Night # 1 -When we arrived we were told they could not honor our reservation, so they sent us to a nearby hotel for the same price. Our room was on an incredibly busy street so the noise level all night kept us awake (we equated it with a Boeing 747 driving up and down the street.)
Night #2 - Back at Principessa in the a.m. with our bags. We were told our room was not ready, but go enjoy our day and they would put the bags in our room for our return in the evening. We got back to the hotel about 10:00 p.m. only to find our bags still in the lobby. There was no one to help us with our bags - not for us, but for the other couple we were traveling with - aged 70 years old. Our room was so small we had to move the portable heater out in order to put our bags inside the room. The bed was two single beds pushed together with a large sheet to hold them together. The furnishing were so old that the veneer was peeling off the furniture. The bath as clean but with rust stains on the sink, etc. They promised to move us for night #3 to a newly remodeled room.
Night #3. The remodeled room was GORGEOUS. So, after two sleepness nights we were looking forward to a great night's sleep in this really lovely room. NOT. The bed was stone hard - not an ounce of give to the mattress at all.
In fairness, it's tough to find a hotel in Rome for less than $200/night. I would say that if by now all the rooms have been remodeled, then take a chance - if you don't mind sleeping on a slab!
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