Find 2 Star Hotels in San Lorenzo from AED 376

"My favorite hotel of the entire trip. The bed was so comfortable, the room and bathroom were spacious. They had AC and windows for fresh air. It was located close to everything! only down side is that it did get a little loud outside since we were close to so much, but hey its vacation! PSA: if you can not do stairs make sure you tell them!! they only have an elevator going to one floor. "

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"It was exactly what I needed: affordable, clean & safe. Not fancy, I could hear some noise from other guests & occasional revelers in the street, but it didn’t bother me. 10 min walk to the train station, and easy access (2-to-15 minute walks) to museums, restaurants, shopping, the river. The front desk is not attended 24/7, so don’t expect full service all day (questions, reservations, luggage storage). I’m not sure, but some rooms may have a shared bathroom- I booked one specifically for a...

"Everyone there was super friendly and helpful. I would stay again definitely "

"The staff was very friendly and courteous. It was a joy. Would highly recommend. It's an easy walk from the train station on the Via Nationale"

"The overall stay was good. I was disappointed there was no lift. I'm somewhat physically challenged and walking 4 flights of stairs was a bit tough. Overall, the property served my needs."

"The whole place is more like a run-down East European student hostel we all experienced in the 80's and 90's as we grew up. The problem is that now we live in 2018 and this hotel is still sub-standard. So the "hotel" is located between the 3rd and 5th floors in the building. Luckily the lift works. Hardly anything else does. The reception area including the bar is something out of the 60's dolce vita, i.e. badly needs a refurb. Wait till you see your room! No TV or minibar/fridge, but the...

"If all you need is just a bed to sleep on and a place to shower, this place is not bad. other than that, it's horrible. it's in a really dark and quiet lane way. for a female travelling with her sister, it didn't feel very safe. you have to ring the bell for reception to unlock the front main door to let you into the building. we waited forever knocking on the door and ringing the bell before the front door was unlocked. The staff was not at all friendly. we were greeted with sour faces and rude...