Casaliva Relais

Location a bit isolated (which for us is a plus!). Beautiful view of lake below. Swimming pool, lovely gardens, very comfortable room. Ample parking. Breakfast excellent, very varied and cooked zucchini in one pan, on continuous heat, and red and yellow peppers on another. Eggs were cooked to order the way you wanted.

We spent 3 nights at Casaliva ,an amazing place with beautiful garden,fabulos view,good and varied breakfast and last but not least very nice and friendly host . Thank you and hope to visit you again! Dana and Florin

Sehr schöne Unterkunft sowie freundliches Personal. Wir kommen gerne wieder.

Schöner Pool und tolle Gartenanlage. Für E-Bikes Garage und Lademöglichkeit vorhanden.

Setting. Pool area. Rooms. Bar area

No real lunch or dinner menu

Property has a lovely feel and the breakfast was amazing.

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This is an absolutely amazing place to stay. In effect a small family run hotel (12 rooms in total including 4 in an annexe) with lovely and well kept grounds and large swimming pool/jacuzzi area. Being on a hill overlooking the town of Bardolino there is a great view over the town and Lake Garda whilst having breakfast on the terrace. Sara, front of house, is a gem! Whilst out of the town it is not isolated as such. There is a regular shuttle bus (June to October) that has a stop just 100 metres down the road at the entrance to a local school. The journey costs €1.30 pp and takes about 15 minutes to get to Bardolino. As Casaliva is in an effective cul de sac/no through road it is quiet with not much traffic at all. There are 2 good restaurants just 5 mins and 10 mins walk respectively down the same road as Casaliva (our favourite was La Rocca), passing olive trees and vinyards on your left, but Casaliva also has a snacks service throughout the day up to 8 pm doing salads, pizza and a burger for example. They also sell wine and beer all at reasonable prices. Most of the clientele is German due to historic links with the area from the days of the Austrian empire. So, German is pretty much the second language in the area but English is of course widely spoken. The Germans know a good thing when they experience it – we English need to join them at Casaliva. You won’t regret it!

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