Ostello San Filippo Neri

I liked how accessible everything was; from keys to hostel proximity to the centre. The room, bathroom and toilets were clean. Constant hot water for use and a big locker for suitcases which I loved.

Staff are great, bathroom was cleaned daily, great location

Not their fault, there was construction work blocking off the road in front of the hostel. Tricky to find & park.

Really central and easy to get to from the train station

It was one of the cheapest options in Modena (which doesn't really mean cheap), so we did not have too many expectations. It was simple and clean, so that's ok. The beds were ok. The sheets were fresh and clean. The bathroom was good enough. Clean with all the basics. The reception staff was pleasant. The place itself looks like a dormitory. The rooms are small with single beds and metal cupboards for each guest. The bathrooms are bunched together in one location and each of them is locked with a key and assigned to a given room. That's ok. There's also a common area in the courtyard and a kitchen.

We got almost no sleep because of the other guests, who behaved like a gang of feral monkeys. Shouting, running around the corridor in wet flip-flops and slamming doors was their plan for the late night. Also the main floor door brake was making a horrible sound BRRR-TRRR-TRR-TRR!!! each time someone opened the door (which was like every 10 minutes for the most of the night). The way people behaved was not the "hotel's" fault, but it would be great if the staff would do something about the wild guests at some point. Also, please add any kind of sound insulation to the room doors. You can hear everything in the whole corridor right now. The last straw were numerous mosquitos, which were storming our room even though we kept the window closed for the night. If you plan to stay here, bring your own anti-mosquito repellents (or abuse the local wines heavily).