Hotel Persico's

Absolutely Great place to stay extremely peaceful.the servers at the breakfast made me feel like a king.the housekeeper amazing cleaner. Everything impeccable the front Desk very very professional.

Good value for money but it's like stepping back in time, the breakfast service is very weird for me, having to ask a guy for a glass of juice or a bowl of cereal is curious at best.

The shorter/bald manager (Massimo?) with the hand brace was quite rude and unprofessional. I am from the US on a business trip, and when we didn’t quite understand each other (I asked not to be seated next to the kitchen door where they were banging dishes around during the main dinner service (which is unprofessional in the first place considering the dining room has 22 of 25 tables open), in the dining room with other people he raised his voice and exclaims with his hand “DO YOU SPEAK ENGLISH?!” And made a scene in front of everyone. Obviously I speak English, it was intended to be a childish insult from a childish and small man, and was quite unprofessional and lacking of professionalism. The table they insisted I then sit at afterword was dirty, and the waiter brought me the wrong food after I specifically asked for the dish I saw someone else eating, which looked pretty good. I was too tired from travel and this childish behavior to insist on the correct order. The food wasn’t terrible, but every other meal I have had in Italy was far better. On another occasion I simply asked for “an extra pillow,” from the same guy, Massimo, since he was at the front desk, and you would think I was asking him to conduct rocket science by the difficulty and unsettling energy he brought to the encounter. Staring at me with crazy intense eyes like a weirdo. I don’t know how this place calls itself “4 stars,” when it is this outdated, inhospitable, and unkind in service, but I certainly will never stay here again. It isn’t difficult to be hospitable, it just takes intent, but if you have a childish and rude attitude, then you obviously shouldn’t be in this line of work, and perhaps need to see a therapist. This was a very poor stay for the money they charge compared with anywhere else in Europe I have been. In the 70+ nights I have stayed in a hotel in Europe, I have never encountered someone who acted so unprofessional and made my stay uncomfortable like this rude little man did. The two older gentleman working the kitchen/dining room, and lady at the desk were kind and professional however, as the only saving grace. Plenty of nicer and kinder places, (without tiny, old, uncomfortable beds) to spend your money.