Best Western Plus Tower Hotel Bologna

I'm not sure if Luigi Colani designed the interior before he died. In any case, he obviously never added anything to the carpet that looked like blood or other stains. For €150 a night (was I just unlucky and it was a "trade fair price"?) I expect a clean carpet, as well as a toothbrush cup and Kleenex tissues.
Dear management: With simple carpet foam and a brush, this can surely be done quickly and easily between guests, if the cleaning staff even wants to see it (room 119).
The fuse box in the hallway produces a constant, low-frequency hum that causes headaches in the long run, and until late at night and from very early in the morning, detailed conversations can be heard from the surrounding rooms, making sleep very short and not very restful.
Considering that Italians do not see breakfast as an important meal, it is sufficient.
The location is a bit outside the city, so a car is recommended.
Conclusion: even if some design elements were used to bring an aging building into the here and now, the hotel still shows its 80s past (slippery bathtub with high entry as a shower, non-functioning parking garage, elevators, etc.). A complete renovation or complete demolition would certainly have been the better option in the long term.