Hotel Europa

Wonderful
Traveller Type:
  : Central place, parking, clean room,
  : -

Wonderful
Traveller Type:
  : Great location, comfortable bed, friendly staff
  : The shower was a bit small

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : clean spacious room very good position, close to the castle and to parking
  : old hotel, in terms of furniture and look & feel expensive

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Location is amazing and Europa is the perfect hub to visit the inner town and check in on all of its restaurants. The establishment is not new and rooms have undergone some renewal; however, both rooms and toilets are spotlessly clean. Some of the furniture has amazing design and style and I have really appreciated the bidet. Rooms are provided with plenty of towels, as well as quilts and hangers. The furnishing is in good taste, including paintings on the walls. The staff is very courteous and clearly made up of professionals. The hotel has a little bar and a roomy breakfast lounge. You can access the hotel from the rear or from the front. There is an elevator, which makes everything accessible and care has been taken to ensure wheelchairs encounter no obstacles.
  : [1] Rooms are not soundproof. If you sleep in (e.g., 09:30) you will experience all sorts of noises coming from either the inner court or, more often, from the corridor. For example, if the cleaning ladies decide to sit their cart in front of your door, they will keep coming back and forth and it almost feels like they are inside your room because all noises are so close you hear everything. [2] The shower hose was nothing exceptional and had some flaws. [3] Reception is not really open late at night: the receptionist is there, but you have to arrange for your late arrival (e.g., making phone calls and informing the property you will get back at 1 am instead of midnight, etc.): usually, when I book a hotel with a 24/7 reception is precisely to avoid these sorts of exchanges. [4] Parking: even if your car is parked you will be required to leave the keys to the reception and they would move the car during your absence (supposedly to make room for other cars). When I got back to my car, which had been moved, I found that nobody had pulled the handbrake -- which is not how you park a car. [5] Breakfast: as usual, Italians do not know how to make breakfast so I am not really holding this against the establishment... let us just say that there is the usual lack of eggs and other savoury options. [6] Plugs were a bit strange in my room: no plug next to the desk, so I had to keep the thread of my laptop's charger hanging from the bed to the desk.