Duomo Hotel, Rimini

I had a retro 60's style room that was spacious and had a functional bathroom with a jacuzzi, though the wooden floors got a bit slippery when water flowed onto them. The hotel's location was the standout feature, being right in the center of Rimini with easy access to shops, restaurants, and attractions. The dining experience offered a nice selection of breakfast items in a cozy dining room, making it a pleasant start to the day. The service provided by the staff was friendly and helpful, with a few minor issues regarding communication from the Russian-speaking reception clerk. Overall, a mixed experience with some positive aspects and minor drawbacks.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel with its modern rooms that were small yet comfortable. The friendly staff provided good service, especially during festival times. The location was perfect, right in the center of Rimini, offering easy access to attractions. The dining experience was excellent, although it lacked some staple items like baguettes and croissants. Overall, a value-for-money choice with some minor room gadget issues.

Wow, let me tell you about this hotel! It's a bit 'different' from your usual places, but in a good way. The rooms had floor-to-ceiling windows looking out onto a very quiet street, a wide-screen plasma TV, complimentary mineral water, free wireless internet access, and a direct phone line. The bathroom might not have been huge, but let me tell you, it had the best power shower I have ever experienced. The rooms were comfortable and modern, with some cool gadgets, although not all of them worked perfectly. Overall a cozy stay with a good bed, mattress, and quality linens.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms had a beautiful wooden ship-style flooring and stylish Alessi bathroom furniture, but the wet room style bathroom caused inconvenience. The service was friendly and the location was great in the center of Rimini town, offering easy access to various attractions. However, there were some issues with pricing and the value for money aspect. Overall, a stay with its ups and downs.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms had some unique features like a shower in the middle of the bathroom and a classic key door, but they didn't fully meet my expectations. On the positive side, they offered floor-to-ceiling windows with a view of a quiet street, a wide-screen plasma TV, complimentary mineral water, free wireless internet access, and a direct phone line. The service had its ups and downs, with some challenges like being confronted by the staff. Still, I appreciated the complimentary wine gesture made to compensate for inconveniences. Overall, the staff was kind and available, making our stay relatively pleasant. The location was excellent, being close to the city center and various attractions, although the retro '60s look might not be to everyone's taste. The dining options were extensive and provided home-cooked meals, especially the local Nagasaki rice. The facilities were decent, offering a range of services to make our stay more convenient.