Hotel Duomo

“Très bien situé”

Nous avons payé 80 euros pour une chambre double, sans le petit déjeuner. La chambre était agréable, avec deux petits balcons qui nous ont donné de la principale place. Le seul inconvénient, c'est que le marché commence tôt chaque matin et la station qui vend des CDs nous ont réveillés à 8h du… Plus

Nous avons payé 80 euros pour une chambre double, sans le petit déjeuner. La chambre était agréable, avec deux petits balcons qui nous ont donné de la principale place. Le seul inconvénient, c'est que le marché commence tôt chaque matin et la station qui vend des CDs nous ont réveillés à 8h du matin en jouant ses marchandise très bruyant (nous après 20 minutes donc sieste pourtant, nous avons plus) La salle de bains était relativement grande et le personnel sympa. Dans l'ensemble, nous avons passé un séjour agréable. Le café sur le rez-du même bâtiment sont excellents pour passer un matin cappuccino et croissant. Il y a un autre super café sur la Piazza Duomo, située sur le côté comme droite si vous avez vue sur la Cathédrale, appelé Cafe Grand Place.

Moins

“FANTASTIC L'AQUILA”

The Duomo Hotel is a special little place for me. The room we got was quite spacious comfortable bed. We specifically asked for a room with a balcony view over Piaza Duomo. Beautiful place were in the evenings families gather to socialise. So it's great to sit on the balcony with your feet up sippi… Plus

The Duomo Hotel is a special little place for me. The room we got was quite spacious comfortable bed. We specifically asked for a room with a balcony view over Piaza Duomo. Beautiful place were in the evenings families gather to socialise. So it's great to sit on the balcony with your feet up sipping on one of the many cheap local wines watching the sun go down. At night time it can get quite noisy in the early hours of the morning church bells and dumper trucks collecting rubbish and the market starts early in the morning on the Piaza exept on Sundays. Plenty of good restaurants in the area. But, don't be suprised if not many speak english or even english language menus. This is what is so great about L'Aquila you absorbed by the whole experience. And it's great to lose yourself in the twisting streets. We also seen a local production of Romeo and Juliette it was fantastically done in simple enough surroundings for about 5 euro a head. Tourist information is directly accross the street from the hotel. There was no air conditioning in the room. But, we did have 2 balconies so we could create a draught. The staff seemed very pleasant although not much conversation flowed as they didn't have much english mind you why should they. Our Italian is terrible I hope to fix that myself.

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