Search Inns in Anzola dʼOssola

"nice hotel, convenient location, good breakfast buffet"

"Great location. Great view. Great staff"

"I had a very nice room, it was an upgrade and a really good size. The staff were very kind to me."

"The staff was friendly, the place was spotless, and the view from the room was breathtaking. The small village had true Italian charm—amazing gelato, warm and welcoming people, and lively morning markets that made the whole experience feel like an authentic, delightful slice of northern Italy."

"The single room was well-equipped with a desk, chair, lamp, tv, wardrobe and good sized bathroom. Bed was comfortable and extra pillow was appreciated. The hotel was quite warm for me but even in early November the weather was pleasant enough that I could open the window. Housekeeping, bar and breakfast staff were all very friendly."

"The hotel surpassed our expectations! The room was immaculate and refreshed to the same standard every day. Every member of the staff was cordial and helpful. We only had breakfast one morning (which is included) and there were many varieties of foods to choose. Lunch and dinner at The Bistro were excellent, as was the service. We were meeting my Italian relatives for the first time, and most meals were at their homes, so we did not have the chance to eat at Atilier. Next time! We are already deciding when we will come back to Domodossola and the Eurossola Hotel!"

"The stay was perfect. The hotel is established and you feel the history and class when you are walking in. The hotel staff is always available from unpacking your car and delivery your luggage on arrival to picking your luggage and packing your car back during departure. The service is incredible. The restaurant and bar are good with the variety of choices. "

"A beautiful historic hotel with a lovely breakfast room overlooking the lake. Breakfast was delicious and the staff were exceptional. Highly recommend this hotel."

"A lovely hotel with first rate staff. Francesca was awesome. I highly recommend the Ponti and would come again."