“The price is too high for such a room.”
The photos show a spacious room with a kitchenette, but our room was small and disappointing, with almost no amenities except for a kettle.
MagdalenaIl y a une semaine
Un instant…
★★★·Padua·9.0
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Camera Tua – Falloppio 44 Rooms in Padua offers spacious family rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, free WiFi, a washing machine, refrigerator, TV, and wardrobe. Each room features a kitchenette, dining table, sofa bed, work desk, and streaming services. Centrally located, it is a short walk from PadovaFiera, Prato della Valle, and the Scrovegni Chapel, and 39 km from Venice Marco Polo Airport.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The photos show a spacious room with a kitchenette, but our room was small and disappointing, with almost no amenities except for a kettle.
Magdalena·Il y a une semaine
Everything. Nothing
Alex·Il y a une semaine
The price‑to‑quality ratio was unsatisfactory. The room was truly basic, though clean and tidy. Specifically, there was a hospital‑style wardrobe, a kettle with only tea sachets available, no coffee, and no breakfast. In short, the minimum was guaranteed: for 93€ in October, I would say the value for money is not appropriate (and I see many rooms).
Alexander·Il y a 3 semaines
Right in the city centre. The room was very clean and the newly renovated spaces were great, especially the brand‑new bathroom! The only drawback was the windows that need updating – they should have triple glazing – and the room door isn’t sound‑proofed. Apart from that, a solid rating.
Marco·Il y a 3 semaines
This studio is just a few steps from the historic centre, in a pleasant neighbourhood. It has a small kitchenette, enough for a short stay. The apartment is bright and charming. Parking in the closed courtyard is available by reservation and fee. A supermarket is nearby. The apartment offers an interesting fully autonomous check‑in system (provided you have mobile internet). The windows face the street, so it’s a bit noisy. The check‑in requires sending scanned documents or uploading them to a dedicated platform. Although we were told it was possible to check in in person, no time was agreed, and in the end nobody was available to welcome us.
Anastasia·Il y a 3 semaines