“Pésimo”
The only good thing was the location, close to Termini station and most monuments, we could walk around Rome. But they advertised as a hotel and it was just an apartment building from 1880 with several rooms and a hallway that was always empty. When we arrived, a man who barely spoke English opened the door and we didn’t know what he was saying; he turned out to be the cleaner. He left and we waited on the ground floor for a while. I called the phone and no one answered. After a while the man came back and told me the receptionist was praying and didn’t know when she would arrive. We were given a room to wait in, but it was full of junk and very messy, so we didn’t want to sit there. Finally the receptionist arrived and gave us a room: it was spacious with a big bed and a cheap bathroom whose shower sprayed water everywhere. The next day when we woke up we put a sign to have the room fixed, but when we returned the sheets were stretched over the pillows and the quilt was gone, a very odd thing. I had another hotel booked but I cancelled because the reviews weren’t good and then I regretted it. This one cost more and, as the saying goes, I left Guatemala to get into a worse situation.
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