Hotel Ai Dogi
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
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Check out before: | 12:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Non-smoking
Laundry
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Hotel Ai Dogi
Hotel Ai Dogi is in the central square of Palmanova just 50 metres from the Cathedral. Rooms offer plasma-screen satellite TV and free Wi-Fi, and some have views of the square.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 13 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
Good hotel right in the center
Hotel in the center of town overlooking the main square. It certainly represents the benchmark property of the town, with convenient parking and equipped with all the comforts. Nice rooms equipped with good amenities; the only downside is the lack of an elevator to reach the rooms on the first floor (it is not very convenient with suitcases).
Couple
Comment: 18 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Never again at this hotel.
What a disappointment; we had been delighted the previous year, which just goes to show that you have to return to a hotel several times before leaving a review.
We had booked a superior room several weeks in advance; by "superior," one expects better, or else the hotel needs to revise its criteria or its vocabulary. We received an email 2 days before our arrival welcoming us to a room re-specified as Superior.
Upon our arrival, the young woman at the front desk, who was very kind, seemed quite embarrassed. Indeed, she informed us that our room, booked well in advance, was no longer available; the person who had occupied it the night before wanted to extend their stay by one night, so our room was rented out.
The manager then came over, without apologizing for not honoring our reservation, and told us the hotel was full, with only 2 rooms left, one of which she didn't want to show us because it was, according to her, really too tiny (sic!), and the other one still available on the 1st floor should suit us. So we went to see this famous room, still labeled "Superior" since that was our request. This one, located on the 1st floor, was tiny, stifling, and had a window looking directly out onto a wall as its only view.
In fact, they only had 2 tiny rooms left. We refused that room, and there we were, arguing about where to spend our night.
The manager told us she would do us a "favor" by offering us (well, for 125 euros, anyway) a 3-bed room that was a little more spacious. We had no choice if we didn't want to spend the night outside after a long trip. This room we were assigned was on the ground floor, looked out onto a tiny, ugly, neglected inner courtyard, supposedly met the superior criteria, and had windows covered with an opaque white film that completely obstructed the window, so we ended up in a windowless room with over 30°C outside, unable to open the window. An oppressive room, with no outside view, totally closed off; being a bit claustrophobic, the night was difficult.
How can you describe a hotelier who doesn't honor reservations? Whether a guest wants to stay an extra night is not our concern; it's up to the hotelier to manage their reservations, and the guest shouldn't have to pay the price for it.
This hotel is well-located for visiting the city of Palmanova, but it is an old building; apart from the rooms in the annex, which are more pleasant, the rooms located in the main building have no view, as they look out onto tiny courtyards or narrow passageways. Claustrophobics should stay away.
Contrary to what is indicated on the site, there are no individual toiletries that you find everywhere in Italy; for the price of the rooms, there are only soap dispensers and no mini-bar drinks are complimentary, not even a bottle of water.
In addition, the breakfast was really very average, the cold cuts were not good,
the setting is quite pretty but the person who takes care of the breakfasts is not very "warm" in their welcome.
There is no shortage of hotels in Italy, so we have forgotten this one and we will not return.
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We had booked a superior room several weeks in advance; by "superior," one expects better, or else the hotel needs to revise its criteria or its vocabulary. We received an email 2 days before our arrival welcoming us to a room re-specified as Superior.
Upon our arrival, the young woman at the front desk, who was very kind, seemed quite embarrassed. Indeed, she informed us that our room, booked well in advance, was no longer available; the person who had occupied it the night before wanted to extend their stay by one night, so our room was rented out.
The manager then came over, without apologizing for not honoring our reservation, and told us the hotel was full, with only 2 rooms left, one of which she didn't want to show us because it was, according to her, really too tiny (sic!), and the other one still available on the 1st floor should suit us. So we went to see this famous room, still labeled "Superior" since that was our request. This one, located on the 1st floor, was tiny, stifling, and had a window looking directly out onto a wall as its only view.
In fact, they only had 2 tiny rooms left. We refused that room, and there we were, arguing about where to spend our night.
The manager told us she would do us a "favor" by offering us (well, for 125 euros, anyway) a 3-bed room that was a little more spacious. We had no choice if we didn't want to spend the night outside after a long trip. This room we were assigned was on the ground floor, looked out onto a tiny, ugly, neglected inner courtyard, supposedly met the superior criteria, and had windows covered with an opaque white film that completely obstructed the window, so we ended up in a windowless room with over 30°C outside, unable to open the window. An oppressive room, with no outside view, totally closed off; being a bit claustrophobic, the night was difficult.
How can you describe a hotelier who doesn't honor reservations? Whether a guest wants to stay an extra night is not our concern; it's up to the hotelier to manage their reservations, and the guest shouldn't have to pay the price for it.
This hotel is well-located for visiting the city of Palmanova, but it is an old building; apart from the rooms in the annex, which are more pleasant, the rooms located in the main building have no view, as they look out onto tiny courtyards or narrow passageways. Claustrophobics should stay away.
Contrary to what is indicated on the site, there are no individual toiletries that you find everywhere in Italy; for the price of the rooms, there are only soap dispensers and no mini-bar drinks are complimentary, not even a bottle of water.
In addition, the breakfast was really very average, the cold cuts were not good,
the setting is quite pretty but the person who takes care of the breakfasts is not very "warm" in their welcome.
There is no shortage of hotels in Italy, so we have forgotten this one and we will not return.
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Business traveller
Comment: 27 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
10 stars, definitely not just 3 stars!
A gem in the heart of Palmanova.
It deserves a long trip even in 40-degree heat! After crossing Italy to reach Palmanova for a conference, we stayed at this jewel of a hotel. Beautiful, new, clean, with abundant friendliness, and a super breakfast... we slept in a very comfortable bed with air conditioning just right for this extremely hot summer.
What can I say, it truly deserves 10 stars.
It deserves a long trip even in 40-degree heat! After crossing Italy to reach Palmanova for a conference, we stayed at this jewel of a hotel. Beautiful, new, clean, with abundant friendliness, and a super breakfast... we slept in a very comfortable bed with air conditioning just right for this extremely hot summer.
What can I say, it truly deserves 10 stars.
Group traveller
Comment: 2 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
Uncomfortable.
The reception staff and the breakfast staff were good. Problem 1: there was only one set of towels in the room, and we were two people. Another major problem, in my opinion, is that breakfast is served in another building, which, when it rains, as in our case, if you are not equipped with an umbrella, you will get wet. Very bad. Rooms are very small but still nice and clean. Low-quality mattress and pillows that, in my personal opinion, are too soft. I conclude by saying that this hotel is certainly not the worst, but the next time I return to the area, I will not stay here.
Couple
Comment: 5 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
Exceptional location for visiting Venezia Giulia and a venue appropriate for the costs.
New, clean, fragrant facility. Friendly staff. Decent and welcoming breakfast.
Excellent location
Piazza Grande 11, Palmanova, 33057, Italy|0.18 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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