Modena hotels near San Vincenzo

Cons: The main issue here is the wireless internet. One front desk staff was particularly rude, and she continually seemed annoyed with us. The check in process was awful, they put us in a room in one of the auxiliary buildings which literally had zero connectivity to the network. The network wouldn't even appear. The Front Desk staff then told us to bring our devices to the front desk so they could show us how to login - which was particularly unhelpful unless you're sleeping in lobby. Furthermore, we'd accidentally left a small handbag in the previous room, and which the front desk lady called us to return. She then rolled her eyes and scoffed as she handed it to us when we came down, which was startlingly rude. Then, with annoyance, the front desk lady changed us to the main building - where we discovered we'd been moved to a smaller room which could still barely connect to the internet on an iPhone or laptop. We also had to move our bags ourselves, and we received no offer of assistance in the process. Having a background in the IT hospitality world, I can absolutely confirm they have a horrendous network connectivity problem. Despite our numerous complaints, they insisted they weren't received other complaints from guests, which I cannot see being possible. I consistently received download speeds of 0.4mbps, when the network would connect at all. Overall it was one of the worst hotel experiences I've had, having travelled through Italy for four months total.

Cons: Some visitors have mentioned slightly tired look, which is correct for the main hotel areas, but the room itself wasn't tired, it and bathroom were very clean and tidy and up to date.

Cons: * it's a refugee camp. people partying until late, sone others chanting to allah in the middle of the night, washing machine and dryer do not work, people at the reception desk are not helpful about anything --just high school girls killing time and collecting the easy paycheck * spend an extra 20 euros and go somewhere else