We've stayed for one night in December at Romeo e Giulietta in Parma. It seems rather an appendix to the theater (there is a big stage at the upper floor) and the decor is in line with the theater theme. There are two buildings linked by modern metal stairs - Romeo building on the right and Giulietta building on the... More

We stayed at this place for few night. Rooms are nice and clean. Breakfast is good as well, also we had lunch at restaurant and it was yummy. Hotel offers underground parking space. The only problem - since it was a weekend, a lot of noise from street on friday and saturday nights.

First off , this is not a hotel its a group of apartments. no reception, no bar there is a restaurant but it seems to simply offer a check in check out facility. we had no breakfast on our package yet they didnt encourage us to eat there at all. The rooms were clean,spacious and tidy. However there was a... More

This place is primarily a theatre, so i was quite surprised to find that they provide hotel accommodation. Anyway, the first thing i noticed was a weird smell when walking along the corridor to my room. I was fearing the worst when entering the room that this stench would stay. Fortunately, the room smelt fine. Anyway, with regards to the... More

ROMEO & GIULIETTA (just had a fight) My first post on the site pertains to one of the weirder hotels I’ve recently encountered. Located in Parma, Italy and fancily named Romeo & Giulietta (thumbs up for starters) it appears to be a rather new business and, to me at least, kind of startling. It is a brick/iron, half block covering,... More

This hotel seems to be a brand new one or maybe just renovated. Rooms are new with a good quality bedding and a free wifi access. The bathroom is a bit weird with an automatic light (keep moving when you go the toilet or you may end up in the dark) also don't forget to put the toilet paper in... More