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Marco Polo

locationGarda, Lake Garda

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Location

Centrally located in Garda, this hotel is near a beach.

Facility

The hotel has a lift and features 127 rooms. The friendly staff at the reception desk are happy to answer any questions. The hotel provides a safe, a TV room, an alarm call service and a roof terrace. Wireless internet access is provided in public areas. The tour desk offers assistance with booking excursions. Everyday necessities can be purchased at the supermarket. The grounds of the hotel feature a playground and a lovely garden. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the garage (no extra charge) or in the car park. Services include a hotel shuttle bus.

Rooms

Central heating ensures that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. A balcony is among the standard features of some rooms. The rooms have a double bed and a sofa bed. Separate bedrooms are available. Extra beds can be requested. A safe and a desk are also available. A telephone, satellite television and WiFi (no extra charge) provide all the essentials for a comfortable holiday. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower, a bathtub and a bidet. A hairdryer and a telephone are available for daily use. The hotel has non-smoking rooms.

Sport

The outdoor pool complex includes a children's swimming area and is ideal for working out or just relaxing. A terrace with sun loungers and parasols is available. A variety of refreshing drinks await guests at the pool bar. Leisure options at the hotel include tennis, a gym and a beauty salon. For a fee, guests can also enjoy golf and table tennis. Children are well looked after in the kids' club.

Meals

The dining area includes a restaurant and a bar. Half board is offered as a catering option. A generous breakfast buffet and a set dinner menu offer culinary delights every day.

Payment

The hotel accepts the following credit cards: VISA and MasterCard.

 Amenities at Marco Polo Amenities at Marco Polo

  • Facilities

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      Bar(s)

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      Car Park

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      Hotel Safe

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      Kids Club

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      Lifts

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      Playground

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      Restaurant(s)

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      Small supermarket

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      TV Room

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      Wifi

  • Hygiene

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      Enhanced cleaning programme

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      Hand sanitiser

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      Mandatory mask-wearing

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      Protective equipment for employees

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      Social distancing regulations

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      Use of commercially available disinfectants

  • Meals

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      Breakfast Buffet

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      Half Board

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      Set menu dinner

  • Sport/Entertainment

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      Children's Pool

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      Golf

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      Gym

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      Number of Pools

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      Outdoor Pool(s)

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      Parasols

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      Sun loungers

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      Sun terrace

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      Table Tennis

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      Tennis

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Beach

500 m

User Rating & ReviewsUser Rating & Reviews

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Excellent

7

Very Good

60

Average

68

Poor

55

Terrible

84

Recent Reviews: 274

  • User:Jo M

    Trip type: Family

    Go elsewhere

    rating24 Jun 2024

    Dirty and funktafied smell. Old and dated with no air-conditioning in our "Bungalow". After a few hours of rain the kids bedroom ceiling was like waterfall. Left 2 days early. Terrible! The pool we used hadn't been cleaned in a week but the ducks loved it.
  • User:tallguy1204

    Trip type: Couples

    Ok

    rating08 Jun 2019

    Dated hotel just outside Garda, up a steep drive which gives good views over the lake, very good two swimming pools with plenty of sun beds, rooms clean but basic, breakfast ok but had better. Biggest bug bear, the bars and cafe wouldn’t let you charge to the room, or take credit card. The hotel is really set up for Germans who park basically where they like and one even blocked the car park so that no one could get in or out, they decide that if they want your pool spot they will crowd you out.
  • User:705samantha

    Trip type: Friends getaway

    Very bad

    rating04 May 2019

    First, our bus couldn't go up to the hotel so we had to climb up a hill with our luggage. Rooms are horrible, even though I had "better" room. Also I was in another building and separated from my class and teachers. Dinner was ok, but the breakfast was horrible and tasteless. Walls were thin like paper and beds hard like rock. There were bugs everywhere, there was no signal and the pool was dirty and it was prettier on pictures. Not returning there.
  • User:WanderingATM

    Trip type: Family

    Disappointing

    rating28 Aug 2017

    We came to stay for a week, and it's been pretty memorable.First of all I would not recommend bringing senior citizens or those who have trouble walking or need wheelchair access. The hotel is at the top of a long steep hill and there's ZERO disabled access.To put it into one sentence: If you are German/Austrian, and also like to be trapped in a hot shed with creepy 70s art... Then this is the place to be!Seriously though, not a good place for English speakers. Everything is catered for German speakers. Bundesliga games in the lobby, German food and drink, German TV in the room (no english subtitles), Germanic music & entertainment. It's pretty alienating if you are the only people who speak English. The staff, although generally nice people, aren't equipped or have enough English to perform more than basic functions.The rooms are pretty gross, they get really hot at night. There's no air-conditioning but lots of mosquitoes and other bugs come through the vents and into your room.You can hear your neighbors do everything, from talking to using the bathroom. Your rooms are also directly below the restaurant and bar so late at night you can hear scraping of chairs above you all night. Hot water runs out too.The food on rare occasions was good, but on the whole was pretty terrible. The menu was badly translated also so half the time I couldn't tell what I was ordering e.g 'Sea Fish'. They also try and sting you for every avaliable charge, if you ask the staff for tap water they effectively stick their head in the sand like an ostrich. Every drink is €3-5 euros (even water) so we just filled a bottle each in our rooms. The ordering system is confusing too, you have to order for the next day on the menu... but no one explained it to us.There is a nice pizzeria on the other side of the resort next to the bigger pool, no signs or indications so it was hard to find but it's worth a shot if you are staying here.The view is great but unfortunately most of it is blocked by trees.- - -The hotel is not a nightmare but close to it.It's in criminal need of repair and renovation but it's owned by what appears to be a cheap hotel group 'Chincherini'. It looks as though it hasn't been touched since the 70s, there are even posters covered in dust that are promoting peace between the Soviet Union (yes really) and the US! in 2017!If I were you I'd stay away from this hotel and other Chincherini resorts as they seem to be generic amongst eachother.
  • User:tschuder

    Trip type: Family

    Like stepping into the 70's - but it works!!??

    rating07 Aug 2017

    These premises stands completely as it was build in the 70's I suppose. Rooms are very basic, no aircon, and basically nothing extra. The all inclusive food hall concept is rather I charming however if you manage to get a seat outside you have fantastic views over the lake - and the food is actually quite ok. Pool areas are nice but crowded. If you manage to escape the thought of a place not being renovated for so many years and accept the terms this place actually works very well under the circumstances.

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