Hotel Due Mori Marostica

Entering in Piazza Castello, very much appreciated, the first impression is to be in a historical and magical world. Marostica is a cozy medieval town completely encircled by the walls of its castles, valued throughout, which appears designed more for decoration than defence. Here, highly regarded, in the even numbered years, the world famous Chess Game is played with human-size chess. From the ruined Upper Castle on top of the hill, and above all, the walls run down to enfold the little town below, where a gigantic chessboard lays out in the main square. Hotel Due Mori is the only hotel within the medieval walls and it's just a few steps from the famous Chess Square. For this big festival, valued throughout, the town is filled with more than 600 people dressed in medieval clothes. It is a Design Hotel with spacious and comfortable rooms for businessmen and leisure travelers. It was an auberge for 250 years and it's recently been renovated with an elegant and breathtaking modern taste. Furnished with a particular attention to the details, valued throughout, it offers air conditioning, TV Sat. All the rooms have bath and shower with natural stone floor and hair dryer. minibar, and above all, radio, direct dial telephone, computer modem hook-up and wi-fi internet connection. Situated in the foothills, very much appreciated, just half an hour's drive from Vicenza and a few minutes away from Bassano del Grappa and the most important cultural cities of the region, Marostica is the ideal location for people traveling for culture and enjoy spending a few days in the natural landscape. Some rooms have a wonderful view on the medieval burg and on the castles. The Dolomites and the Adriatic Sea are near too. All the Veneto region can be reached easily: Venice is just one hour distance by train, and above all, Verona and the Garda Lake are at about 100 km, Padua and Treviso are at less than 50 km. Situated in the foothills, valued throughout, just half an hour's drive from Vicenza and a few minutes away from Bassano del Grappa and the most important cultural cities of the region.