We booked this hotel for a steal, 90€ for two nights, we liked it so much we extended it for more…read morenight for 69€. We stayed out of season, end of April. The parking is 10€ per day on outdoor parking or 15€ for garage. Rooms: Even though the furniture in the rooms is a bit old, e.g.the night stand has an old school radio, they are well maintained and really clean. The tv in the room is really small, but there is a great view on the balcony to overcome this issue. When we got to the room, the fridge was not working, and it was fixed quickly after we notified the front desk. There is a safe in the room which requires a key, it does not come standard in the package. Nearby Activites: You can bike to Malcesine, take the ferry to Limone, and bike around there. There is a great path leading north that goes across the lake. The view is amazing, just be aware you are sharing the path with pedestrians. Walkability: You can walk to nearby restaurants and a grocery store. For most stuff I would suggest you get bikes (you can get them for free from the hotel, first come first serve basis). Food and drinks: Breakfast is included in the price, served from 7.00 to 9.30. It was one of the better hotel breakfasts I had. Good coffee, sparkling wine, a ton of mini sandwiches, fresh fruit, veggies (cooked tomatoes, eggplants...) a large selection of breads, chocolate/cream/pistachios croissant + a whole bunch of other sweets, cheeses, cold cuts, eggs, sausages, bacon...

My wife and I stayed at Hotel Drago for a week when we were in the Lake Garda region on a culinary…read moretour and our tour was based at the hotel. The Hotel Drago is right on the Lake and our room had a beautiful view but since the main road runs right next to the Hotel the noise level was pretty high during the day; however, at night traffic decreased and it didn't bother our sleep. The hotel was comfortable but the food was mediocre and the staff was a little grumpy at times. Most of the guests appeared to speak German and the Hotel seemed oriented toward German speakers. Most of the staff did not speak English particularly fluently but communication was possible. The Hotel itself is a bit dated but everything is in reasonably good repair. Although I have stayed in more modern and luxurious hotels in Italy, I would not hesitate to stay in the Hotel Drago again if I were ever back in the Lake Garda region.

This was one of our cute little coffee stops on the gorgeous drive up to Malcesine. I wasn't aware…read morethat it was actually a hotel too - -but looking at my receipt, this is a hotel, restaurant, and also a great little coffee stop. We had our usual caffeineted beverages of choice: caffe macchiato and caffe americano. I also grabbed a quick cornetto too. It looked like it was just a normal cornetto (croissant) - - but... there was a small apple filling inside too. Delizioso!! :) Service was fast and friendly.