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"The hotel is far from the city center, but walkable. The garage is extremely narrow. The area around the hotel didn’t feel save. Overall it was ok for one night."

"The concierge very kindly offered to park our car for us, the very narrow street and a hire car made us nervous. We were given an excellent restaurant recommendation and as we had arrived early we were able to store our luggage at the hotel — we also got check-in an hour early. The hotel is in the very heart of the central shopping district and 100 m from the opera house. As we came for the opera, this was excellent. Marvellous value! Thank you. "

"Beautiful place. Staff was fabulous! The hotel was lovely, great bed, nice patio off room. Bathtub/ shower was slippery and way too narrow and the shower head did not extend out far enough from the wall. Shower was not soothing. Only 2 electrical outlets- one low on the wall by the patio door and one in the bathroom. It made charging phones etc, challenging. Lastly the room key, even though it was a cute bell, it weighed at least a pound and was a hassle to haul around "

"We stayed in a triple room which was very big, clean and facing the car park therefore quite at night. Breakfast was simple but ok and included in the price (which seems to be rare these days). The hotel is approx 100mt from the train station therefore not a great area to wander around at night but super handy for train travellers. Parma historic centre is less than 15mins walk away. The only very weird thing was the strong smell of dump in the stairs on the way to the breakfast room"

"Beautiful spaces, the rooms are spacious and very clean with a touch of history (in a classy way). Breakfast is great. Personnel is very courteous and attentive. Fully recommended."

"Clean room"

"Room was clean but a shower was a bit small or actually very small I kept hitting my elbows. That was the only negative however breakfast is great"

"Wonderful staff and incredible location. "

"Cheap place ,good for travellers and worker "