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Our check in was courteous and fine, the ground floor public rooms had marble flooring, a spacious small library, but the out door space at the rear where smokers go was filthy, cigarette ends on the ground, leaves, dirt, uncleaned, spaces, empty plates not removed from tables. Not a great, first impression. We then took a very small, old, two person shaky lift to our floor. Historic, but fun. Then....a bedroom that was a dirty hostel. After discussing our disappointment with the receptionist, there are two receptionists we were told, used to be seven, two cleaners, used to be many more, and learning that the new hotel owners had cut staff and amenities, we asked for a different room. None available, because in many rooms the aircon was broken, so we could not be moved, as it would be worse for us. Next morning breakfast was mediocre, air con not good. We were moved shortly afterwards to the room next door to an 'upgraded room'. It was another dirty hostel, similar to the first. Not filthy but unclean, I get that, if the cleaning staff have been cut. Time for action. We took circa 20 pictures of the disappointments we had experienced, and the next day we were moved by the travel company we had booked. Then things improved, when we were moved to the Residence Sacchi, on via Sacchi, literally around the corner from the disappointment we had experienced. I recommend this place. First class apartment, lounge, kitchen, great bathroom, loads of space, no views but that did not matter. Check in, help with travel, restaurants, no trouble at all. Exemplary. Thank you Via Sacchi. The management of Boston Art Hotel please improve your hotel, the comments are dreadful, you have much potential, and you completely spoiled the first few days of our holiday, and cost us money! We had to pay tourist tax twice! I emailed your hotel about the bad, new reviews before we left the UK and asked for a good room, but did not receive a response, Shame. Never mind. Italy is special.