Luca B.
Getting a decent night’s sleep was hard. The air conditioner barely made a difference whether it was on or off, and opening the window to cool the room meant letting in the street noise. The hotel faces a main road, and even the window around the corner didn’t block much. The walls and door are thin too, so you hear the neighbors, including children. One neighbor spent half an hour yelling at someone talking loudly in the lobby because they were trying to sleep. The location is pretty good, about a ten-minute walk uphill from the city center.
