Hotel Rimini

When we checked in, we were given a triple room for the price of a double and on the 4th floor. We thought we were so lucky and we thanked the desk clerk on our way out. the room was bigger than others but it was difficult to navigate, especially with the third bed in the middle of the room. The elevator worked quietly and well. The location adjacent to the Termini is very convenient for traveling.

1. Shower leaked over 1 quart of water onto the floor every time used (bad seal with tub and moveable shower wall). Maid knew this and said for us to mop up water with used towel. 2. 2 of 6 lights on bath ceiling burned out. 3. N-O-I-S-E-Y. Even 4 floors up, we were perched right above a restaurant/bar with about 50 or so patrons sitting below our windows, under tents, drinking til about 2300 each and every night. Even with windows closed, it was noisy. 4. The bath window was not attached to its upper hinge so it hung half open all the time, adding to the nastiness of #3 above. The sliding pocket door between bath and room did nothing to dim the noise. 5. Rimini and the hotel next door, Carot, shared desk clerk personnel. Rimini was open until 1500, then you had to use Carot next door. Same entrance so no problem. On day before our departure, I checked in on my laptop with United Airlines. I asked both desk clerks to print boarding passes for us (2) and both R-E-F-U-S-E-D, one from in front of his computer & printer. It took him longer to say why he wouldn't do it than to just do it. 6. Breakfast: Minimal and you had to use the same plate each time you went to get food. There was a plate, cup, and saucer set on each table and NO EXTRAS on the buffet, ever. 7. Did I mention it was very noisy with street noises. All the nearby buildings are of the same height so it just creates great accoustics for a concert, not for sleeping.

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Attention. Beds. And the worst Elevator.