We went to Hotel Restaurant "Castello di Bevilacqua" for our wedding. It's very closed
to our cities because we're from Legnago in the south of Verona (about 10 km).
It was a fantastic day: we got married at 4 pm in August 2010. Our party has been organized in "Castello of Bevilacqua". The location was good because aperitivs and entrees has been served in the garden. Then we ate the dinner in the Sala degli Stucchi, the biggest room of the hotel (till to 150 people).
The fish and meat plates was very good and also the wines was appropriate (I mean Soave, tipical Veneto's white wine).
Everything from the territory in an amazing medieval atmosphere.
Our party ended with big fireworks (!!) and we spent our wedding night the room at the south tower of the hotel!
Extremely romantic!

We read the reviews, saw the pictures and we were so excited to stay here. It looked and sounded fabulous. It was everyting but. When we arrived they were giving a tour of the castle to a large group. So there was no one to help us with our luggage or our room. Finally someone recognized we were guest and got our information and showed us to our room and left. There was no welcome, we felt like it was all too much trouble. Ask about dinner in the hotel and they looked at me and said well let me check and see if we can take you. They call back and said they could seat us at 8. I explored the hotel myself and realized that this hotel is set up for meeting and wedding. All the public rooms were set up for large receptions. If there were open chairs they were ropped off and not for sitting. Our room was not one of the ones on their website. In fact it was just average. It was very dark and not that special. The hotel was taken over by weddings. My husband and I felt like wedding crashers. The dinner at the hotel was very good and our waiter was the only smiling face we had for our entire stay. The next morning we went down for breakfast. We were told to wait at the reception desk and someone would show us were breakfast was served. We waited about 5 to 10 minutes and then we said we would find it on our own. Suddenly someone appeared and show us the way. There was a large table with empty platters and food in plastic wrappers. Their was nothing fresh, no fruit, no fresh bread, a stale sweet cake. That was it!!! However, the coffee was good. There was no service, once we got our coffee that was the last time we saw anyone. When we checked out we were given our bill and again, no goodbys nothing. I asked them what was going on. They said they were having 3 wedding that day and they were all very busy. Well, my advise is, that if you are not getting married there, stay away. If you must go, make sure they are not having any wedding while you are there if you want any service at all. It was one of the worst hotel experiences I can remember. In fact we found out they have been open for 10 years for weddings and meeting but only 2 for overnight guest. It shows. A pretty place does not make up for bad service.

The hotel-castl was very nice, the stuff very polite and friendly, helpful and kind.
The dinning room, was great, and the rooms clean , elegant and confortable
We went there just for one night, but we will definetly come back!

This hotel, or castle, is fabulous, primarily a conference venue and banqueting centre it has 7 suites all apparently unique. All I can vouch for is that ours was fantastic. The castle has been lovingly restored and is very impressive as you drive up to it and park in front of its imposing walls (ample secure parking). From the moment you open the car door however, you are met with hospitality by a very friendly and efficient staff. Our room was perfect, large and decorated with antique furniture and wall frescoes. The floors are wooden with lovely rugs and there was a wealth of local tourist information provided for us in the room. A lovely comfortable bed (one of the nicest we have slept in) and very good air conditioning made for a wonderful nights sleep. There is a large flat screen satellite TV which had BBC world available for us English speakers. Wi-Fi was free and extended to all areas of the castle including the rooms. The bathroom is large and modern but does not take away from the antique feel of the room. Our suite had a spa bath (and shower) big enough for two ! There was a nice selection of branded toiletries. In keeping with most Italian hotels there were no tea / coffee facilities and no travel iron /board, however there was a well stocked minibar at reasonable prices. The castle was incredible and we were allowed to wander around the entire place at our leisure enjoying the antiques and the special feel of the place. Guests have access to a splendid and large terrace garden which is a pure delight. We ate in the restaurant, which is delightfully part of the old kitchen or armoury and very nicely decorated in keeping with the medieval feel of the place. The service and food, however, was far from medieval. The staff were great, the food was magical and set at a reasonable price as were the wines which came from an extensive list and accompanied by a very helpful and knowledgable Maitre D. Breakfast was traditionally Italian and good quality, although the choice was a bit limited. This is a fantastic hotel within easy reach of Verona and Padua and I would recommend it to anyone – we were only disappointed we had only booked one night.