Domus La Foce Hotel self check in

A lockout waiting to happen — avoid This hotel markets itself as a fully keyless, unstaffed property, and that concept falls apart the moment you actually stay here. Your bedroom uses phone-based keyless entry, which is fine until you realize the bathroom is a separate, non-connected room that requires a physical key. So the obvious happens: you step out to use the bathroom, leave your phone in the bedroom, and you're now locked out of your own room with no way back in. And there is no one to help. The property is completely unstaffed — no front desk, no attendant, no one on duty at any hour. If you don't have your phone on you, there is genuinely no way back into your room. You don't have to take my word for how common this is. You can see it in the building itself: multiple bedroom doors are visibly damaged from guests who've had to force their way back into rooms they're paying to stay in. The condition of the doors tells the whole story. The problems didn't stop at the lockout design. The shower had no door or enclosure and flooded the bathroom. The security cameras on site weren't even connected. The whole place feels like a concept that was deployed without anyone thinking through how a real person uses a room. The core flaw is simple and inexcusable: you need your phone to get into your bedroom, you need a separate key to get into the bathroom, and the two rooms aren't joined — with no staff anywhere to bail you out when the inevitable happens. Stay somewhere that was designed by someone who has actually used a bathroom at night.

A lockout waiting to happen — avoid This hotel markets itself as a fully keyless, unstaffed property, and that concept falls apart the moment you actually stay here. Your bedroom uses phone-based keyless entry, which is fine until you realize the bathroom is a separate, non-connected room that requires a physical key. So the obvious happens: you step out to use the bathroom, leave your phone in the bedroom, and you're now locked out of your own room with no way back in. And there is no one to help. The property is completely unstaffed — no front desk, no attendant, no one on duty at any hour. If you don't have your phone on you, there is genuinely no way back into your room. You don't have to take my word for how common this is. You can see it in the building itself: multiple bedroom doors are visibly damaged from guests who've had to force their way back into rooms they're paying to stay in. The condition of the doors tells the whole story. The problems didn't stop at the lockout design. The shower had no door or enclosure and flooded the bathroom. The security cameras on site weren't even connected. The whole place feels like a concept that was deployed without anyone thinking through how a real person uses a room. The core flaw is simple and inexcusable: you need your phone to get into your bedroom, you need a separate key to get into the bathroom, and the two rooms aren't joined — with no staff anywhere to bail you out when the inevitable happens. Stay somewhere that was designed by someone who has actually used a bathroom at night.

Il letto molto comodo

La porta della doccia non si chiudeva,c’era la macchinetta del caffè in camera ma senza le cialde Non c’erano altre tipologie di cuscini

Lo staff è stato gentile e cordiale e la posizione era abbastanza comoda

Struttura vecchia, tenuta male, sporca, puzzava, perdite d’acqua

Posizione e struttura

Bagno nì