★★★·Ferrara·7.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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A spacious private room with en‑suite bathroom and optional jacuzzi, set within a stylish apartment in Ferrara. Features air‑conditioning, balcony or terrace, free Wi‑Fi, and a shared kitchen. Guests receive an Italian buffet breakfast, bathrobes, and complimentary toiletries. Located 13 minutes from Ferrara train station, 1.4 km from Diamanti Palace and 1.8 km from Castle Estense, with Bologna airport 49 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The modern setup was great and the place was absolutely quiet, but the communication was purely automated—no human presence at all. The sheer number and length of the WhatsApp messages left me feeling overwhelmed even before arrival.
Anette·2 months ago
The place was clean, functional, easy to reach by public transport, and very welcoming for kids—friendly staff made it a pleasure.
Marta·4 months ago
The accommodation was cozy, well‑furnished, in a good spot, with scented sheets and towels, and plenty of space. The living‑room and breakfast area could use a touch of better cleaning, the outside should be kept tidier, and especially the entrance needs more upkeep—there were spider webs and the paint could use a fresh coat before you step into the apartment.
Michela·4 months ago
The location and apartment were fine, but the late check‑in was unacceptable. There were a lot of rules before we even got in and cameras on the terrace and in the kitchen/room. We were also told we’d left the windows open in the evening; at 35 °C with no air‑conditioning, I’d have opened a window. That was disappointing, and the extra €35 charge for using the jacuzzi was a real let‑down.
Jac·4 months ago
You’re essentially paying for only 15 hours, not a full night, because check‑in starts at 8 PM. After confirming the reservation you’re handed a list of house rules: shoes off at the entrance (they provide used slippers), keep voices low, no smoking or eating in the rooms. The no‑eating rule is fine, but you’re only allowed to use the kitchen in the morning. A camera activates when you open the fridge and another sits on the balcony. As a “green property,” it should be well‑maintained and clean, yet there were dirty pillows on the balcony chairs, leaves and dead bugs everywhere, and spider webs on the stairs—overall a creepy, uncomfortable vibe. The bathroom isn’t in the room; you have to walk through the hallway to reach it, which should be clearly mentioned. The biggest issue was the air‑conditioning: advertised as included, but the host didn’t give a remote even though it was 37 °C. The mosquito nets were broken, so the room was swarming with insects. We travel a lot and book only through the platform, but we’ve never had such a poor breakfast—just jam and toasted bread.
Aleksandra·4 months ago