Pandolf

The little apartment I stayed in is small, and without a dishwasher, washing machine, or clothesline, it makes sense mainly for a short visit. Four people would feel cramped, so I’d keep it to three at most. There is an elevator, but the spaces throughout the building are extremely tight from the elevator onward, so it’s definitely not wheelchair accessible. Its location is a real plus, handy for both downtown and the train station, and check-in was straightforward with clear instructions in the PDF. I didn’t use the kitchen much, just for breakfast, since I was invited out. I would have liked some notes in the apartment about nearby supermarkets, places to eat, and things to see. The two remotes had no instructions, and I couldn’t figure out the settings, so I turned them off. I don’t have mobility problems, so I’d probably stay there again if I came back to Bologna. The prices seemed about average to me.