Asked for directions at the Tourist Office and was sent to the wrong area of town.
Thin walls and adjacent bedroom windows made for sleepless nights and building works on new property at rear of hotel meant early morning call when builders started.
Staff were very friendly and helpful

My wife, two children and I stayed at the Green Park Hotel for 3 nights in July 2008.
First, the bad things about the hotel: The room was unbelievably small, with one double bed and a bunk bed, and no walking space whatsoever. I requested for a larger room at the front desk, but they didnt have any available. There is no room service to speak of. The hotel is about 15 minutes walk from the waterfront.
Now, the good things about this hotel: The room rates are reasonable, and the breakfast was quite decent. The manager lady was always very helpful, and so was her husband, who was always willing to drop us off at the train station (from where you can catch shuttle buses to either Gardaland or Aquapark). There were quite a few things to do for the kids, like an outdoor pool, table-tennis, mini-soccer, and Playstation. They also sold Gardaland tickets at cheaper prices.
In a nutshell, its not a bad hotel at all, and you can consider staying there if better options are not available. The Bella Italia campsite looked great, but unfortunately we we didnt know about it until we were already there. Maybe I'll try it out next time!

We had not intended to use hotels at all on our holiday but due to a cancellation by our Italian Apartment owner 3 weeks before, we needed a 3 night filler at the end of our stay on Garda and opted for this 3 star hotel in Peschiera.

The staff were noticeable by their absence and the owner barely managed a grunt on arrival. The room for a family of 4 was well air conditioned and clean but unbelievably cramped.(We had double the space on our return to Liverpool in an overnight at The Marriott for exactly the same price.)

The pool area was okay but needed maintenance as there were weeds and dodgy paving around the edges. Also a child threw up in the small pool and despite the manager being told, the pool was not fenced off to guests nor was any attempt made to replace the water.

As for its proximity to Peschiera - we took the car and parked closer, as 20 minutes in the heat of the day and 20 back uphill, in a non- attractive part of town was not an option with two kids under 9.

Yes it's near to Gardaland but I personally think one night would do you.We thought Gardaland was over rated and the queues in early July horrendous - up to 90 minutes on a Monday for bigger rides.Europa Park in Germany is much better.

For a longer stay in Garda, choose an apartment.

We stayed at the Green Park for two nights, using it as our base for a day trip to Gardaland. For that it was perfect, as the theme park is only a short distance away, and we got a lift there in the hotel's courtesy minibus. The hotel itself is very much geared towards families, with small outdoor pool, table football, ping pong and a Play Station. The huge bowls of sweets dotted around the hotel lobby were also a big plus!! There were four of us in a room, which was quite cramped but perfectly adequate - and spotlessly clean. There was quite an extensive breakfast selection, including rolls, meats, cheese, pastries, yoghurts and fresh fruit salad. The centre of Peschiera Del Garda was a 10-15 minute stroll down hill and we can recommend the Corso Milano restaurant on the way. Overall, worth considering if you have a young family.