Albergo Atlantic

Very convenient, clean hotel with great informative staff but...... the walls are SO thin. We could hear every cough and snore and use of toilet. So had very little sleep and when we finally got to sleep, we woke up at 5.30am exhausted. Its such a shame as the staff an lovely, the hotel so convenient being 5 mins from the train station and 5 mins from the main piazza. If you are a heavy sleeper then you will be fine!

Very thin walls-could hear neighbor snoring. Staff very helpful but lack knowledge of good places to eat. Better to depend on apps like Yelp or guide books for recommendations. Elevators are on half floors so you have to carry luggage for about 6 steps.

Very nice clean room with everything we needed in a great location. Quite noisy at night due to the stone corridor / stairs outside the room, but other than that good.

We stayed one week and really enjoyed it very friendly staff and well situated for a site seeing city break

I thoroughly enjoyed my 2-night stay at this little gem of a hotel. The only negative was the small size of the enclosed shower, but the friendly and accommodating staff at the front desk more than made up for any small flaws. I would definitely stay here again!

Italians like flat pillows. Everything else superb.

Friendly staff, great breakfast, central location.

It was a very nice and comfortable hotel, close to the center of the city. My opinion it was a great hotel for the money paid. The hotel is very nice maintained and the staff are very friendly.

My husband and I stayed for just one night, but it was perfect. The room and facilities were clean and quiet, the staff was friendly, and they have air conditioning!

We spent three days in Bologna. It is a very historic city with many porticos and churches. We took the bus out to Meloncello and walked up to the San Luca basillica- walking up the two kilometres long portico. We also climbed up the tower near the centre for great views of Bologna. You can hire bikes and cycle around Bologna on cycle paths. We spent one evening watching a film in the open air in the Place Maggiore. Plenty of churches to see and the oldest University in Europe. The Ducati museum is there too for motorbike enthusiasts.