Hotel del Centro

The beds were very comfortable and staff very friendly

The rooms felt outdated and the bathroom would do an upgrade

Hotel was fine in every respect except location. A bit of faded glory. One hundred years ago this would have been like a palace.

If you leave the hotel and turn left you walk towards the main tourist area which has many nice restaurants and shops. If you turn left (towards where the car parking is) it is full of foreigners, is dirty and I did not feel safe.

The hotel is an easy walk from the Central Train station, easy to walk to the Quattro Canti/historic center, or easy to grab a taxi for further distances. I really loved how helpful the staff were. I booked this hotel having read on booking.com that upper rooms were accessible by elevator. But the elevator usage for upper floors is mainly for carrying up luggage, not for regular use. When I found my room was on an upper floor, I mentioned that I have a knee problem, but I would make it work. But the desk staff (I did not get his name!) arranged a different room on the main floor for me, which was very kind. It made all the difference in my stay. The room was sizeable, and the ensuite bathroom as well, and was very comfortable. Also, the weather had changed to colder before I arrived, and the first night my room was VERY cold. When I told the staff the next day, I understood they had changed the temp settings for the warmer weather, but they made an adjustment which made it much more comfortable - I really appreciated that. The remaining days were fine. I did not get the breakfast included rate, but you can tell them the night before if you would like to have breakfast and add it to the bill, which I did once, and the breakfast was very nice. And the price was a good value.

Nothing really. The hotel is on the 3rd floor of an older building, but has all the amenities you need, with the charm of being an older hotel, and the staff are super helpful.

Close enough to the city centre to make all target visit locations accessible. Close to the railway station. Breakfast was very good. The room I was in was clean and maintained daily,

A depressingly dismal room looking out on to the central well of the hotel - a view of blanked out window panels with rusted frames and the only view of daylight was several floors up. The hotel itself was outdated - reminiscent of the Nineteen Thirties. The air conditioning was frequently noisy.