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Hotel Ala D’Oro
Lugo, Ravenna
Dining service availableNo need to go out for meals! This accommodation provides a restaurant and a cafe.
Nice location! Near public transportOnly 752 m to Lugo Station
Suitable for your business tripStay productive with business facilities.
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Popular Facilities
Sports & Recreation
2
Snack Bar/Deli
Garden
Kids Facilities
1
Babysitting or Childcare
Hotel Policy
1
Smoke-free Property
Public Facilities
5
TV Lounge
Elevator/Lift
High Chair
Restaurant
Library
Hotel Services
6
24-hour Front Desk
Multilingual Staff
Concierge Services
Luggage Storage
Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
Hotel Safe
Other Facilities
8
Smoke Detector
Bikes
Set Menu Dinner
Bar/Lounge
Fax
A la carte Dinner
Half Board
A la carte Lunch
Food & Drinks
2
Breakfast Buffet
Coffee Shop or Cafe
Business Facilities
6
Business Center
Meeting Rooms
Photocopier
Ballroom
Conference Space
Projector
Accesibility
1
Wheelchair Accessible
In-room Facilities
1
Clothes Dryer
Transportation
1
Bicycle Rental
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1
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Connectivity
1
Free WiFi
Location
See mapsVia Giacomo Matteotti, 56All distances are measured in straight lines. The actual travel distance may be different.
Accommodation Rules
Check-in Procedure
Check-in14:00:00
Check-out11:00
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About Hotel Ala D’Oro
Situated in the historical centre of Lugo di Ravenna, Hotel Ala d'Oro is located in the area of Bassa Romagna, in the provincial administration of Ravenna, and it is well connected to the main communications. Due to its logistical placement and to its facilities, our territory is the natural link among different areas, as Ravenna (town and harbour), Imola, Bologna (town and airport), A14 highway and E45 highway; it's a sort of Middle Earth between the Adriatic Sea and the Appennini mountains. The palace in which the hotel is located was built because of the will of Earl Giovanni Rossi during the first half of XVIII century. As the chronicles tell, Earl Rossi “built in St. Agostino's quarter the most beautiful palace in Lugo”.