La Porta del Paradiso

the city tax paid was higher than the one stated on trip.com, and this is not a hotel, it's located in a residency building where locals stare at you whenever you're entering the buiding...

The owner of this establishment was lovely and tried her best to accommodate to a group of 22 students and 4 adults. It was the fault of the tour company not hers, that this was not an appropriate place for a group of this size. There was no reception area and no place to gather. The size of the breakfast room required us to have the kids eat breakfast in shifts. When you enter the building, you go into a dark corridor. The lights stay on about 1 minute and then you have to keep turning them on. This is where we would meet as a group to give directions, instructions, etc. To lock my room from the inside, a key was required. Also, you needed to the key to unlock the room to get out. That seems like a fire hazard, especially with kids. The bed and pillows were comfortable and the room was clean. However, one of my light fixtures was broken and the handle to the hose type bidet came off, so there was always a slight leak. The hair dryer would stay on for a couple of minutes and then shut off until it cooled down again. If you are a couple on a budget, this might be an acceptable place to stay. I, personally, would choose a different establishment.

Easy checkin! Nice space

I was very pleasant with my stay, the room was very clean, the bathroom super cute , the personnel was very friendly, the hotel is close to the train station,,there is a nice cafe cross the street and other restaurants, it is a very safe building and even continental breakfast was included!!!

Nice location. Biggest bathroom so far. Friendly staff.Great restaurant next door.

Its a nice place, not far from things. ( about 20mins walk). Staff was friendly, didnt speak english so it made it a bit difficult, but was friendly. Overall was good. Only 2 things id point out, no iron board or iron and no glasses im room.

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