Hotel Internazionale Reviews

I think it's relatively convenient as you can get there by walking along the arcade for 7-8 minutes from the station. It's true that there are several hotels right in front of the station, and I've stayed at almost all of them, but I think they are a good option in terms of cost and content. However, if you frequently use trains starting from Bologna Station, a hotel in front of the station might be a good idea. Before Marconi Express started operating, the bus stop for the airport bus was near the hotel, which was super convenient, but now that the bus is running, you have to walk from the central station (and it's on the opposite side, so you have to walk endlessly through underground passages). It can be said that the location advantage is not as great as before. It's an old hotel, so the quality of the rooms is okay, but it's always kept clean and I have no complaints at all. Also, there were many friendly staff, so I never felt uncomfortable. After getting off the lift, you have to go up and down some steps to get to your room, but it's not so much that it feels painful. One thing I'm a little concerned about is the breakfast, has the service deteriorated a little compared to before? Well, it's a similar trend at other hotels, but coffee service seems to have changed to self-service.In the past, they served us countless cups of carefully brewed and delicious cappuccinos, but this has been affected by the reduction in the number of staff. It seems like you won't be served unless you ask. The food choices may have been a little disappointing, but it may just be this time. I found it to be rich and delicious. For me, as long as the breakfast service and quality is maintained, I would like to keep this hotel as an option.