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Hotel della Volta

Via della Volta 101, Brescia, Italy 25124

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Completely renewed in 2009, Hotel della Volta is near at the ring road and a few steps from the exit of the highway Brescia Centro. It's the ideal position for businessman and passing through persons.

“Hotel della Volta” is a charming family-run hotel which welcomes its guests with warmth and cordiality offering them a young and pleasant ambiance, enhanced with common areas like the bar and breakfast room and comforts like the elevator, designed to make the facility accessible to disabled guests. An abundant breakfast buffet is also included. From here you can easily reach the centre of the town through a comfortable bus service.

Accommodation Information

“Hotel della Volta” has 29 rooms, all with shower and private services, telephone, TV-Sat, Safety Deposit Box, Internet WI-FI, heating and air conditioning. We also offer an abundant breakfast buffet included in the room price.

Location Information

Brescia thanks to the geographic position and to its high number of companies can be
considered one of the most major town developed economically at national level.
Furthermore over the past few years it's been decided to increase the value of the numerous architectural works, which include the Etruscan period, passing through its maximum brightness during Roman period, then to have the right employment during the Longobard period, with the king Desiderio, who founded the monastery of San Salvatore.
Today this monastery has been restructured and renamed Santa-Giulia monastery, with a surface of 12.000 sq. meters inside is possible to admire historical finds going back since the prehistoric epoch up to the councils and dominations period. Today we can visit the monastery of santa-Giulia subdivised in three cloister, first is a Domus Roman made with ancient mosaic, then there's the Longobard San Salvatore Monastery to finish to the Renaissance monastery of Santa Giulia.