B&B Corso Italo Balbo

The camera was great and the space was large.

Luigi·A year ago

A good B&B in a prime spot, perfect for cyclists because you can lock your bike in a secure place. Breakfast was served at the adjacent bar, but I didn’t use it. Nothing else to note.

Luca·A year ago

The location was excellent, with great exposure, plenty of light, and a balcony. The access stairs were steep, and the bathroom was shared by all guests in the second room.

Ferrara·A year ago

“Tutto sommato non male apparte riscaldamento spento e colazione un caffè al bar difronte”

There was a coffee shop in front of the bar.

Bruno·A year ago

“Vorsicht – eiskaltes Zimmer, keine Kommunikation”

I arrived around 21:30 and the house was completely dark, looking abandoned. No one was there, no lights, no signage. I called the listed number, but the man on the line said he only understood Italian and told me to speak Italian, which I couldn’t. For a place listed internationally, that was rude. He then told me to send a message, making communication unnecessarily complicated. I WhatsApp’d him saying I was already waiting outside. After a while, an older lady—probably his wife—let me in. The first‑floor room was freezing; outside was about 7.5 °C, inside barely warmer. There were radiators but they were off; he promised to turn them on, but that didn’t help at the time. In a completely unheated house that apparently isn’t permanently occupied, it can’t warm up quickly. The cold was unbearable. No air‑conditioning, no heat‑radiators. I left the room immediately and had to drive exhausted to Salerno, where I luckily found a hotel late at night. The accommodation was nowhere near what was advertised on Booking. It wasn’t ready, wasn’t heated, and there was no way to communicate—overall a very unpleasant and disappointing experience. I absolutely cannot recommend this place.

Elmira·A year ago