Our room was one of the smaller ones, but it was still clean comfortable, air-conditioned and with a small fridge you could stock with your own drinks at no charge. The best fetaures of the hotel are the setting, location, pool and gardens. The hotel has lovely views over Lake Garda (especially from the terrace where you take breakfast), and it only takes 10 minutes to walk in to the centre of Garda (which is one of the nicest towns around the lake). The gardens are large, well-maintained and with shade given by trees. The pool is a decent size and with only 25 rooms or so the pool was rarely busy during our stay in August. Getting a sunbed was easy - and no charge (unlike some hotels I have been to in Italy). Breakfast was good and we took an evening meal at the restaurant twice during our stay and the food was fine, but there is also a great choice of restaurants a short stroll away into town.

We had a junior suite with balcony for which we paid extra. Prior to the trip we asked Expedia to check if rooms had air con. and they said that yes it was "available". On arrival on 14th June we discovered that the rooms are equipped with air con. but it is not switched on until July. As the temperatures were up to 36C most days, this made the room very uncomfortable. After our request however, the staff did supply a fan which helped somewhat. Also, there were 2 wedding celebrations during our week. One having a disco that went on until 12.30 and was naturally extremely noisy. The resort also had a lot of disco music that went on until late in the night. When we booked, the hotel was rated as 4 star but we noticed on arrival that it had been downgraded to 3 star. The above is why we have given a 3 rating. In hindsight, if we had known about the above before booking, we would have had second thoughts. On the positive side, the hotel is in a beautiful spot with lovely views and excellent gardens, pool etc.

We spent a wonderful week in October 2011 at Hotel du Parc. The staff could not have been more friendly, helpful and accomodating. The dining room was no longer open for evening meals due to the time in the season that we chose to visit; however the hotel is only a short walk from the "centre" of the town which has a wide variety of restaurants to choose from. The hotel did serve a beautiful fresh buffet breakfast every morning between 7:30am & 10:00am. There was everything from sweet pastries and cakes to fresh fruit, fruit salad, yoghurt, a selection of hams and cheeses as well as warm bacon and eggs. Our room was spotlessly clean and the bed linnen was changed every second day. The waiter at breakfast time was very friendly and remembered our tea/coffee orders. The hotel manager who seemed to be on duty 24 hrs a day (although he assured me he "only" worked 18 hrs per day) was extremely friendly and helpful, able to provide advice on everything from things to do with the hotel & our stay to public transport as well as local beauty spots and places to visit. I'm not sure how many languages he speaks but he was Itallian and spoke fluent English & German. The hotel grounds are beautifully kept and well looked after as is the swimming pool. We only managed one swim during our stay as the water was rather chilly. Mind you - it is Autumn after all. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely reclomend this Hotel to anyone interested in staying here.

excellent location

We all had a fabulous time and could not fault the hotel, staff or location.

Beautiful location. Problems with getting hot water. It took almost 10 minutes for the water to get hot enough to take a shower. Toilet kept getting stuck and ran until you went back into the bathroom to press the lever a few times. Staff didn't think that was a problem. No English TV, all stations were either Italian or German. Staff spoke Italian and German, very little English. Thankfully we know enough Italian to be able to communicate. Would not recommend to someone who could not "go with the flow"

The hotel is very pretty on the outside and has a great terrace and garden. However the rooms are in need of decoration. It was very clean and comfortable and the people were very nice. Great location.

A character hotel in an excellent position at the lakeside. We particularly enjoyed eating at the outdoor restaurant. However, the hotel's decor and general aspect were in need of some improvement.

In our late fifties, my wife and I were looking for a relaxing few days beside the lake. We arrived to find the hotel was in a spectacular location with beatiful views over Garda town and the lake. We also found that there were no towels in the room, insufficient pillows and air-conditioning that was not working. It took a few hours to put these things right, but apart from having to ask for the air-con to be reset at some point every day, these things were sorted out. Our room was in the annex,just a few metres from the main building. It was a bit bare and very uninspiring, but there was a good terrace area and lovely views. Breakfast was a challenge, endured rather than enjoyed. In the evenings, we ate once at the hotel, seated on the terrace overlooking the gardens and lake. The service and food were both good, but few people eat at the hotel and there is no atmosphere. For the rest of our stay we took a ten minute stroll along the lakeside embankment into Garda town to eat at one of the many excellent restaurants on the lakeside. We noticed that a number of families with young children seemed to really enjoy the lovely grounds and swimming pool at the hotel. The atmosphere was very peaceful and relaxing. Owing to some strange ownership arrangements, we found that we were not allowed to charge food and drink to the room, which was rather irritating. For the accomodation, food and service, this hotel is overpriced, but the location and views are priceless!

We stayed at Hotel du Parc in June 08. The staff were very helpful & friendly, not at all stuffy. Hotel was tastefully decorated & clean. The hotel has one of the best locations in Garda. It has a beautifully kept, large rear garden, which is great for sunbathing, and a rear gate that leads directly to the promenade around the edge of the lake. At a slow pace, the centre of Garda was 5 minutes' walk along the promenade. As the hotel is towards one end of the promenade, the area is quieter than the centre of Garda and so the garden is private. The garden also has an infinitly pool that overlooks the lake The breakfasts were of a good standard and for other meals the hotel restaurant was popular with guests and other visitors to Garda alike. We thought the hotel was very good value for money and extremely relaxing. We would stay there again.

This hotel was set in beautiful grounds yet was led to believe by expedia that i would have air conditioning and this was not the case as it is switched on for very short periods of time and not until July. It reached 35 degrees when we were there, and went down to only 25 degrees overnight which resulted in us having no sleep and thus ruining our holiday. The staff were not helpful, and ha very poor knowledge of their local area, and in fact left 2 girls to spend 3 hours of their holiday dealing with a huge ants nest in our room. Not what I would class as 4*

A small but cosy hotel on the waters edge providing beautiful views of Garda port and Lake Garda. Passersby would look into the Hotel Du Parcs gardens and on occassion have pictures take in front of the Hotel as the scene was very picturesque. Definitely worth 4* rating and one to stay at...