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A lovely stay made extra special by the efforts of Ksenia on the front desk who went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. Thank you very much, James & Anastasia. P.s. If you like horses, this is the place for you - they have so many and we spent hours walking around the extensive equestrian facilities that are on-site.

I like to start on the positive, the location is great. Central to everything within few minutes walk, a little tricky to get to by car but no different to any other historical town. The staff were lovely and helpful, but then realised that the lady running the breakfast is also the housekeeper and I think that says a lot. This hotel may have been 4stars a long time ago, but now it has sunk down to 2 starts, it is in need of a major refurbishment. We had a fairly spacious room for 3 people, but the colour scheme must have been painted by a colour blind painter on an acid trip! It was painted in lolly pink and sunshine yellow with contrasting skirting in mauve and brown! The fan in the bathroom was running all the time, making this suctions noise day and night! The breakfast was horrid! The same slices of cheese and ham were presented every morning, until the hedges started curling. On our floor there was a water dispenser, with the most horrid plastic cups, which were communal to everyone on the same floor! My advice to the owner, which lives in the hotel, is to take a road trip and visit other 4 star hotels to compare what is out there, because with the right refurbishment and the location the hotel would be a wonderful asset to Arezzo..

Great location on the edge of downtown, but a mix of challenges and pluses. It was a warm day and the small room was stuffy. The hotel turned on the AC for us which we appreciated. Bathroom modern with very small shower. Breakfast room very attractive. There was a complete buffet on offer including a number of fruit tarts. Rooftop terrace with a panoramic view of the city and the cathedral perched high on its plateau is a plus,and the bar there served drinks during certain hours. In other public spaces, walls were dark and the decor was tired and dated. Carpets and the like were not as clean as they should have been.

The rooms are smaller than you imagine, the bed is comfortable, you need to look at the window because it's easy to go to the box to dark. It is excellent breakfast with varieties of sweet and salty, gentle and educated service staff, never invading but careful.