The hotel was clean, the service was wonderful, and the location (main piazza) can't be beat, but it was a budget hotel with some drawbacks. (1) The shower was smaller than on my sailboat -- not a big deal, unless you want to shave your legs. (2) The hotel has an energy-saving A/C system. The good news is that it is not typical Italian A/C. It gets really cold. The bad news is that it is programmed to turn off if you open a door/window. I'm all for saving energy. The problem is that it doesn't work. If you open a door/window, it goes off and won't come on again. You have to take out your key, leave the room, reenter, wait 3 minutes, and hope it comes back on. Sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it goes off and won't come back on even when you haven't opened a door/window. When it comes back on, it resets to meat-locker 22 degrees. We spent 2 nights, and I had to leave, and reenter about 20 times. The same is true for the automated "do not disturb" lights. At first, I thought that ours was broken. But, in 48 hours, I never saw another DND lit, even at night, leaving me to believe that the system is broken/disabled. (3) Wood floors in rooms and hallways + gaps under doors = crazy noise. We heard every door open, foot fall, whisper. Our fellow guests were not particularly noisy, but our hotel was. Not a big deal if you're an early riser, but if you're, I don't know, on vacation and wanting to sleep in a little, good luck.