Albergo Meuble Abatjour

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• MichiganBanjoMan

  29 octubre 2012
  Nice Hotel, But Location May Not Suit

  This hotel is fresh, modern, clean, quiet, and economically priced, but its location is highly inconvenient unless you have a car or don't mind taking taxis. Although Google Maps shows it as being a 20+ minute walk from the train station, the route is not walkable at all; the path goes right along Via Cremona, an extremely busy street that has no adjacent sidewalks. The #5 bus stops about 300 meters from the hotel, but its final run from downtown is at 8:30 PM. Fortunately, there's a good restaurant (La Bruschetta) near the hotel but dining options in the area are otherwise pretty limited (there's a steak house right by the hotel that others have recommended, but we didn't try it). Be advised also that the hotel is not staffed 24/7. Official reception area hours are from 8-10 AM and 2-8 PM, but caveat emptor. No staff appear to be on site during the night. There are a couple of phone numbers posted outside the door of the office, but they won't do you any good if you are traveling without a phone that works in Italy. Wi-fi is free if you can locate the network. My smart phone, which had no trouble with wi-fi anywhere else in Italy, was unable to discover the hotel's SSID (several others broadcasting in the area were readily displayed, however), and supplying that information manually to my device didn't help either. The staff member on duty was sympathetic, but not technically savvy; his response was simply that no one else had the problem (my wife, incidentally, experienced the same issue that I did). In sum, this hotell may be a good choice if the issues described above aren't relevant to your situation. My rating of 3 stars is a compromise between 4 for the property itself and 2 for the location and limited amenities. A final note regarding location: If you're going to be taking the bus, it would be a good idea to buy multiple tickets at the tobacco shop located near the bus stop; its hours are more limited than the bus runs.

  

• svarada

  15 mayo 2013
  Me gustó mucho

  Elegimos el Abatjour a última hora porque tenía un precio razonable y parecía que cumplía con lo que buscábamos. Su situación, si no vais en coche, puede resultar un tanto incómoda, ya que queda bastante alejado del centro de la ciudad, lo que por otro lado, da mucha tranquilidad por la noche, ya que apenas se escuchan ruidos. Hay algún bar o restaurante cerca, pero es mejor acercarse a la ciudad. Según nos comentaron, había transporte público cerca. El trato del personal es inmejorable, atento, amable te facilitan un mapa de la ciudad y te recomiendan dos restaurantes donde, por ser huesped, te hacen descuento. Nosotros no llegamos a ir, pero está bien que te den esa opción. Es un sitio pequeño, ya que no tiene muchas habitaciones, pero es tranquilo, bonito y moderno. Se nota que está reformado y está todo muy limpio. Los pasillos son amplios y cuenta con ascensor. La televisión triple, donde nosotros nos quedamos, me pareció grande. Cuenta con TV, mesa, minibar, secador, conexión Wi-Fi (hay que pedir la contraseña en recepción), aire acondicionado Los muebles son modernos y nos gustó el detalle de los ojos de buey, parecía que estábamos en un barco. No tiene servicio de desayuno, pero cuenta con máquina de café y productos de alimentación y bebida. Por la mañana, además, en una mesa al final del pasillo, dejan bollería a disposición de los huéspedes. Lo recomiendo ya que es un alojamiento económico, limpio, tranquilo y moderno. Creo que no se le puede pedir nada más.

  

• Derek P

  28 mayo 2013
  It's a great hotel!

  We stayed here for a couple of nights. It is a great, room only, hotel with very helpful staff. The rooms are modern, spacious and clean with a very comfortable bed. Although the location is not the best, Mantua has plenty of free parking and Mantua, itself, is a delightful city with plenty to see. It is easy to park at the hotel and free wifi is, also, available. Since we were leaving on a Sunday, with no restaurants open at that hour, the hotel offered us a pleasan tbreakfast at no additional cost. Well done!

  

• TrinidadDiana

  10 julio 2013
  Good Value

  Drove here from Garda and hotel was further out than we had thought when booking. Good hotel, clean, comfortable, good value for money but too far out. Found a bar nearby for breakfast. We elected to walk in to the centre after we arrived but not a pleasant walk on major roads so although we had the car and didn't know what the parking situation would be in the city, we did use taxis. Mantova is a super city, quite different, does not benefit from the publicity of Verona and Padova but that is what made it for us.

  

• Ukaus123

  23 diciembre 2014
  Low cost, mediocre

  Stayed here for 3 nights in December, and this place was picked based on nearest to my employer. To call this a hotel would be wrong. It is more of a 'accommodation for rent' kinda place, with no frills. There were 2 small single beds in the room with mediocre comfort, a small desk area with a dresser. The shower was small and narrow, but overall the bathroom was adequate. The front desk is only staffed during certain hours and when I arrived in the afternoon, had to call someone to let me in. No food allowed in the room. There is a coffee machine in the hallway. (a great cafe is around the corner). The 'hotel' is too far from the city center to walk. Oh and check-out time is 10am. It is a cheap place so don't expect any luxury or services. You will receive complimentary wifi for 1 connection. Ask for more if you need it. You're on your own and won't see any staff until they clean your room. Good for budget travelers.