Residenza Le 6A

Like always our time in Residenza le 6A was great. The room with the kitchinette was perfect, the breakfast in our room tasty and comfortable. Best of all was the team - helpful, warmly, generous, in one word - like family. Thank you for all!

A quiet and very well appointed guest house, right in the centre of Trieste. It has a good air-conditioning system to keep the room cool and Andrea the host made us feel like family, rather than guests.

Room is clean and tasteful, albeit small; Location is central, at night it is quiet (i.e. good for sleeping); if you book directly with them, the usage of a (old) Vespa for one day is included which is a good way to explore the surroundings of the city; the breakfast is poor (only the cheapest food from Aldi, nothing fresh (no fruit, no vegetables, only toast (nothing from a bakery)) - would be easy to improve the overall experience through better quality breakfast

Our choice of this B&B was based on reviews and information given on their web-pages and Booking.com. Unfortunately some essential information in these sources is wrong; |1. B&B claims that there is parking available. |There is NO parking. The nearest public long term parking is 600 m away. It took 45 min to queue to the parking hall.|As the B&B is located in the pedestrian area I asked specific advice where to park to unload the luggage. No answer. |2. B&B claimed that they offer breakfast at 10 EUR/person/day. We ordered one, but it turned out that there was NO breakfast - only breakfast ingredients in the fridge of the room. We did not want to make any breakfast in the room (messy, no space for eating) and the cost was duly subtracted from the room bill.|3. B&B boasts to be an accommodation of 3 stars. As to the service and quality of the premises and the room it is far from 3 stars - maximum 1 star! The very first impression when you enter the public area of the B&B is a musty smell. Also the room was smelly. The source of the smell in the room was perhaps the kitchen corner, which was not very clean (greasy). The decor of the room was rather worn with some irritating parts like the broken doors of the wardrobes. Fortunately the bath room was refurbished and OK. During the years we have stayed in more than 40 small hotels and B&Bs in Italy. Without a couple of exceptions they have been spotless. I would rate this hotel among one of the three worst.

An incredibly comfortable place with an exceptionally helpful, kind and welcoming host. The rooms are very well equipped and comfortable. The bed gave me the best nights sleep in years. The location simply cannot be better, you're 1 minutes walk from the main piazza but on just enough of a side-street that you're not affected by outside noise. Checking in is a little surreal, luckily, you're sent a lot of mails before arriving at the hotel, each with very well written and clear instructions, in my case I went to floor 1 and was supposed to go to floor 3 - My error and not the fault of the hotel, having said this, a quick call to the hotels emergency number resulted in my error being identified - and resolved, in less than 60 seconds. A genuinely lovely place. I highly recommend staying here when visiting Trieste.

The good: Location was great, self check-in was easy, the room was comfortable with a nice bed, sofa bed, and good bathroom. Everything was also very clean. Breakfast was much-appreciated since it was included for free. The not-so good: We were there in June; it was hot, though thankfully not yet the peak of summer. The AC in our quad room didn't work and the sitting room/lobby was equally stuffy. The thermostat appeared to be set correctly and had power (see pic attached), but no air was blowing and it was very uncomfortable in our room. We wouldn't have been able to sleep in that temp; thankfully they'd provided a fan and the windows actually opened. It was only because the weather cooled off enough in the evening that we were able to get any sleep; however, leaving the windows open meant that we also had to accept light and some street noise coming in.|| When you check in (allowed from 3pm), there is no one working at the hotel desk, so you are unable to contact anyone to report problems. I tried calling the main number and only got voicemail (I left a message, which was not returned). You are given a number to be used only in case of emergency, and this situation wasn't quite that, so I didn't call. Had the window fan not been sufficient, though, we would have either had to call the emergency line or else found a different place to stay for the night. We booked through Expedia, and there also was no way to report a problem to them, either. Everything else about the stay was nice, but if you can't reach anyone at the hotel and you have an issue, it is a real dealbreaker. I wouldn't stay here again in the summer. We'd chosen this place specifically because it claimed to have air conditioning.

A quaint and homey place to stay in Trieste. They accommodated two singles nicely in a very European, clean environment with food and cappuccino for breakfast, of course.

Amazing location, and everything you actually need for a short break in Trieste. Kitchen facilities were great for breakfast, room was clean and large, bathroom was excellent.||The parking option they sent us too was also good - Trieste can be a bit overwhelming to drive in and park, so this sorted all of our issues out!