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Disgusting bad stink and bed too used. No maintenance. Giuseppe took money cash and refused to give a receipt. Avoidance of taxes. Far from hotel. At the most only a hostel. Loud voices and unprofessional staff.

Straightforward review? The place is a gem if you are into simple but spotless hotel. I got the room under a special rate courtesy of the Institute of International Humanitarian Law. For 50 Euros, the room comes with daily breakfast. There is no variety but I could not complain because I always enjoyed breakfast. I was billeted in room 16 and the place could be quite noisy at night. Sounded like someone is breaking glasses every night and the neighbor's dogs are constantly barking, which is cool because I am a dog lover. There is soap in the dispenser, towel is provided and toilet paper. You have to bring your dental kit, however. The room I got has AC, and tv. Wifi is also fast. The owners personally attend to the guests which is lovely. They helped me bring my luggage to the second floor. They don't have a lift but it's fine because they assisted me in carrying my things. Over-all, my experience was memorable.

We stayed one night only, short but very pleasant stay. The owner and staff extremely welcoming. Room small but confortable and bathroom spotless clean. Airconditioning works after 5 pm. Breakfast was above expectations, with home-made pies as extras. There is a small and cute pebble beach 3 minute walk from the hotel. The area is safe and quiet with a few restaurants around and Sanremo town center is within easy reach. For off-beat track dining experience, try Osteria La Madonnina, recently renamed Da Alfredo - restaurant for locals, not tourist, no printed menu but the owner lady who only speaks Italian will tell you what is available. We ate home-made pasta, it was delicious (just be ready to pay high price but that is Euro to you :-) - the experience is worth it