Distinguished by its striking architecture, the B4 Padova is a true work of art and offers modern accommodation in a unique contemporary style in the heart of the new business district.
Housed in an imposing, remarkable tower, the B4 Hotel combines refinement, high technology and the utmost comfort of its interiors thoroughly fitted with comprehensive amenities. The hotel features up-to-date meeting facilities, business centre, an informal buffet restaurant and a fine à la carte restaurant – not to mention the impeccable services provided by its devoted staff. A state of the art gym and a wellness centre are opening soon.
The rooms of the B4 Padova Hotel boast very large windows and are brightly lit with natural sunlight. Each room communicates a sense of glamour and elegance. Plasma TV sets, perfect sound-proofing and fast internet connection are just some of the features you will find in your room at the Net.
The Hotel B4 is strategically located near the exhibition centre of Padova, the train station and the motorway. Attracting not only business guests, the hotel is a convenient base from which to explore the beauties of Padova, as well as attractions in the region including Venice and Treviso.
Hotel Facilities
General:
Parking, Restaurant, Pets Allowed, Bar, 24-Hour Front Desk, Non-Smoking Rooms, Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests, Elevator, Soundproofed Rooms, All Public and Private spaces non-smoking, Airconditioning
Services:
Internet Services, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
Surroundings
Padua is a city of art and one of the major centres in Northern Italy.
According to an old legend, the city was founded by the Homeric hero Antenore, who had escaped the burning Troy.
During the 3rd Century, the ideally located city of Padua became a staunch ally of Rome, thus gaining administrative autonomy from the Empire. As a result, the city enjoyed a long period of peace that lead to a major urban reorganisation. The marvellous buildings and bridges built in this period can still be admired nowadays.
Today, reminders of its glorious past are at every turn. The most important buildings are indeed of Medieval date: the Basilica of St. Anthony (a site attracting pilgrims from all over the world); the Palazzo della Ragione; and Giotto’s magnificent Scrovegni Chapel.
