That is a basic 4 star hotel. The rooms small, but clean and well maintaned. As a tour manager of a group, I had many contacts with the staff, and they always were very helpfull.
Both at breakfast and dinner the food was very good. The breakfast was buffet, and dinner served with choices for the group.
There are over 100 chanels buth only Italian. The 4 pools are with thermal water (34 Celsius), and elderly guests were affraid to swim. They are clean and in a nice park.
At the evening entertainment in the hotel bar.
The center and very nice pedestrian area just over the corner.
Close for daytrips to Venice, Padua and The Garda lake area.
My main problem was the price of the internet.
I will recomend my company to return to that hotel with other groups.

Perhaps having reached the age of 50+ and only attained the position of desk clerk makes you grumpy. The staff were helpful but you always had the feeling you were being a nuisance. They could give lessons to the George V staff! Check-in was straightforward, and they all spoke adequate English. My first room on the first floor was basic to the point of being clinical - but it is a spa hotel after all. I was woken early the following morning by noise from downstairs, and as a light sleeper, after another grumpy exchange I was moved to the fourth floor. Much more pleasant and less spartan. I didn't use the pools, but colleagues said they were fine. Internet access including wireless was only available in the lobby area, but the charge was reasonable. Breakfast was the biggest disappointment - I can't recall the last time I was offered tinned fruit salad in a hotel, and I thought the Italians were fooodies! Overall an average experience, nothing terrible, but nothing great either.