This property met all our needs for a one night stay. It is conveniently located near the train station and near the old town area. The people we encountered were friendly and helpful. The breakfast choices were plentiful and the breakfast area on the rooftop patio was beautiful. The only negative was that the walks of the room were thin and we could hear neighbors quite a bit.

Worked for our purposes: covenient to the train station for our less-than-24-hour transition to a group cycling trip. It was tricky to find reception from the street. Better instructions prior to check-in would be great! We felt like we were experiencing an escape room and eventually won. Luckily it was daylight!

Welcoming, hospitality, our room was clean, the staff , breakfast, terrace with garden, the view of the city, all were excellent!!!!

Let's start with the pros: This property is a ~5 minute walk from the Arezzo train station, so it is potentially very convenient to use if you are visiting other towns by train each day. The place was adequately cleaned and maintained, and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. As mentioned by others, the AC worked well in our unit, even though it blew directly on our faces as we slept (not comfortable). Breakfast was ok considering the price, and they had some light kitchen facilities if you wanted to make something or reheat something. There is a decent Conad City grocery store immediately next door to the property -- very nice!! Breakfast on the terrace was really nice, too. Cons: The major drawback to this property was the shower: it would not maintain water temperature or pressure, to the point of being dangerously unsafe. The water temperature would spike without warning to 60-70 deg C. Each one of us were burned multiple times while trying to shower. It was tricky to get out of the shower without tripping over the toilet for one of the older members of our party. This is hard for them to fix, but folks need to be aware of the safety hazard. The bedroom was dark and drab (no color or art). Overall, the stay was "ok", but there may be nicer places to stay if you're going to be in Arezzo for multiple days. Plus, Arezzo may not be the best "home base" choice, but that's a different story.