Dotcampus Roma City Center Reviews

Brand new and beautiful structure, tastefully furnished and in principle full of services. I have no experience with the hotel service, but with the residential (long-stay) service, yes. In the first year of opening (22/23) we residents were treated in an unprofessional manner. I'll just mention a few facts: - for a month we were without a gym (provided for by contract) and for the whole year without a SPA and without 7 out of 12 cooking stations, but we didn't have any type of reimbursement for this - the kitchen, common to approx. 70 residents, it was left dirty by some and as punishment the management closed it for everyone, without committing to punishing the culprits. The long closures, more as a "punishment" than to allow time to disinfect, forced us to waste food in refrigerators and eat in fast food/canteens/restaurants. - those like me who intended to stay the following year and had asked to be informed in advance about the availability of places (to be able to organize otherwise in case of unavailability) were given no response despite repeated requests verbally and in writing ( even a "we don't want you" would have been enough - to the request not to be treated like new arrivals in terms of tuition increases, we first-year residents/guinea pigs were told that we would have a 10% "discount" in change of 12 hours of work per month in favor of the campus (a vague proposal which will probably still have to be legally formalized in September, while those studying have other things to think about). The managers of the facility are precisely among those against whom it was right for the Sapienza students to camp in tents. Education businessmen