The breakfasts were bland and the same every day, lacking fruit and vegetables. The location is great. Aside from the breakfast, nothing else could be criticized.
JarmilA month ago
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★★★★·Tropea·8.8
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Palazzo Toraldo di Francia, a 16th‑century palace in Tropea’s historic center, offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private baths, work desks, minibars, and free toiletries. Guests enjoy a quiet street view, easy access to the cathedral, piazza, and sea promenade, and a complimentary Wi‑Fi‑enabled breakfast featuring local pastries, Italian classics, and gluten‑free options. The multilingual staff and daily housekeeping enhance comfort.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The breakfasts were bland and the same every day, lacking fruit and vegetables. The location is great. Aside from the breakfast, nothing else could be criticized.
Jarmil·A month ago
The location is very central, quiet, and close to everything; the historic building has high ceilings, spacious rooms, and a beautiful interior. The host Iryna was very helpful and cheerful, and the breakfasts were lovely, though the mattress felt stiff and hard for me, requiring a few days to adjust.
Liza·A month ago
A roomy and super comfy room, spot on and super quiet even though it’s in the heart of town. Breakfast was solid, served by a lovely lady who was incredibly kind and welcoming. Nothing to complain about. Not great for anyone with mobility issues because a few stairs lead up to the accommodation.
Amanda·A month ago
Irina was friendly and helpful, and the room got cleaned daily. Calling it a hotel feels generous; it’s really a four‑room apartment in a 17th‑century building on the third floor, reached by a steep staircase. The sea looks close on the map, but in reality it’s a heroic uphill climb into the old town. When we arrived there was no hot water; it was turned on the next day after we asked. That evening the electricity went out, and we had to go downstairs, find the fuse box, and fix it ourselves. Then both hot and cold water disappeared and only returned at night. The manager was impressively unreachable by phone. Wi‑Fi was another luxury we rarely enjoyed; for most of our stay it simply stopped working after 7 pm. Breakfast was a highlight in a weird way: no hot food, mostly bread, pastries, and cakes—apparently the same cake went through a three‑day career: whole on day one, ¾ on day two, and half on day three. There were also an impressive number of individually packaged jams and other packaged flour products, presumably mainly for decoration. We survived on cereal and eggs, although even those were not always particularly fresh.
Anna·A month ago
Perfektná lokalita a Irina, ktora sa o nás starala, bola veľmi milá a neskutočne spríjemnila náš pobyt. Nic. Ale upozorňujem ľudí, ktorí majú obmedzenú mobilitu, že do ubytovania vedie schodisko bez možnosti bezbarierového prístupu.
Romana·A month ago