Bologna Center Town

The rooms are very well located. 10 minutes walk from the train station and a further 10 minutes walk into the centre of town. So there are many bars and restaurants very close. There is also a well stocked supermarked directly next door.|The rooms and shared bathrooms are very clean and mario the owner was helpful and friendly. There is some noise from the street although it helps to be on 7th floor with a lift. I wore earplugs and wasnt bothered by noise. Recommended.

It's a cute little town, in 1 or 2 days you can see the city. Every way is like linked to the city center. Nice food nice drinks, take your time enjoy the food en de peace. There is no need to rush for Bologna 🤟🏼

The excursion to discover Bologna starts with the Fountain of Neptune, one of the city’s symbols created by the Flemish sculptor known as Giambologna, and with Salaborsa which, with its rich multimedia library, has become a meeting point for the locals. In addition to the crystal floor, the interior also boasts the city’s Roman remains.

First off, i thought this was a hotel; it isnt.|When i arrived at the address it said B&B on the door, it isn't.|Its one of several large rooms on the 7th floor of an appt. building.|Shared bathroom was spotless clean. The location is good but the excessive street noise even with the windows closed was a major drawback for me.|The owner was helpful and made me a nice cappuccino in the morning, thanks!

Mario, seems like a nice guy, actually may be a con artist. Although the stay is almost too cheap to be true, many of the facilities he “offers” work halfway or don’t exist. I booked a double occupancy room for 3 nights in June, during the midst of a heat wave. 95 F or 34 C every day. His guest rooms, air conditioning units shut off at night to save him electricity bills. The internet never connected despite utilizing his verbatim passwords. The street is extremely busy, being one of the main streets in Bologna. So when you have to keep the window open to survive the night, it remains very noisy. This “bed and breakfast” is actually just one half of the 7th floor of an old apartment building. I booked though Hostelworld and was charged the small booking deposit, as is typical, but he charged the rest of the stay to my card before even checking in. To top it all off, the only decor on the walls are framed copies of old checkout receipts. If it sounds creepy and greedy, it’s because it is.

Nice comfortable room directly in the city "5 min walk". Great host and very helpful as well. Very clean rooms and toilets/showers. A pleasure to stay there and at some point I will return

Just speechless… Bologna old town is just gorgeous, packed full of beautiful historical places and amazing churches. I attended a Holy Mass at the San Petronio church and it was so serene and special. Despite masses of tourists it was so quiet. Overall just great!! A must see place

Terrible, terrible experience. The place is dirty and not as advertised and they pretend to not speak English even though they clearly do. I think of all of positive reviews must be fake.

I was looking for a permanent accomodation in Bologna and I had the pleasure to stay at Bologna Center Town as a pied à terre. Numerous merits may be attributed to this B&B. Firstly, it is well located: it is close to the main train station as well as to the city centre. Secondly, the fees were acceptable compared to what you get: big essential single room and two properly furnished shared bathrooms (one of them has even a bath). Lastly, Mario, the host, was gentle and attentive. Not only was I provided with big breakfast daily, but I was also offered with tips and advices on the city... The only drawback was the noise from the street at night. So my advice would be to book a room facing the courtyard. To sum up, taking into account the fees, the location and the service, I believe Bologna Center Town is a good choice if you want to visit Bologna for a few days. Thanks Mario! Keep taking care of your guests as you did with me, you are doing a great job.