Tirano Hotels

The hotel is across the street from the train station, making it very convenient. The front desk does not open until 7:00 in the morning, so one cannot check out of the hotel to catch, say, a train leaving at 6:10. The floors are hardwood rather than carpeted.

The staff were pleasant and the restaurant (dinner) was good. Continental breakfast was fine. Very close to train station which was very convenient. Option to pay for secure parking was good. Ability to book a family room was good (double and bunk beds) but the room was in need of redecoration Mould on the bedroom and bathroom walls. Bedroom quite noisy due to water pipes from other rooms running through room walls.

the location of the hotel is great, it is what you expect from a 3 star hotel. It is simple and gives you what you want for a good price. Nothing special no luxury The towels are thin and the bathroom is small.

Varied breakfast good for Italy! Had a room at the back of the Hotel it was a bit dingey.

The hotel appears to be newly built, and the rooms and interior ot the hotel are lovely, even if the colours in some bathrooms are a bit bold. The staff are friendly and spoke good English. This was the most expensive hotel stayed at in Italy, but was not the best value for money by any means. The breakfasts are tasty, but the selection not as good as some hotels; for example, only one type of cereal is available to choose from. Evening meals are essentially a fine dining experience and correspondingly very expensive (especially for Italy) for not a lot of food, even if overall the courses were delicious.