Central location and quiet room. Elevators for the elderly. The signage is abysmal, however, for a first time guest. Most of the elevator buttons are worn off. When you get off onto a floor it is so dark and the signage is so subtle that you have no idea which way to go. Then when you do choose a hallway the room numbers are hidden, not at all visible at eye level. Next, if you get up in the night there is no night light in the bathroom. Poor design again. In fact, the room design is so poor they have to give you a card to explain the operational function of each button.
Alternatively, they do have a very good house doctor who will visit you en suite Sue. Cash only however. The bar is quite capable of making a really good Hugo Spritz. It may be one of the best I've had in Italy. Ok, I've had it twice--it's really, really good.
The breakfast is good with hot dishes such as runny scrambled eggs and a good choice of cereal and breads.
In short this hotel doesn't deserve five stars, but it is a good choice. read more