Hotels near Cadenazzo Station

"An excellent en route hotel for us. But there are lots to do and see locally for a stay. It has become our hotel of choice on our travels from Italy to the UK. Always great"

"Been using this hotel for years, it’s great."

"Centrally located with pleasant helpful staff. Good breakfast. Found parking in open lot next to hotel and paid via hotel. Can walk to all things in central area."

"What a beautiful place. Every Thing was great and The Restarant Downstairs is Crazy like a Cave. Hope to be back. "

"Tutto bene, eccetto perché Hotels.com non ci ha provvisto del codice necessario per fare il self check-in. Comunque abbiamo chiamato al numero di reception e mi hanno aiutato. "

"We arrived a bit early and we’re not allowed to receive the Ticino Ticket until check in (barely an hour plus later), which would have saved us money we had to pay for Public Transport. To be fair, we were allowed to leave the bags in the office, so that at least helped. Not a bad walk to the train station; the bus station is across the street. AC system had to be restarted due to recent repair to a neighbor unit, but once it was up it worked like a charm!"

" Helpful staff, very nice breakfast, nice room, beautiful garden & view"

"Wonderful staff."

"On this recent trip to Europe we decided to drive through 7 countries and we stayed in 8 different properties in 5 of them. Casa Luna was by far the biggest disappointment. From the pictures and description posted on Expedia/VRBO we expected this property to be the highlight of our tour. Both were misleading. On a positive note, Casa Luna has a spectacular view as promised. It is also safe and has quite a bit of room for a larger group. It had a cozy vibe and at one time was a beautiful property. However the property is beginning to look somewhat neglected and appears to be for sale. The description on Expedia says that you will have the entire home to yourself with only your guests to share it with. There are in fact 3 units in this home, one on each level. The garden which was said to be part of Casa Luna was in fact occupied by another family who rented the unit below us. We had no access to the garden. The description also indicated a washer and dryer. There was no dryer and the washer had been dismantled. I took pictures and contacted the host to inform him of the damage as I did not want to be held responsible. He replied that the damage had been done by a previous guest and not to worry. Finally, we were asked to leave approximately €90 on the table to cover local taxes. I was not informed of this in advance and in all the other places we stayed this amount was included in the invoice. That being said, we did enjoy our stay at Casa Luna. "