I Dormienti

We were happy with the stay, and the price was good. Everything we needed was there, including an iron and ironing board and a coffee machine in the hallway. Our room was very clean, even nicer than we'd expected, and the window shutters made it completely dark for sleeping. The street had lots of cafés and a market. Many important places were walkable from here. Finding the building was a little tricky, as other reviews mention, because there was no sign. We checked the exact address on Booking and saw the hotel's name on the doorbell panel. We arrived before check-in to leave our bags, but the staff said the room was ready and let us in early. We stayed two nights.

We had a great stay in a hip neighborhood, close to the metro entrance and the city's main sights. The room had a mini fridge, working AC, and felt roomy for the area. Loved it!

The location was good, the room was pretty clean, and the guy at reception was really nice and helpful. Still, I wouldn't recommend this place, even for one night. The rooms are small and expensive. The “private” bathroom is outside the room, it's really cold in there, the hairdryer doesn't work, and water dripped from the window. The room ceiling looked awful, and only part of the walls had been painted. Luggage storage costs 2€ per hour per bag, but the bags are left in the hallway where anyone could take them.

We found a dusty, smelly room that wasn't properly prepared when we checked in, and there was no proper service. This is a first-floor apartment with a few rooms run like a hotel, but no outside signboard, so it's hard to find. The whole apartment needs painting and a complete upgrade. The bathroom was beyond words: an old leaking pipe under the sink, and a shower cabin wall that shook and may even have been broken. Humidity and mold smells seem to come up from the building's ground floor. This apartment isn't suitable for a stay.