Province of Mantova Hotels with a Pool from $94

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1. Relais Corte Cavalli

Ponti sul Mincio

Luxurious seasonal outdoor pool retreat with loungers, umbrellas, and a refreshing poolside bar for ultimate relaxation.

$126 nightly

Sep 14 - Sep 15

Total with taxes and fees

2. Moscatello & Mulinër Design Agri Relais

Pozzolengo

Rustic farmhouse retreat with sparkling outdoor pool and fitness center on-site.

$188 nightly

Oct 4 - Oct 5

Total with taxes and fees

3. Al Tramonto

Monzambano

4. B&B Casazze Dream

Marcaria

Serene mountain pool retreat opens at B&B Casazze Dream with loungers and umbrellas galore.

$114 nightly

Sep 28 - Sep 29

Total with taxes and fees

5. B&B HOTEL Mantova Cristallo

Borgo Virgilio

Float in a refreshing seasonal outdoor pool surrounded by sun loungers and umbrellas at this centrally-located upscale hotel.

$86 nightly

Sep 13 - Sep 14

Total with taxes and fees

6. Corte Uccellanda

Monzambano

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Top Province of Mantova Hotel Reviews

Truly Verona

10/10 Excellent

"We loved our little apartment! The check in was easy and the staff helped us book a taxi. It’s a great location and very comfortable. We would stay there again."

Centro Paolo VI

8/10 Good

"Beautiful property located in the central area of Brescia so an easy walk to the main sights, though quite a trudge with a suitcase from the station on a hot day - I should have looked at the map and caught a taxi. It has a breakfast room and a restaurant on site, which were really handy during a rainstorm. I found it frustrating as it could be really lovely, just for the want of petty things. On a hot day, a bottle of water in the room would have been lovely (later, I found a vending machine downstairs). A room safe would have been useful. For internet access one is requested to fill in lots of forms. The austerity can be quite relaxing - just a small crucifix decorates the room - but a feeling that one is either in one of the church groups or excluded. I don't think breakfast was expensive, but I never found a sign to say how much. The dessert "Peach trompe l"oeil" was really fun and nice!"