Castello di Lispida
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
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Check out before: | 10:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed free of charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Non-smoking
Laundry
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Castello di Lispida
Situated within 22 km of PadovaFiere and 24 km of Gran Teatro Geox, Castello di Lispida features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Monselice.
Reviews from 
Family traveller
Comment: 15 Sep 2025
Stayed in: Aug 2025
Wonderful stay at the Castillo di Lispida
Spent 3 fantastic nights at the Castillo in August 25, in the portico room which has its own private terrace. The grounds and swimming pools / wellness centre are really wonderful with the hot spring tubs a real highlight. The rooms themselves were comfortable although there were a couple of small items that would have been useful in the kitchen, but this did not distract from a wonderful experience in this majestic castle.
Family traveller
Comment: 14 Jul 2025
Stayed in: Jun 2025
Horrendous. We stayed for under an hour before finding an alternative place to stay.
Note, we are currently dealing with MasterCard as the owners have ghosted us despite Italian family calling, so there are no excuses for not understanding the problems we explained.
We were allocated Il Costello, which is not actually an apartment, but a collection of rooms afforded limited privacy. To get to the kitchen and dining room, you exit the apartment door, enter the communal stairway, turn left, then right, then the door is on the left. There is no lock. You can then access the dining room and area designated as a kitchen, which, at the time of our stay had no working electrical sockets we could use.
In the kitchen we were greeted with the previous guests dishes still dirty in the dishwasher.
As mentioned, there were no electrical sockets on the walls behind the counters. It was suggested that we put a chair in the path of the door and rest the kettle on it to boil it for a cup of tea or coffee. The problem with this was the cable was too short. I believe that this may have worked with the Nespresso machine, but we never tested it before leaving.
Out the back of the kitchen is the terrace, which is very disappointing and not somewhere we'd want to spend time. It looks like the building's AC unit is there too, it has no view and limited sunshine.
The living room was dusty and much of the seating was uncomfortable. However, the rocking chair was comfortable. There was damage to the walls, floor and plaster. Bring in the countryside, it looked like an ideal point for mice to enter and exit. The carpet on the floor is adorned with swastikas. The plus side to this room was that there was a working electrical socket close enough to the floor that we could use the kettle. In case you are in this predicament you can check the photo to find this spot.
You walk through the living room to the twin room. While there are two very small beds, these had mattresses on them, unlike the other "bed". The "dolls house" beds were very short and you'd probably struggle to sleep comfortably if an adult above 160cm or 75kg. When one person who is 6 foot tall was lying in the bed their head hit one end of the frame and feet the other as evidenced in our pictures.
The next "double bed" room was the most disappointing bedroom. The bed was made of two chaise joined together. We sat on the bed and it was so soft and dusty we checked the mattress to discover it was not a mattress but a poorly cut and chipped foam pad without a mattress protector on it. If you're not sure what I mean by this, please see the picture. As this was not a bed with a mattress, underneath it was very dusty and dirty I was concerned this was potentially because of all of the previous guests dead skin cells and dust mites. The air conditioning did not work in this room which was an absolute deal breaker in summer. We were told this could not be fixed. The shutters had been closed all day but the room was very hot.
The bathrooms were not used so we can't comment on the water pressure, but the second shower room (which is accessed through a corridor with a window into the communal areas) looked like something from a poorly repaired hostel.
The owners representative said she would have moved us to another apartment but none were available. Overall, the accommodation was unsuitable for four adults, more importantly, it lacked security and privacy. The air conditioning not working was unbearable for sleep if there had been a proper bed with a mattress.
We ended up having a lovely holiday, just not here.
Our relative from Monselice (a few miles away) phoned up after nobody contacted us. Our Italian is not good, but he is local so we thought having someone explain the place was not as sold because it was not an apartment and didn't have working AC in the bedroom, but they ignored him too.
We were allocated Il Costello, which is not actually an apartment, but a collection of rooms afforded limited privacy. To get to the kitchen and dining room, you exit the apartment door, enter the communal stairway, turn left, then right, then the door is on the left. There is no lock. You can then access the dining room and area designated as a kitchen, which, at the time of our stay had no working electrical sockets we could use.
In the kitchen we were greeted with the previous guests dishes still dirty in the dishwasher.
As mentioned, there were no electrical sockets on the walls behind the counters. It was suggested that we put a chair in the path of the door and rest the kettle on it to boil it for a cup of tea or coffee. The problem with this was the cable was too short. I believe that this may have worked with the Nespresso machine, but we never tested it before leaving.
