We had a 14 night stay. Staff are very pleasant and helpful. Carmelo is very knowledgeable and very welcoming. Tina the cleaning lady bends over backwards to make sure you are comfortable and that your room is clean, refreshed, well stocked with fresh towels, linens, etc. All staff are great . Breakfast is included alrhough if your looking to start your day off with proteins, you will be disappointed. Breakfast consits of croissants in assorted varieties, cakes, cookies, there is sliced bread and a toaster, assortment of jams, and spreads, fruit is limited, there are hard boiled eggs, the coffee is very dissapointing as its not freshly brewed but through a machine that uses k-cups ..the breakfast was the same day in day out. The orher thing is the hotel does not have assigned or designated parking for their guests. So we arrive back at the end of your day you might find yourself driving around the block a few times before you land a parking spot close to the hotels entrance. The door to the hotel is at times a challenge to unlock..not an easy task. There are also 4 flights of stairs to do to get to your room. The hotel is in a great location, many gelaterias, bars, amenities close by. The hotel always smelled lovely, and fresh, having AC was a blessing. Overall we had a pleasant and comfortable stay. Would recommend Hotel Marconi.

Great hotel in the heart of the citiy..Clean and moderned

The hotel is hard to find, limited on parking space and when you enter you have to walk to the second floor by stairs. No fun when you have a heavy suitcase. The staff is very friendly een though they don't speak English . The room is fair, but the curtains let through a lot of light, so when the sun comes up at 5 am you'll wake up by the light . Also the room and hallways are equipped with 4k lights which are bright white , the ligt from the hallway comes through the front door so there is always white light in the room at night. The rooms are also very noisy , of the person in the room next to you is on the phone you can hear every word they say. Specially if it's an Italian person.

Tutto ok

Tutto perfetto