Pallazzo Alfonso

A large but dirty apartment. The only thing that was nice was the location. The bathroom was fairly clean, which is not surprising because I suspect that most visitors do not use it. The toilet makes an exception to this. The kitchen unit cannot be used, the tap does not provide water. There were some bowls in the minibar, one filled with coffee beans for the coffee maker, which was not there, or was behind locked cupboard doors. The other bowls had something in them that I couldn't identify, but my nose gave me the idea that it was already well past its shelf life. The other refrigerator was empty, but even more disgusting. There was no rubbish bin, perhaps the intention was to throw our rubbish in the plant-less planters. You don't sleep on a bed in the living room, but on stacked mattresses. In the bedroom, I recommend disinfecting the glass shelves to remove stains, whether they come from someone's teeth or something else you don't want to know, it wasn't fresh. The carpet and a tray that was there were also not fresh. I don't know what to do with that tray, crockery etc. was nowhere to be found. I think the door to the hallway is made of cardboard, because all night long you wake up when the upstairs or downstairs neighbors ring the doorbell. The reception was ok. We didn't see anyone, but the instructions for the key were emailed perfectly. Parking just steps away. Have you ever read the reviews of Hotel Jimmy in Amsterdam? Well that.