I was not accommodated; they charged me but didn’t let us in.
LunguEen maand geleden
Een ogenblik…
Padua·4.6
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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30 m² · 1 large double bed and 2 sofa beds
20 m² · 1 large double bed and 1 sofa bed
20 m² · 1 large double bed and 1 sofa bed
14 m² · 1 double bed
20 m² · 2 single beds
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TokiTakai Collection in Padua offers stylish rooms with air‑conditioning, kitchenette, work desk and parquet flooring, complemented by a spa, wellness centre, sauna and shared kitchen. A lift, express check‑in/out, streaming services and sofa‑bed lounge enhance convenience. Situated 400 m from Padova Railway Station, 600 m from Scrovegni Chapel and 13 minutes’ walk to PadovaFiere, it provides easy access to public transport and Venice Marco Polo Airport.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
I was not accommodated; they charged me but didn’t let us in.
Lungu·Een maand geleden
The location was okay, very close to the train station. No WiFi, and the cleanliness did not meet my taste.
Osato·2 maanden geleden
I booked a 2‑night stay, arriving at 22:00 after a long trip, and we were forced to sleep in the room that night because the place was a disaster. The bathrooms were communal and filthy, with grimy toilets and a shower that smelled awful. The room itself was dirty, and the towels and sheets had a strong odor. Neither the room windows nor the single windowed bathroom opened, and the other two windows were blind without a fan. We had informed the hotel beforehand that one of us used a walker, but they never mentioned the stairs at the entrance needed to reach the elevator, nor did they provide a key for the wheelchair lift. No one answered the messages I sent through Booking. After that night, we had to leave immediately and pay for another hotel for the following night.
Daniele·2 maanden geleden
Nothing good about the place; everything was a disappointment.
Maria·2 maanden geleden
The only thing that pleased me was that the room had air conditioning. The listing promised Wi‑Fi, a sauna, and a spa, but none of those were actually available—just a bunch of empty promises. The kitchen was communal and I didn’t like it at all. I even had my food taken from the fridge. The bathrooms were communal, and my kids were scared to leave the room. I had read the ad, but I didn’t realize it was communal; you should be honest, it’s better that way.
Leonardo·2 maanden geleden