Vincent Cerbo
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A budget hotel at 4 star prices. Avoid!
This was hands down the rudest service we’ve experienced anywhere in Italy. At check-in, Veronica and her colleague spent more time muttering and laughing amongst themselves than acknowledging us despite clearly speaking excellent English. We stood at the front desk for several minutes, completely ignored, until they finally bothered to process our check in with the snarkiest, least customer-centric attitude imaginable. We’ve stayed in Italy many times and never experienced this level of bad service. It felt like they didn’t even want guests staying at their hotel.
Check-in was delayed by 30 minutes, and we were told we’d been “upgraded.” In reality, we were put in an accessible room—completely unsuitable unless you need one. The shower setup was impractical, the room reeked of an overpowering artificial perfume, and the lights flickered constantly. The room and bathroom weren’t even fully clean. To make things worse, the bedside lamp was angled to shine directly into your eyes.
For a so called upscale hotel, the details were shockingly cheap: a prompt instructing guests not to use too much Wi-Fi (as if a modern hotel should have limits on internet usage). Not to mention they only gave us one water in the room and there were 3 guests. Sorry, but at $500 a night, that’s all laughable.
Final verdict: we paid luxury prices for a budget-level stay. The only redeeming qualities were the kind bar staff and the breakfast selection. If you value your time and money, look elsewhere, Starhotels or Mercure are infinitely better choices in the same location for the same price point.
Stay away from Hotel Una. You’ll regret it!