Broglia

To get to this hotel you have to get cleared by the police, and then drive over a bridge on to an island, and through a bunch of very narrow pedistrian streets. Once there, the hotel is located right at the end of the shopping area. The hotel staff were excellent. The room furnishings were not fancy, but the room was clean, and it was great to sit out on the balcony in the evening. The rooms in the front have the best view.

The breakfast was tastey, great location, wonderful Stevie. The rooms are not face and they are simple and minimalistic.

This hotel is inside the old city of Sirimone, just a stone's throw from the beach, the thermal baths, and dozens of shops and restaurants lining the narrow stone-paved streets. Most visitors to Sirimone must park their cars outside the old city; however, as a hotel guest, you get the opportunity to drive in, navigating the maze of medieval lanes at a snail's pace before you reach the hotel parking lot, where you can leave your car as you enjoy the rest of your holiday on foot. The hotel obviously was a very nice place in its heyday; however, today it is tired. I am not sure how it still has four stars. The lobby and public areas are well-kept, but nothing has been updated in more than a decade. Our room was a family room - basically two bedrooms and a bathroom. The accommodations were sparse - bare floors, nothing hanging on the walls, and basic furnishings that were in serious need of replacement. While in the room, I felt like I was in a cheap conference center or dorm room. Each bedroom had a balcony with cheap plastic chairs but our balcony did not have much of a view, though some rooms facing the front of the hotel probably have views of the lake. The rooms in the photos looked nice and plush; our room was stark, bare, and cold. It took numerous requests for us to get the heat turned on and working properly. Would we visit again? Yes, because of the location, we would stay again if we could get a price consistent with 2-star hotels in the area.

this hotel is maximum 3 stars hotel

There is nothing negative to say about the hotel itself. What makes the hotel special is that the location is excellent, the down side is that in order to reach the hotel you need to pass trough very tight medieval type alleys crowded with tourists. In order to handle this you should visit the tourist information outside of the restricted area before you go to the hotel by car and cross the bridge to the peninsula, by doing so you know where to go in the medieval city maze.