Hotel Arnaldo Aquila d'Oro

Super-well priced hotel in the very centre of town with a good, varied breakfast choice. There’s free times parking nearby, but not at the hotel. Ask for a renovated room. The Michelin star restaurant, which is part of the hotel, is great.

Beyond charming hotel with an outstanding Starred restaurant. Service at both hotel and restaurant were outstanding. Hotel was within walking distance to the train station with easy access to near by Modena, Reggio Emilia and Parma ✨

Olde world charm at its best

Lovely, quirky 700 year-old building, well-appointed rooms, nice breakfast. Great local cuisine at the restaurant. Wobbly wifi at times.

The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The room was cleaned. The parking was easy. Breakfast was included and it was GREAT. We were there for four nights and appreciated everything!

Great place to stay. You will feel like at home. Breakfast is great!

A perfect example of a truly Italian hotel with a great restaurant and helpful staff.

Great value for the price. Great Restaurant! Parking a bit challenging…

Breakfast was very good. Room reflect the fact that this is an old property (well maintained) with some reasonable updates. The restaurant is a famous one. The antipasti and pasta were awesome, the main dish (a filet) was over cooked and dry (we ordered rare). Maybe should have stayed at antipasti primi.

Great location and amazing restaurant

Join one night stay and enjoy meal was amazing Love it

Old well kept building. Interesting decor. Staff very helpful. Onsite restaurant with good food. Perhaps the dining staff could have better understood english, but we all got thru it and had fun doing so.

A little noisy at night if on the first floor above the kitchen area.

Room was very nice, however, there appeared to be some issues with the ac.

Great restaurant in this family run hotel. Hotel was very helpful in arranging visit for me for balsamic vinegar, Parmesan cheese and Parma ham.

We decided to stay halfway between Bologna and Parma, which is how we ended up in Modena. The front desk personnel, particularly Manuel and Manuella, were so cheerful and truly nice. The room was stuffy when we arrived and it didn't occur to me to open the windows until the next morning. Once I did the room aired out. I am compulsive about cleanliness, so I think normal people would consider the room clean. There was dust under the bed though and the bottom of the shower curtain appeared stained. This could have been a decorative border but I didn't look closely. The bathroom does not have enough surfaces for two people's bottles, etc. I don't think there is much that can be done about this. A lady who is, I think, an owner of the hotel, was delightful to talk to and very helpful. She bakes delicious cookies and cakes for breakfast. The cat, Geronimo, is well know around town and famous for a picture of him that has gone viral on the internet. He let us pet him, even though he's a star.

Loved this small hotel. Small town with great location to Bologna and the Ferrari museum. Resturant was excellent . Great Saturday market.

very accessible location, great service. breakfast was good as well.

We stayed in the hotel for three nights during a short holiday to Emilia Romagna. The hotel is in a rather quiet and not particularly interesting village, however, it is located halfway between Modena, Reggio Emilia, Bologna and Parma with great road links and good train connections to all of the cities. The hotel is clean and well-maintained, however, due to the historic building one should not expect a hyper-modern experience and take into account that some of the furnishings might have an old-school feeling. A definitive highlight is the restaurant, which serves high-class Emilian cuisine at reasonable prices and has kept a Michelin star for 50 years. The staff was very helpful for all our requests, including hunting for a UK to Italy power plug adapter and providing us with a table in the hotel restaurant on extremely short notice on a Saturday evening (!!). Would both recommend and come again.

Booked here last minute as a stop over as part of our 25th anniversary Italian road trip. Beautiful little typically Italian village which luckily had a market on in the morning. Was checked in by very friendly reception staff and the hotel itself is beautiful. Apparently it was renowned for its restaurant which we did not use. However our stay was spoiled by the incredibly rude staff at breakfast and check out which we discovered was the owners daughter. Although our Italian is minimal we knew the basic pleasantries but was met with cold indifference. Clearly we were not refined enough guests.