“Ci torneremo.”
The room is clean and welcoming; it’s just a few steps from Piazza Maggiore, and there are many places to eat around. It’s the second time we’ve come; the rooms that face the square are a bit noisier.
AlessandroA week ago
★★★·Bologna·8.6
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Residenza San Martino occupies a historic central building with exposed wood‑beam ceilings and free Wi‑Fi. Rooms feature flat‑screen TVs, fans, and private bathrooms stocked with complimentary toiletries. Located eight minutes on foot from Piazza Maggiore and 350 m from Via Zamboni, the hotel offers easy access to Bologna’s cultural sites and nearby cafés serving authentic Italian cuisine, with Bologna Centrale Station a 15‑minute walk away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The room is clean and welcoming; it’s just a few steps from Piazza Maggiore, and there are many places to eat around. It’s the second time we’ve come; the rooms that face the square are a bit noisier.
Alessandro·A week ago
I made the residence my home for a week. I found the peace and quiet I was looking for. Although the walls are thin and sometimes you can hear conversations in adjacent rooms, I was lucky that the guests were respectful, careful about closing doors (without slamming) and went to bed early. It was very pleasant and inspiring to wake every morning to the church bells next door. I’ll miss that. The room is simple but clean and well maintained, with everything essential, including a kettle to make tea. I think the wardrobe doors could have small dampers (springs, sponges, or rubber) so they don’t bang when closed. Even though I was careful, I sometimes made noise when closing them, which I would have liked to avoid.
Joana·A week ago
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Alberto·2 weeks ago
The room was quiet, tidy, and in a fantastic spot in the old part of Bologna, with friendly service.
Mikko·2 weeks ago
The spot was great and the staff member was very friendly, and the triple‑bedroom was spacious with comfortable beds, though the windows facing the Piazza made it somewhat noisy.
Anne·2 weeks ago