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The hotel lobby looks antiquated, but the rooms are brand new and updated (at least that we stayed in). The air conditioning worked excellent. The room was clean and very large for a European hotel. The breakfast had a huge selection of good food.

Loved the location. Beautiful view of the mountains. The staff was wonderful. The only down side was that we had to pay for breakfast at the end. It felt like it was a hidden fee. When booking it, it said breakfast was included. When checking out we got a bill. If we would of known, we would of gotten breakfast some where else.

Classic excellently-maintained city hotel in the city center. New elevators work well. Rooms vary, from small singles facing the square to larger ones facing the interior courtyard. (I prefer quiet facing the courtyard.) Some are grand and modern, others smaller with traditional furnishings. Bathrooms, regardless of size, gleam with stone and faultless plumbing, thick towels, etc. Wi-Fi worked perfectly. Breakfast is a generous buffet, but the room is a little cramped, and tables are quite small. A special delight is the orange juice machine: you pick you oranges, cut them; and squeeze the juice yourself. Dinner in the restaurant is altogether a more gracious affair. Food is unadventurous Italian but competent. Service is polite and correct. Prices are reasonable for what is offered. The green apples (available for the taking 24 hours a day) are tasteless and terrible. Since this part of Italy grows fabulous apples, I hope they improve them (I did suggest it to the manager). I have stayed at this hotel twice now, and would be pleased to stay again. Parking in the garage isn't cheap; better to park in the neighborhood overnight, then either leave early or feed the parking meter machines an hour or two for a more relaxed departure..

The town itself is quiet but not special. The hotel is entered off a side street away from the town center: practical only for those with own transportation. And there's plenty of free parking. Hotel is a study in sober colors: greys, whites, browns. The bar and restaurant are almost echo-filled (restaurant scheduled for relaunch in the next year, the manager said). Rooms are generous; those in the east wing overlook the gardens, play area, and swimming pool (not heated in November, though). Room(s) were good sized, Pergo-floored, good business work area (fine, very fast WiFi worked faultlessly), comfortable bed, sparkling and spotless bathroom was a pleasure. Restaurant (November 2014) and menu was uninspiring and I did not use it. Buffet breakfast was generous and of good quality, but if you don't get down early enough, it does dwindle. Staff was a pleasure, the manager (who is also in the owner's family) is ambitious to improve the hotel even more.