Hotel Bella Italia

very bad communication, not possible contact with anyone.

Small room, the hotel was undergoing renovation at time of stay so there are drill noises in the morning/early afternoon. Near bus stop, but nearest train station is 20 min walk.

Spent one night and that was probably one night too many. The person who checked us in was polite as previous guests have stated but the hotel (if you want to call it that) is something in it current condition should be avoided. The problem with the area is that there are few hotels that are a). Available, b). reasonably priced for what you will get. We took a chance and did not expect much, but got even less. Problems. 1. Run down. The decor got stuck in the mid 80s. It just looks like my grandmothers attic. 2. Dark stairwell which you will have to haul your stuff up at least two or three flights of stairs. 3. Had no warm water for a morning shower 4. Breakfast is Spartan (dry brotchen, a plate of salami and ham, some cheese, strong coffee and juice. We made due but probably one of the least sumptuous breakfast we have had in a while 5. There is construction going on in the establishment and it starts around 7:30am / 8:00 am. 6. Bedroom furniture had kid stickers on it. Like it was purchased in an estate sale and they did not bother to take the kids who grew up in the bed stickers off 7. Hangers in the shrank were as if they got them from C&A and Kaufland or other department store off of some clothes they bought in 1982. 8. The towels were like sand paper. They had been lined dried but like for 10 years. Not something you would want to rub across your skin. 9. Walls were thin. The one good note is that the bed was comfortable. Honestly, I think the price point should have been half of what we paid. I wish the owner well, hope he fixes the things that need fixing. It has a great location but if I were to stay again, he would have to pay me.