Out the back of the kitchen is the terrace, which is very disappointing and not somewhere we'd want to spend time. It looks like the building's AC unit is there too, it has no view and limited sunshine.
The living room was dusty and much of the seating was uncomfortable. However, the rocking chair was comfortable. There was damage to the walls, floor and plaster. Bring in the countryside, it looked like an ideal point for mice to enter and exit. The carpet on the floor is adorned with swastikas. The plus side to this room was that there was a working electrical socket close enough to the floor that we could use the kettle. In case you are in this predicament you can check the photo to find this spot.
You walk through the living room to the twin room. While there are two very small beds, these had mattresses on them, unlike the other "bed". The "dolls house" beds were very short and you'd probably struggle to sleep comfortably if an adult above 160cm or 75kg. When one person who is 6 foot tall was lying in the bed their head hit one end of the frame and feet the other as evidenced in our pictures.
The next "double bed" room was the most disappointing bedroom. The bed was made of two chaise joined together. We sat on the bed and it was so soft and dusty we checked the mattress to discover it was not a mattress but a poorly cut and chipped foam pad without a mattress protector on it. If you're not sure what I mean by this, please see the picture. As this was not a bed with a mattress, underneath it was very dusty and dirty I was concerned this was potentially because of all of the previous guests dead skin cells and dust mites. The air conditioning did not work in this room which was an absolute deal breaker in summer. We were told this could not be fixed. The shutters had been closed all day but the room was very hot.
The bathrooms were not used so we can't comment on the water pressure, but the second shower room (which is accessed through a corridor with a window into the communal areas) looked like something from a poorly repaired hostel.
The owners representative said she would have moved us to another apartment but none were available. Overall, the accommodation was unsuitable for four adults, more importantly, it lacked security and privacy. The air conditioning not working was unbearable for sleep if there had been a proper bed with a mattress.
We ended up having a lovely holiday, just not here.
Our relative from Monselice (a few miles away) phoned up after nobody contacted us. Our Italian is not good, but he is local so we thought having someone explain the place was not as sold because it was not an apartment and didn't have working AC in the bedroom, but they ignored him too.
Couple
Comment: 27 May 2024
Stayed in: May 2024
A flop!!
The outdoor facilities are a dream, as is the drive to the castle, a 1 km long path lined with great trees. Everything is very well maintained. But then, the large apartment. Run down, not clean, cobwebs under the furniture, the separate shower smells bad, everything needs renovation. Outside in the pool area, mushrooms are growing on the wall in the shower, it is not cleaned regularly. The TV is a disaster, it was impossible to watch films, everything is extremely slow to enter and then no connection or some other error message. On the day of our arrival there was a party in the courtyard, around 50 guests, a DJ with speakers, as loud as if a stadium was being entertained. We quickly drove to the nearest restaurant so as not to have to endure the noise. No way to buy water in the castle complex, let alone other things. The price-performance ratio is completely exaggerated, we paid EUR 450 for 2 nights including the Airnb bonus. It is better to rent a 5 star hotel, then you would get better value for money. We are totally disappointed.
Family traveller
Comment: 31 Oct 2023
Stayed in: Oct 2023
Too bad…
I sent an email to spend 4 nights, January 2024, in one of their apartments... they replied telling me it was free, they told me how much the amount was and details for the bank transfer.
After less than a week I call and no one answers, I write another email for some information, they reply that the apartment is no longer available.
I'll send another email for another appointment and... ♀️. More heartfelt. Thanks and best regards
After less than a week I call and no one answers, I write another email for some information, they reply that the apartment is no longer available.
I'll send another email for another appointment and... ♀️. More heartfelt. Thanks and best regards
Family traveller
Comment: 4 Oct 2023
Stayed in: Oct 2023
Dreaming in history
A magical place full of history and wonderful nature. Lying on the sun loungers next to the large warm swimming pool looking at the Euganean hills with a much-cited garden and the squirrels playing is a splendid experience. The true soul of the castle is Claudia, capable of welcoming you from accompanying you to your accommodation to illustrating the production wines during the tasting inside the cellars to her constant and discreet presence
Believe me, go at least once in your life
Thanks to the owners for keeping the castle alive and making them available to guests
Believe me, go at least once in your life
Thanks to the owners for keeping the castle alive and making them available to guests
Excellent location
Via IV Novembre 4, Monselice, 35043, Italy|4.82 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
10:00
Good to know
Pets allowed free of charge
Extra beds are available for an additional charge, depending on the size of the room.
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