Hotel Lux
Via Galileo Galilei 218/A
41100 Modena
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Rooms: 30
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About
Managed by the Codeluppi family, Hotel Lux has recently been restructured to assure you a more comfortable and welcoming stay, thanks to the modern and functional furnishings and to the new services offered. There is also a large reserved car parking area at guests disposal. The staff in Hotel Lux, Modena will do everything to make your stay a relaxing and pleasurable one.
Rooms
Hotel Lux bedrooms with a large terrace have been recently refurnished in modern style providing every comfort. All rooms have ensuite bathroom, telephone, LCD television, radio, air conditioning, mini–bar and free wireless internet connection. Guests can avail of room service at no extra cost.
Location
The hotel is situated just 2 km from the Modena Nord exit of the A1 motorway and 3 km from the city centre, it is also easy to reach by bus n°4.
Other
Modena is famous for many things - the magnificent voice of Pavarotti, balsamic vinegar and not least Modena is considered the true and unique automotive capital. Here prestigious automobiles such as the Ferrari, Maserati, and De Tomaso were born. A short distance from the old town centre or Modena, in Largo Garibaldi, we can see the monument dedicated to Enzo Ferrari who lived nearby. a few steps just around the corner you are in Viale Trento Trieste, headquarters of the first Ferrari office in the 1930s. Proceeding in the opposite direction you come to Viale Ciro Menotti where the historic Maserati factory is still visible today, now run by Ferrari. The link between this city and the world of motors is solidly reinforced by prestigious demonstrations that periodically take place in the centre and by the unpublished presence of two private museums (Stanguellini and Panini) dedicated to the most exclusive of automobiles.
Enzo Ferrari moved to Via Giardini (in the direction of Maranello) in 1943 and from this small, sparsely-populated rural town the production of legendary automobiles began. Maranello today owes Enzo Ferrari a boundless notoriety that has brought prosperity and wellbeing to all its inhabitants. In the last few years, thanks to the formidable victories of the racing squad and the Schumacher phenomenon, even tourism has found a stronghold here.