“Right place to visit Faenza”

Right position to visit museum of intenational ceramics and Chipper and nice clean and very kindly receptionist ......................................................... ....................................-------------

“Vi liker PARADISO”

Etter å ha lest Trip Advisor om dette inn, jeg hadde tvil om hvorvidt jeg skulle ha reservert den for vennene mine og meg selv. Vi er gjester på Paradiso nå, og det eneste problemet er at den bruker uttrykket "B&B og gir ut bilag til frokost på en fin bar om fem minutters gange unna. (jeg bekjenn... Mer

Etter å ha lest Trip Advisor om dette inn, jeg hadde tvil om hvorvidt jeg skulle ha reservert den for vennene mine og meg selv. Vi er gjester på Paradiso nå, og det eneste problemet er at den bruker uttrykket "B&B og gir ut bilag til frokost på en fin bar om fem minutters gange unna. (jeg bekjenner Jeg ønsker ikke å kle og gå oppover gata for frokost) fant vi en fin liten supermarked ved siden av og kjøpt frukt, ost og andre ting til frokost. Vi bærer med seg en varmekolbe og lage vår egen kaffe eller bruke espressomaskinen på rommet. Bilaget vi kan bruke når som helst senere på dagen til te eller kaffe og en broche. Den inn er skinnende rent og personalet var hyggelig men diskré. Utenfor våre twinrom er et kvadratisk bord og 4 stoler der fire av oss reiser sammen spille Scrabble, ikke bli mye for uteliv og det ikke er mye natteliv i Faenza. September 1201 i dag, og i morgen er det musikalske hendelser i main piazza og noen dører ned vår Street er en av de beste italienske restauranter vi noensinne har møtt. Det kalles Baia de på nytt, og er åpen for lunsj og middag. De serverer oppskrifter fra familien deres tradisjoner og som de har laget med sine egne fersk pasta. Vi vil spise der i kveld for 3. gang. Det er en skjult perle ville vi ikke ha funnet hvis vi var mer sentralt. Paradiso er ca. 15 minutters gange fra det historiske sentrum, som har store markeder på forskjellige dager -- flott frukt og grønnsaker på denne tiden av året, og smykker, klær, og mange andre elementer på lørdager. De keramiske museum er vel verdt et besøk, og det er lett å dra med tog og buss til San Marino og Brigichella herfra. Ellers våre 5 netter her ville ikke har gitt oss nok å gjøre, men når vi er tilbake fra en dag med opptreden (vi er fire aktive kvinner i 70-årene) fred og ro i dette Inn på denne boligstrøk er en fornøyelse. Den lille supermarked og restauranten er bonuser.

Mindre

“Clean & comfortable accommodation in a good location, some things could be improved.”

My husband and I have stayed here on three separate occasions, and overall we've found the rooms are basic, clean, and good value for money. The B&B is situated 1.3 kms from Piazza del Popolo, and only 800 meters from the International Ceramics Museum, although the B&B also provides bicycles to g... Mer

My husband and I have stayed here on three separate occasions, and overall we've found the rooms are basic, clean, and good value for money. The B&B is situated 1.3 kms from Piazza del Popolo, and only 800 meters from the International Ceramics Museum, although the B&B also provides bicycles to get around town, as it's a very flat easy ride. We've noticed positive and negatives during our stay. On the plus side the rooms are excellent value, with very clean spacious bathrooms, private veranda, and free WiFi included. The staff are friendly, and the location is very handy with a small supermarket next door. The negatives for me would be the noise. Paper thin walls and lots of foot traffic (especially on the ground floor underneath the stairwell). The breakfast as others have mentioned could really be improved, it's just a small tray with bottled water, two packaged croissants, and an Italian coffee machine. I've noticed others said they were given vouchers but we've never received these. The only other criticism is the last two times I stayed we weren't provided with remotes to actually turn on the fan & air conditioner, and the room on the third floor is much smaller than the others below. I should also point out there's construction work next door starting at 7am. While this is no fault of Locanda Paradiso, it could disrupt you. All in all we've always found this B&B great value for money, some things could be improved, but it's a good option for a nights stay.

Mindre

“Bed and breakfast without the breakfast. An old house, great beds, very quiet but lady not terribly friendly.”

We arrived at 4.15, to find that check in was closed between 1pm and 5pm. The lady came out and told us to come back at 5pm. We put on our horrified faces and she let us in. We managed in slow Italian, Spanish and a bit of English but I think we were putting her out as she really wanted us to com... Mer

We arrived at 4.15, to find that check in was closed between 1pm and 5pm. The lady came out and told us to come back at 5pm. We put on our horrified faces and she let us in. We managed in slow Italian, Spanish and a bit of English but I think we were putting her out as she really wanted us to come back later. We were in Room 7 on the 1st floor with a nice balcony with climbing plants and a table and chairs which would have been nice in the summer. There was a mosquito zapper in the bathroom so I imagine there would be plenty of mosquitoes too. Good big bed, nice pillows. Rustic wardrobe and some old style lamps. All en-suite, with a few toiletries. They provide you with those thin cotton towels which look like tablecloths, like some other Italian places we have stayed in, the best quality one was the towel you stand on outside the shower! Nice shower. The breakfast was an odd affair, it was on a tray in the room; it consisted of two croissants in plastic bags, and two small cartons of orange juice, and then a coffee maker I hadn't seen before. We didn't touch any of it as we were visiting family so we had breakfast there every day. A bit disappointing if you are expecting something fresh. Other people have talked about vouchers for a bar, we didn't have any of those. The croissants were not removed for three days, so I hope they were replaced for the next people! Free wifi with the longest password ever, but it was fine. Big problem was the three-pin plugs, I imagine it was old wiring? I can't remember ever using a different style plug in Italy before, I thought they were the standard European ones. We had to borrow an adapter from a family member for the computer. It was cold in the room but the heat came on from 5 till midnight and it was ok in the end. TV with no channels in any other language apart from Italian, fairly standard for Italy. There were very few guests when we stayed there in November, but the 2nd night, another couple came and the owner put them in the room right above ours so we had several moments of heels clomping around and hearing every word of their conversation, it would have been more sensible to put them somewhere else, given that the place was practically empty. Overall, it was a pleasant stay in a quiet building, with free wifi and free parking outside in the street. Shame about the lack of breakfast.

Mindre