Nicely situated, quiet and clean. Room very old fashioned with a small outdated tv. In fact the hotel looked so outdated - full of plastic flowers and mirrors slightly funerial. We were met by the owner a man who barely spoke , we asked if we could leave cases until room ready, he glared and said it was difficult as... More

Tucked away down a back alley, this looks dubious, but it is a bit of real Italy. Ignore the pink decoration, fairy lights and mirrors and you have a quiet base for a stay in Bologna with great service, very clean (as far as old building allows) good breakfast (lots of pastries!) and lovely and quiet. More

We tried to fit both the hotel and the central station onto a single Google map to enable us to walk to the hotel. Unfortunately this resulted in the Via Usberti which is a very small back street not being shown on the map which meant we walked around the block before finding the hotel. The outside appearancewas unattractive and... More

Small hotel in a great location. Friendly service. Only issue could be the steps for some travelers. My room was up 3 flights. Other than that a good choice. Make sure to try the gelato down the street at Gianni's. More

The Hotel Due Torri is in a really good location. 10 minutes (slow) walk from the main square and the two towers and about 20 minutes walk from the train station at the other side of the town. The staff are friendly and whilst the hotel is small and isn't going to win any awards for interior decorating, it's pretty... More

location was the only good thing about this hotel. priced more than average Manhattan and very poor performance. rooms are small, beds are small and not comfortable, window open on a wall, you can listen to everybody talking in the corridors or in the hall, tv channels are random and lacking even the basic broadband signal- of course none of... More

The hotel is very central to the town, with friendly staff, easy car parking in the streets nearby at 4Euros a day and a great gelateria close by. It is however, very small, with lots of mirrors everywhere to make the place look bigger. Steep stairs to the reception on the first floor, and even more to our third floor... More

I was horrified with this hotel. Although in a central area, I would never stay here. The entrance to the hotel reminded me of a run-down pensione showcasing both broken mirrors and pottery. Macabre Christmas lighting intertwined with ancient, dusty fake ivy gave me the chills. The breakfast room looked like the entrance to a Sicilian funeral parlor. The room... More