Indeedy. This is one of those traditional hotels with loads of well maintained hardwood veneers, fine finishes, brass and marble in abundance both in the rooms and public areas. Excepting a good Corporate rate ior a promotion, I otherwise suspect you might have to pay a princely sum to stay here. But it's a fine hotel to stay at, situated... More

This was our least favorite hotel on our trip to Italy. The hotel lobby is nice but the rooms are seriously outdated and gloomy with scratched furniture, dark maroon rug and walls and an old-fashioned television.

I did have problems with Internet and had to talk to someone to get it straightened out but still paid for it. Since it was april air wasn't on and it was unseasonably warm 73 day room was very warm and only option was to open windows. Not the best when you have allergies. On the plus side the room... More

The hotel is in a good position not so far from downtown, judt 10 minutes. It's located just close to the famous parc Ducale, nice to walk and to have relax. Hotel outside is like a big villa, lobby gourgeous old style, but rooms are old. This time no air cndition yet, so quite warm; open window not good idea,... More

We stayed here for 3 nights over the bank holiday. The hotel is situated at the back of the park and the walk there is lovely as you go over a beautiful bridge and can be in the middle of the city in 10 minutes. The hotel itself is grand and beautiful in the lobby, but our room we found... More

From the moment of check-in, we felt transported back in time to an age where attention to luxurious detail was effortless custom. Reception was gloriously helpful and very casual as to where we could park on property. Even though we did not book a crib on Booking.com, one was immediately provided, at no charge. The staff was fluent in English,... More

After a long drive from Belgium to Italy my first stop is the Starhotel du Parc in Parma. Clean rooms, helpfull staff, bikes available to go into the city. Prices including breakfast and really not expansive. Free parking space.

Quirky but enjoyable hotel experience -- comfortable rooms, welcoming reception, crowded breakfast area and decidedly quaint dinner service, with a dining area at the other end of the hotel from the kitchen. From the back of the hotel, through a park, is a short walk to the historic centre of Parma.

At first glance, the facilities seem pretty nice, but it all fades away pretty quickly. The parking is in a scary under-hotel area, with an impossible-to-find elevator to the lobby. I had to park the car, walk to the lobby, and take the elevator down to even find where it came out. The room is reasonably nice, although our "superior"... More