Still catching up on reviews/pics ... we stayed in Brescia, Italy, during the last few days of our…read moretrip to Italy in May/June 2024. On the recommendation of a trusted colleague, we stayed at Hotel Vittoria for several days. We could have stayed for months! (We changed rooms the last day to have a balcony overlooking the Duomo Plaza). What a wonderful hotel... service awesome, rooms excellent, ambiance total luxury. A very classy place ... highly recommend Hotel Vittoria if you ever stay in Brescia...

Love the location, you are in the middle of everything in the historic center of Brescia, if you…read morehave to go to Brescia you must stay here, it is perfectly located and beautiful, it has a lovely roof top as well.

The AC Hotel belongs to the Mariott Group and is based a bit outside of Brescia centre. The rooms…read moreare nice, clean, aircondition and wooden floor. The People at the reception are friendly and helpful, check in and out goes fast. The Hotel has aircondition and a gym with 3 bikes a Running belt which could be better. All in all a good Hotel to stay more then a night.

I came to this hotel a couple of times to see if we could get the upgrade as we're Marriott…read morePlatinum, but there were always reasons why we couldn't. As a result, I would rent an Airbnb. This trip I had no choice. I checked in and got an "upgrade". What that means is I got a bathrobe and a tea maker and a king-sized bed? But truthfully, I couldn't walk around the room as the bed was too big for the room and I'm kind of a big guy. I've stayed in other AC Hotels - Bologna twice and Firenze (Florence) - but this one is NOT a customer-oriented hotel. More of a business hotel. Frankly, their service is lousy. The next day they didn't clean my room. It was around 3 pm. I hadn't slept at all the night before and I needed to take a nap. The front desk called and said they had to clean the room as the maids were leaving. I told her I needed to sleep and she told me to come to the front desk to get my towels. Wow. In the end, I didn't sleep the three nights I stayed here. Mainly, because of how the doors close. They actually slam! And you can hear that in your rooms. Other reviewers have complained that the walls are thin. As I was leaving the hotel, I got to the elevator just before the floor manager. My hands were full, so I thought she would press the button for me. She did, but she got into the elevator, closed the doors and left me standing there! Unbelievable. This is the attitude of the hotel. It's a management thing. I spoke to the manager when I initially tried to stay there. He's a tall bald guy. They won't budge despite your Platinum status. When my girlfriend called to complain, the manager said they have many, many Platinum members, so his hands are tied. He did finally agree to upgrade me to a suite - after 20 minutes on the phone - but only on the last night, and by then, I was exhausted, miserable and I decided to leave the hotel early to go home to sleep! After 3 nights of bad / no sleep, a 6-hour drive through a rain & snowstorm awaited me - it was grueling. No grazie.

A petite, stylish and impeccably clean hotel with 16 rooms, located a mere stone's throw from the…read moremain town square. Staff are friendly, prices are reasonable, especially if you shop around - on the web - for the best rates. Rooms are restrained in size but tastefully decorated and clean - same goes for the bathroom. My bedroom window looked-out onto the atmospheric cobbled street below with its lively caffès, so there was some late night/early morning noise although the clock tower - which it's named after - didn't cause the noise problem I suspected it might. Breakfast is served in a room on the mezzanine floor - a pretty copious buffet is provided - the coffee is excellent. There is also a welcoming salone to relax in, tastefully and comfortably decorated, with magazines and books to browse through, at your leisure. Deserves a good three and a half stars