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"A really good place to stay for a night or so, modern clean rooms, nice patio off main lobby. Would have preferred to stay in main building, rather than walk to unattended building just around the corner. Just know in advance what you prefer. Overall, an easy, nice place to stay. "

"Location remote but close to train station. Facilities clean, breakfast great, staff was incredibly great."

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"We wanted to stay in a non touristic city and Reggio N’ell Emiligia sounded great. We were not disappointed. The city is small and very walkable with lots of lovely restaurants and alfresco bars in the streets surrounding the hotel. It was great visiting the museum about the founding of the Italian flag. We appreciated the safe parking for a small fee. Luis was fantastic, sorting out the car emission permit, helping park our car in the garage and giving recommendations for dinner. He was super quick in communicating with us. We loved the hotel which is lovely and had a great breakfast, especially the delicious cappuccinos. Sadly the restaurant was closed whilst we were there. On Saturday morning there is a lovely local produce market with great produce. I would highly recommend a stay at this lovely hotel for its friendly vibe in a lovely area and Luis who is a top manager."

"We totally enjoyed our stay in this hotel… the location is absolutely walkable to the city center, we would definitely stay a second time here."

"Room 204 Monza Building (2 Bed Apartment), Great for Visiting the Ferrari and Pavarotti Museums. If you are planning on eating in the Apartment, you need some items for washing pots as nothing provided, also almost no cooking pans or utensils. "

"Not a good area. Felt unsafe. Hotel was beautiful. Check in staff not so friendly. Later staff were friendly and helpful. Great bathroom. Comfy bed. "

"Great location"

"Courteous staff, peaceful setting within the traffic-limited zone of the historic district. The wonderful garden and terrace, along with the grand 18th-century salons, are a nice bonus!"