Hotel Ristorante Eurossola

We’re going back again of this coming month. We are absolutely 💯 like it the hotel. Ours holidays had been beautiful experience.

What a charming little hotel. We were in Domodossola for a family trip. We stayed here. It is literally just across the street from the station. Very very clean. Beds are comfortable. And the hotel is just charming. This hotel has a 1 ☆ Michelin restaurant but we didn't try it. The breakfast could be improved. It was very very basic but ok. I think the only issue we had was there was no fridge in the room. We had a very thin something hanging on the wall they said was a fridge but it could only hold 2 bottles of water and was not cold. You can't keep even a sandwich there. We had a lovely time. Thank you.

My wife and I arrived in Domodossola, crossed the piazza to Hotel Eurossolla. The trip from Brig through the Simplon was a hoot-the train was one of the oldest in the Swiss Railway fleet, first class only a slight upgrade from a cattle car. I like that kind of experience when traveling. Also I am partial to small town ambience. Domodossola fit the bill. Hotel Eurossola was great though the dinner in their restaurant seemed pricey. Our room was big city quality. Francesca was very helpful. I was ill so we needed to stay in Germany an extra night. We e-mailed Eurossola that our arrival would be delayed. No problem. She was knowledgable and shared that with us especially as it related to activities in the city and area. We walked around this lovely town joining the citizens in their passagieri. Breakfast was outstanding. I believe Francesca mentioned that Eurossola hosted members of the Italian National Ski Team during training. That would have been fun to see those athletes. In Turin we stayed in a hotel with AC Milan! Because I was ill and needed to bed down after dinner, we missed the "Crazy Show" that night on the Piazza. It sounded like everyone attending the show was having so much fun. My wife went to the front desk to request a wake-up call in the morning. No one understood her. Francesca had left for the day but it was one of those incidents that travelers can chuckle about as they reminisce about their trip. Someone must have figured it out because the wake-up call did arrive as requested in the morning! I remember Domodossola fondly. Lovely town. Lovely people. Lovely location in the Italian Alps. Small town ambience. I wanted to stay on.

I stayed two nights at the Hotel Eurossola and had a good experience. It could not be easier to find -- it's straight across from the train station (and a little to the left). I was able to check in when I arrived at 11am, and was assigned a room on the 1st floor (2nd floor to Americans) directly above reception. The room was extremely clean, and smelled freshly sanitized. I had a single bed, a TV with a couple English channels, a desk, and private en suite bathroom. I did notice that I heard all the noise from reception directly below me - phone calls, talking, etc. That was a little annoying. Otherwise the room was quiet and adequately warm (adjustable heat dial on the wall -- it also appeared to have AC). Breakfast was included, and it was done in the hotel restaurant and had the standard continental fare of croissants, breads, cereals, fruit, cheeses, ham, etc. There was an automatic coffee machine that made cappucinos, espressos, and americanos at the touch of a button, too. The restaurant was not open for dinner the two nights I was there. The best part of the stay was the family that seems to own/run the hotel and maybe even live there. They were gracious and friendly, and their little boy was just adorable. The bar is the dining/TV room, and I got to sit down and watch TV with them and sip wine. It was a very nice, friendly, family-like experience!