The Dreamers & Co

The rooms have the basics, a bed and bathroom, and the internet was good. There’s no elevator. The location puts you close to the Cathedral, Roman Bridge, Roman Temple, neighborhoods, and plenty of restaurants and other food vendors.

The place was very old and poorly maintained. I don’t think the bedding had been freshly cleaned, and the attitude was horrible. They first put us in a room down a twisting hallway that felt like an old, badly kept jail cell. When the fixture didn’t work, they moved us to another room. I’d never return or recommend it.

For what I paid for one night, this hotel was really worth it. It’s in an excellent location, and I could walk everywhere without spending anything on transport. The staff were very friendly, the room didn’t smell, and the bed was comfortable with clean sheets. Mine had a few tears, but that didn’t bother me. The room wasn’t big, but having a private room and bathroom, plus free tea and coffee, felt like good value compared with what that money would usually get me at a hostel. The Wi-Fi was weak in room 103, though other rooms might get a better signal. The heating worked very well, and the room never felt cold. I didn’t hear any outside noise, but I was there on a weekday, so weekends might be different. Hope this helps.

The room was bright, and the bathroom was small but okay. There’s breakfast for 4€ from 8:30 to 10:00, with bread, ham, cheese, fruit, coffee, and juice. I thought it was worth the price. The place was clean apart from the window and wardrobe, and it’s near the city’s main sights. The bedroom door was really poor and thin, with a gap big enough to put two fingers between it and the floor, so you could hear everyone in the entrance. Also, you’ll need to park at least 650m from the hotel.