Hotel Nuovo Rebecchino

In one word: Horrific.
Tl;dr - DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL. While cheap you can certainly see exactly which corners have been cut for a disgusting experience.

The only positive is the front desk which was fast, pleasant, and very helpful.

From the moment I walked into the room I wanted to checkout. The room stank and needed to be aired out. The carpet flooring was appalling and had disgusting stains all over it. The bed made our bodies itch the moment we sat down, and the cover was littered with crumbs. The sheets had nasty dark, short, and curly hairs all over it from previous guests. The upholstry was covered in dust. Luckily the room did not appear to have bed bugs, although the state of it made me so paranoid I couldnt stop googling and checking every corner for signs of them.

There is no window, instead there is a thin wooden door which allows you to hear the tiniest movement of cars outside (which do not stop honking). The bathroom while large had digusting stains all over it and the entire room flooded immediately after turning on the water. The toilet seat was sticky and too small for the bowl. The plugs did not work properly and to get the to work it was a constant battle of unplugging, plugging in and repeating until power came through. The moment you unplug this entire process repeats.

Oh and I almost forgot: The walls are covered in squished dead bugs.

Furthermore, while conveniently close to the central station, the area the hotel is in feels unsafe even during broad daylight.

The lessons I learned from this stay:
1) How to check for bed bugs.
2) Never cheap out on a hotel room.

Yikes. Let me say, the location is convenient, the guy working the desk was very pleasant and helpful and the elevator worked. However. The room had NOT been cleaned at all after the last visitor. Literally the bathroom had used soap packages and toilet was dirty. There were bottles scattered throughout the room. The bed had been made but there was a highly suspicious fresh looking, white-ish translucent schmear across the bedspread which was the final straw for me. I wanted to check out within the first 30 seconds. I booked through Hotels.com (extremely unhelpful since they joined with Expedia) and they couldn’t give me an answer on how to cancel and find a place that had at least been cleaned. I ended up just laying 80€ to get outta there and then booking another Ave. Ironically I used hotels.com again, just to use my “OneKeyCash”, I will not be using their services in the future. Again, the front desk guy was understanding and congenial but claimed he couldn’t get a hold of the manager (not his fault) and even gave me recommendations of other places. Regardless- I paid €80 To spend 15 minutes in a completely filthy room which had NOT BEEN CLEANED. So, that was an experience I hope to never repeat. The lobby had other guests who seemed satisfied so I don’t know if I was just unlucky. Overall, I blame the management and hotels.com for forcing me to pay €80 for an elevator ride and a trashed room.

The hotel is no way close to three stars. The rooms are basic, every piece of furniture has seen better days. The street noise all day and night was awful, although there are three sets of blinds. Breakfast was all served on plastic dishes, food absolutely bland.
The only positive thing is the location and the fact that everything was clean, although rundown. Only good for a one night stay.