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29 de septiembre de 2024
Stayed at Roma Terme with friends on a Rad Reisen cycling holiday, the hotel was a base from which the delights of the Euganean Hills National Park could be discovered. We approached by Taxi from the airport as our driver, whom we had pre booked explained, how he ‘expected we would be older’ which was nice, but raised some trepidation, it seems Abano is a long retired Italians destination of choice, consequently the Roma-Terme is a traditional Italian Hotel, its approach and its features are delightful, the rooms spacious and quaint, the pools lack modern feature but were always warm to enter on each level, the lower pool becomes busy but the view from the roof is quite lovely, albeit exposing some of Abano Terme’s ‘stanco’ history for those who care to be interested. Breakfast is ample, the Maitre D’ is Very visible, we were the only UK residents it seems, in Abano, but our cycling companions (Dutch and Swiss) whilst similarly intrigued, were very open, friendly, and welcoming, The bar was lightly stocked but sufficient, and dining was a unique experience; whilst the menu shone, delivery lacked, and consequently we found a selection of exquisite dining experiences within a short amble. Do experience OM (Osterie Meccaniche) and Italia Steakhouse, both highlights of our stay, and Bar American Bar, which became our go-to snack venue. We did not sample the Spa or its therapies, and Robes at breakfast remain ‘marmite’ to many albeit quite strongly defining the atmosphere of this location. On balance, this is a definite ‘return to’ destination from which it should be straightforward for most to derive a unique Italian experience…
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