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Savhotel Fiera Bologna
"The hotel is a business hotel but has a small gym area and a rooftop jacuzzi. The rooms are a good size with super-comfortable beds. Meals are served in an in-house restaurant. They are competitively priced. There are a range of dishes on the menu. I recommend booking because the restaurant can get ..."
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

Starhotels Excelsior
"Your hotel is very clean and the staff was both helpful and friendly. We ate in your restaurant and that was a very nice experience as well."
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

The Social Hub Bologna
"The place was interesting with an amazing gym and soft, clean pillow. The staff were very nice. The place was very very dirty. It was also 25 min walk (or transit) from all the attractions which we knew at the outset but be prepared."
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

UNA Hotels Bologna Centro
"A clean business style hotel with helpful staff but tired rooms that need updating, particularly the bathrooms."
Reviewed on Sep 24, 2026

Fly On Hotel
"I didn't like the fact that I needed to stick the rooom key into a slot on the wall in order to turn on the lights because that meant that I was not able to see where I was going when I went to the bathroom in the middle of the night (unless I wanted to sleep with the lights on, which I didn't)."
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026

Hotel Palace Bologna Centro
"Spacious rooms and very centrally located"
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2026

Royal Hotel Carlton

Living Place Hotel

Hotel Internazionale
Valsamoggia Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Planning an adventure in Bologna? Seeking a place to relax and put your feet up? Travelocity's portal boasts an excellent range of hotels and rooms. Modern travelers using Travelocity can access around 10 apartments and hotels within a short drive of Valsamoggia's heart.
If you're planning to book a place to stay that's only a pleasant walk from Valsamoggia's heart, Alla Rocca Hotel and Punto Alloggio B&B will be your best bets.
The Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni can be found about 12 miles (20 kilometers) from the city center of Valsamoggia. Another alternative is the Alla Fornace di Sacerno, which is 8 miles (14 kilometers) away. Alternate Travelocity-listed hotels include the Art Hotel Commercianti and the Hotel Corona d 'Oro.
After you have spent some time in Valsamoggia, take a trip and discover more of Emilia-Romagna. Investigate Emilia-Romagna's ruins. Visitors could also leave time to admire its rural landscapes. Common pastimes in this particular part of Italy include snowboarding and skiing.
Still looking for things to do? Spend a few hours checking out Museo per la Memoria di Ustica and Centro Agroalimentare di Bologna, in Exhibition Center, 14 miles (23 kilometers) to the east of Valsamoggia. The Royal Hotel Carlton and Art Hotel Novecento are some of the Travelocity-recommended hotel and apartment options in Exhibition Center. 16 miles (26 kilometers) east of Valsamoggia, you will reach San Lazzaro di Savena, home to the UNAWAY Hotel Bologna San Lazzaro and Villa Valfiore. The Piazza Bracci and ITC Theatre are a couple of the frequented points of interest to experience should you visit San Lazzaro di Savena.
If experiencing the thrill of stadium sport is what you love, make the time to visit Stadio Artemio Franchi, which is located 50 miles (79 kilometers) to the south of Valsamoggia. Any sports fans that want to sleep near to the action can take their choice from the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze or the The St. Regis Florence.
Located 10 miles (16 kilometers) outside the center of Valsamoggia is Guglielmo Marconi Airport. Find nearby Travelocity-listed accommodation at B&B Via Punta 8 or Muà.
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Recent Valsamoggia hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Fly On Hotel
"I didn't like the fact that I needed to stick the rooom key into a slot on the wall in order to turn on the lights because that meant that I was not able to see where I was going when I went to the bathroom in the middle of the night (unless I wanted to sleep with the lights on, which I didn't)."






