Palazzo Arzaga is fortunate to be located in an environment of nearly unparalleled natural beauty, wedged between the Alps and Lake Garda. The resort is also fortunate to have 27 excellent holes, comprised of courses designed by Jack Nickluas Junior and one of golf's untouchables - Gary Player.
Arzaga I was completed by Jack Nicklaus II, under the auspices of the Golden Bear design association, and is an 18-hole championship layout of international repute. From the tips, the resort's main attraction can be stretched to just shy of 7,000 yards, and only the beauty of the landscape matches the quality of the Nicklaus design. Spanning the gentle slopes near the edge of Lake Garda, Arzaga I is a terrific resort course that will be enjoyed by one and all.
South African legend Gary Player has added a nine-hole track that is another string to the bow of Palazzo Arzaga, and although it is only half a course, Arzaga II demands total respect. Player's remit was to create an experience that blended beauty and enjoyment, and the resultant inland links course is a true joy to behold.
Palazzo Arzaga is also home to one of only three official PGA Teaching & Learning Centres in Europe. Sophisticated instruction, computerized swing analysis and innovative tuition techniques are the main tenets of the terrific facility, which will certainly improve your game.
There are few better places to advance your skills - take up one of the teaching complexes tailor-made instructions courses, which are designed to target your weaknesses in stage by stage progressions.Not far from the shores of the stunning Lake Garda lies the Palazzo Arzaga, whose magnificent 15th century construction is now home to a 5* hotel of ultimate luxury.
A member of the highly regarded Leading Small Hotels Of The World, the Palazzo has 84 sumptuous rooms and suites, some of which are still adorned with the original frescoes of the building's formative years.
The accommodation is divided between the Residenza dei Castagni and the Residenza San Martino, adjacent to the estate's 17th century chapel, and is decorated in either traditional Lombardian or Venetian style. Ranging from classic doubles through to the two Palazzo rooms adorned with frescoes reminiscent of Guido Reni, the housing is the last word in luxury, and reflects the exquisite finish throughout the entire hotel.
Palazzo Arzaga is a comprehensive resort of the utmost quality, embellished with excellent leisure and conference facilities, and is at the forefront of Europe's 5* golf holiday destinations.
In addition to the fine golfing complex, Palazzo Arzaga boasts a fine fitness suite, and swimming pools both indoor and outdoor. Also on site are tennis courts, and cycling and running tracks, while nearby Lake Garda and its surroundings offer the chance to try para-gliding, windsurfing, canoeing, diving, abseiling, clay pigeon shooting and horse riding.
The SPA at Arzaga offers a fantastic range of treatments focusing on wellness, relaxation, massage, anti-ageing and beauty, all tailor-made to your needs. Endorsed by the exclusive Clarins product range, the centre is one of the best in Italy, and is a major part of Palazzo Arzaga's attraction as a top class leisure destination.Gastronomy is prominent at the Palazzo; Il Moretto is the main dining room, serving fine Italian and international cuisine, while L'Enoteca is a traditional country restaurant famed for its wine list.
Nearby Verona is famed for its boiled meats and white Soave wine. Enchanting trattoria's offer the genuine Veronese experience; try Al Pompiere on Vicolo Regina d'Ungheria, whose cheese menu is 120-strong.
Lovely hotel with very attentive and friendly staff
This hotel is very high end, clean and all staff are wonderfully polite. Only issue is that it charges far too much for the ordinary golfer for food and drinks. The golf bar is about OK, but the pool bar, bar and restaurant are really expensive with €30 each for starters, mains and €14 for a G & T, so an evening meal for two is circa €250, unless of course you go out.
Sorry, your filter options returned no results.
Lived the 9 hole course, shame we only played it once
Lovely course with beautiful views. Course Marshall was friendly as were all the staff
The golf course is great, well kept and lots of green staff to maintain it. It is not mega difficult but tricky with well placed bunkers, some narrow fairways in places and ponds. The greens are soft and take a ball well. The rough is not too punishing and fair for the most part. There are white, yellow, blue and red tees. Higher handicappers can use the blue tees if they want to make it more enjoyable by reducing the influence of hazards. Some of the par 4's need two good strikes to get there but it also has very reachable par 5's. It wasn't terribly busy either. I thoroughly enjoyed playing it.
Sorry, your filter options returned no results.
