Le Dodici Porte - Porta Maggiore 9 By Bologna District

8 reviews

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  Victor

  PT · extended_group · Sep 2025

  10/10

  Apartamento totalmente renovado, com excelentes condições, quartos espaçosos com boas camas, boa insonorização, todo climatizado e com tudo o que é necessário para uma excelente estadia. Cozinha equipada com máquina lavar louça, máquina café e tudo o necessário para fazer refeições em casa.

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  Gabor

  HU · extended_group · Sep 2025

  10/10

  It is very easy to access, parking is convenient in the area, but there is also a parking garage on the street next to the apartment if nothing else is available. The building and the apartment were very clean, comfortable, and modern.

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  Ionela

  RO · couple · Aug 2025

  10/10
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  Hartmut

  DE · extended_group · Aug 2025

  7/10

  + Geographisch gut gelegen für Ausflüge in andere Städte mit der Bahn.

  - Das Haus liegt hinter dem Haus Nr 7 zurückversetzt. Das ist soweit ganz schön. Aber im Innenhof gleich nebenan wird aktuell ein Haus gebaut, da wurde es morgens von dieser Seite laut. Leider wird das Haus nebenan in der Straße ebenfalls entkernt und ausgebaut, da wurde es von der anderen Seite ebenfalls laut und staubig (wir hatte eine Wohnung mit schlafzimmern zu beiden Seiten. Auf die Baumaßnehmen hätte man hinweisen können. - Wir hatten 10 Nächte gebucht, auch wenn eine Waschmaschine vorhanden ist wäre für den Preis ein zweiter Satz Handtücher angemessen gewesen. Wohnung schön und modern, aber die Lampen machten ungemütliches Licht, und im Schlafzimmer konnte man das Licht nicht aus der Bett heraus an- oder ausschalten. - Klobrille wackelte. Bei diesem Preis könnte man erwarten, dass bei Mieterwechsel nicht nur geputzt wird sondern die Wohnung auch auf Defekte inspeziert wird.

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  Moritz

  DK · group · Jun 2025

  5/10

  Stay away from this apartment!

  The apartment was clean and had a large balcony. We were allowed to check out two hours later.

  When you pay around 180 euros per night for an apartment with 3 beds behind the train station in Bologna, you can expect an almost perfect accommodation. This was not the case. From the balcony, you look out onto a construction site just a few meters from the building, where workers and craftsmen make a lot of noise on weekdays (check my pictures). On the day of arrival, the doorbell rang late in the evening. Four tourists were standing at the door, claiming the apartment. It turned out that the rental company had accidentally given the four tourists the same information about the address, the code for the front door, and the key box. This costed us half an hour of late-night discussions. Unbelievable! There was also room for improvement in several areas: Two rolls of toilet paper for three days and three people was just enough for us. For other guests, that might be tight. There were no dish towels or kitchen rolls in the kitchen. Three coffee cups is also a joke. Just like the three capsules for the coffee machine – in the nearby supermarket at the train station, exactly these capsules were sold out. If you want to do laundry, you have to buy a whole pack of tabs yourself, as none are provided. On the balcony, the only furnishing was one chair.