I stayed at the Ergife in July 2008 as part of a tour of Italy with Air Transat. Everyone in our group was in a renovated room which was average size for Europe, a comfortable bed and nice bathroom. Our room had a view of the pool. There was a gentleman singing songs in English and Italian in the evenings by the pool. Breakfast consisted of ham and cheese slices, buns, either peaches and nectarines or fruit salad, cereal and yogurt. This hotel is a little far from many attractions however it was not hard to get to it on the metro. Overall it was a very good stay at the Ergife and this hotel was one of the better ones on the tour.

We were also on a Trafalgar tour in May. The lobby is modern, but tour groups stay in the older unremodeled area. Ergife website states that all rooms have been remodeled. The hall has wall paper peeling off and very worn. I don't think this area will ever be redone as long as Trafalgar and other groups continue to use this hotel. The staff is not very friendly.

Stayed at this hotel,on the 15th and 16th of June 2008,we had read all the reviews and were prepared for the worst.after we arrived we were surprised to find that our room was fine,small but good.
The staff at the hotel were great and treated us very well

I visited this hotel with a Trafalgar Tour and just like the rest of the reviews - I noticed this hotel was antiquated. Luckily we stayed in the "modern" wing. At least the A/C worked well!! The pool was large and refreshing and we sat outside at night and enjoyed (well with a few drinks) the music. The reason we stayed at the hotel at night, is there are no good bars or restaurants around. The worst part is the bus to the underground takes forever!!! And so after waiting about 20 minutes, I took the 20 minute walk to the train station. And did I mention... our tour guide warned us about the break-ins and thefts that the hotel has had because the thiefs know that this hotel is for large tour groups? If you are not a part of a tour group, do not stay here!