Location. The Hotel Majestic Toscanelli is located in the centre of Padua, Italy, in the midst of the narrow, winding medieval streets that characterise the city centre. A walk past Pedrocchi's Caffè and Giotto's Scrovegni Chapel to the station, two kilometres away, provides access to Venice with trains running every half hour.
Hotel Features. Set within an 18th-century building, The Hotel Majestic Toscanelli has an entrance past a porter into a hall of white marble, white walls, and gold finishes. Garage parking is available, as is complimentary wireless Internet access, and babysitting can be provided. Motorists staying at the hotel have access to the city's restricted central traffic zone.

A complimentary buffet breakfast is served in a simply decorated breakfast room. The Toscanelli also has the American Bar serving pasta, salad and steak in an informal atmosphere with wooden furniture and a bar.

The hotel offers translation services, and meeting rooms are available for up to 70 people.

Bicycles can be rented nearby as an alternative way to explore the city. Golf courses are also set within the landscape around Padua, including Il Golf Club Padova, founded in 1962 and designed by English architect, John Harris. The Golf Club della Montecchia has 27 holes.

Guestrooms. Each of the 34 guestrooms and suites at Toscanelli is decorated with rich wallpapers in pastel tones, which match the curtains and bedding. Furniture is lacquered or classic mahogany. All have wireless Internet access and air-conditioning. Room service is available 24 hours, and massages are on offer.

Expert Tip. The legend of the tomb of Antenore, the mythological founder of Padua, rose from a passage of the Aeniad, describing Antenore's final resting place in the city. During excavations in 1274, a lead coffin was discovered with a skeleton of a warrior inside. These remains were thought to be those of the Trojan Prince.

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