After checking in I went to my room and the room key didn't work. So I had to go back to the front…read moredesk to have it corrected. The room is very dated and tired. Lots of stains and burn marks on the carpet for a non smoking room. The walls are scuffed up as well. Upon using the bathroom I noticed ants on the floor. Of course that heightens your senses because who wants to stay with ants? But being it was an extremely late check in I cleaned up and retired to bed. Upon waking in the morning there was ants on the nightstand beside the bed. I got up and found them crawling on the coffee maker in the room, the desk and chair. I immediately checked around the room and found them streaming in from the bifold doors to the patio. There was too many to kill to stop them. I took my shower and tried to call the front desk but the room phone was not working. While sitting on the bed I found an ant in the bed that I just slept I. I got dressed and went to the front desk to report the problem. The front desk apologized for the inconvenience it would send someone to spray the room. I asked if I could please be moved and told no they are full but the spraying would work. I explained that I don't feel comfortable in the room anymore due to ants being everywhere in the room. Also I would be gone all day and don't feel comfortable leaving my belongings in there while ants are everywhere. I assume the young lady who came over to point at the screen was a manager and the tune changed and they would freshen a new room when someone checked out and they would move my stuff then. So I returned to collect my belongings and hopefully my new room will be big free.

Nice place with a lot of potential. Restaurants on site have some odd food choices but I assume…read morethey cater to vast international visitors so probably why. Room was beautiful very remote location and spa was great. My negatives were we called and specifically asked if any amenities were closed when we stayed and we're told no. However we got there no wineries open, no olive oil tastings open and literally everything else on site was closed expect spa and restaurants. Advise would be to update website in real time with what's closed and opened. When your that far out in the Italian country side there is nothing else around to go do if not near resort. When we talked to front desk about it they said because everything in the area closes for two week period for holiday. Then please put that on website so guests know in advance.

an older property, but clean, freshly painted and well kept. The location is convenient to…read moreeverything, especially the train station! The service was good. Our room was comfortable and the service pleasant. And, this is important: shampoo bottles were clearly labeled such that a person who wears glasses can read them in the shower. This is huge.

Pretty good, Italian rooms. Normal bedroom with en-suite…read more Showers were really nice, with amenities provided like soap, shampoo. The staff is really friendly, I had a couple packages shipped to the hotel, they signed off for me and delivered the packages to my room. We stayed here to be close to the racetrack, it's only a 5 minute drive in the mornings. Breakfast is served comp. at the top of the hotel. Eggs and bacon are regular. Lots of seating, it was really convenient to eat there every morning. Prices are a little high for the quality, but it's the best you can get in Imola.

For the cost, my stay was OK…read more Ravenna is a small sea city, and my friend and I planned a mini weekend trip to walk around the city of mosaics. The hotel is aptly named, but like many establishments in the city, the hotel was small, quaint, and had an 80s feel to it (so, dated). The room itself was clean and spacious. There were two beds, but one was an awkward queen size and the other was what seemed to be a mini pull-out! The bathroom was well-stocked with towels and nicely heated. Our stay also included a buffet breakfast, but options are much more limited compared to what you expect from US breakfast buffets, and savory options are minimal--- a lot of brioches, sweet cakes, cereals, and yogurt! Savory comes in the form of hard boiled eggs. Our stay in one room was 111 euros (we split the cost amongst the two of us). A bit on the pricey side in my opinion given the quality, but it's what was available. At least it was very close to the station! Note: there is a coupon for 5 euros off attached to a Yelp check-in at this hotel, but they do not honor the coupon, of course...