcomed us warmly and professionally, and made us feel at ease. I spent a weekend at the Dolce Vita and had a wonderful time. The rooms are carefully designed, with every detail showing the owner's care for guests. The B&B is also in a great spot for getting to the area's most beautiful places. I highly recommend it.

The owner was very kind, and parking was free, public, and conveniently close. Breakfast was very good, served in shifts at a small table shared with other guests, though there were no savory options. The value was quite fair. But when my partner and I arrived at the Dolce Vita on New Year's Eve, reception was nearly nonexistent. A large dog was roaming loose and greeted us, which could be uncomfortable for anyone afraid of dogs, and there was a strong dog smell at the entrance. The room was clean but freezing, with torn wallpaper and a broken power socket. Hot water was limited, and the broken shower stall had been replaced by a curtain, which felt unhygienic. We definitely won't consider staying here again when we're in the area.

A really good B&B for the price. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well maintained, though some have shared bathrooms. There's free parking in the square, and the central location makes it handy for Sigurtà Park and Scaligero Castle. Borghetto is also nearby, about a 15-minute walk away.