When you are in Padova this is a nice little hide-a-way B&& with a separate building (from the big…read morehouse) with large comfortable room, many windows that brings in the summer Italian light. Bathroom, large and modern (I prefer them with old world history)....The entire compound has a double walled locked entrance that feels so safe but since the area is quite nice now, perhaps the very interesting double locking high compound is quite old. Breakfast was in a bright and open dining room that had double doors that opened to an additional dining area outside. If you appreciate the full Italian breakfast-many fresh cheeses, fruit, smoked meats, salemi, and ham, fresh from the garden tomatoes, eggs of your desire cooked on the spot and lastly strong coffee I highly recommend this B&B. And, if you prefer sweet pastries freshly baked there are many choices, yes! And, you will need the energy for a full day of interesting walking in this lovely, lively little town where tourist are few and far between (latter part of April). And, you will want to plan ahead to see the Giotto frescoes but that is another review-five stars plus.

My bf and I stayed at La Mugletta two times during our last trip to Italy. We decided to stay there…read morethe first time since it was close to a wedding reception we were attending, and we loved it so much that we decided to stay there again for another wedding nearby a week later! Rooms: The first time, we stayed in the orange room which was the largest of the 3 (if you don't count the green room loft). It has a lovely view full of greenery and private access to the large, common terrace. The second time, we stayed in the yellow room which was a bit smaller but still lovely, and had better wifi connection lol Breakfast: Breakfast included a wide array of food and drinks and treats, including fruit (most of it was homegrown), pastries (d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s, so much so that we asked where they were from and bought some more lol), juices, homemade jams, etc. Host: Ulla was so nice and sweet. She also made an effort to learn our preferences and was quick to offer them the following day(s), such as cappuccinos in the morning, etc. While there (lol), I learned my new favourite pastry is croissant with hazelnut spread filling, which she put aside for me on one of the mornings to make sure there was still some left as the other guests had their fill. I don't come to this region often when it's not winter holidays (apparently La Mugletta is closed during that time), but I would definitely like to come stay here again the next time I'm around in non-wintertime ;)

From the owner: un moderno B&B, al interno del Parco Regionale dei Colli Euganei; disegnato e costruito con molta…read moresensibilità per l'ambiente circostante, in grande sintonia con la natura, con le sue viste panoramiche e il suo giardino colorato dall'atmosfera pacifica, è un luogo speciale che offre qualcosa di più di un semplice soggiorno. La Mugletta accetta pos e le maggiori carte de credito. Il B&B è inserito in un grande parco accessibile ai suoi cliente per rilassare, leggere o semplicemente godere la natura. Punto ideale per scoprire le cittá d'arte oppure per fare passeggiate in bici o caminate nei Colli Euganei.