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"Friendly and wonderful staff"

"Great stay, no complaints. "

"The place is amazing. It look like a museum. You just want to relax and enjoy peacefully this old monastic place. Bathroom are brand new. The only minus is you can ear neighbors if rhey are noisy. But people seems to be sensible to the ambiance so boise level was very comfortable when I was there."

"Solo Traveler going to Europe to watch my daughter play in the music festival in cremona. The hotel was within 15 to 17 minute walk within the Old Town area felt very safe. The reception staff is very kind and helpful and will call you a taxi if needed. The continental breakfast in the morning was delicious."

"Every year we stay in Cube few times at least ! Best hotel in the aria . Staff is always friendly, helpful and important ‼️ same for many years !!! Dogs are welcome. Italian breakfast with super quality products from Parma. Location is top, just mints away from outlet and restaurants. For shopping addicted best option, shop all day and enjoy hotel facilities and surround restaurants. Parking is free. "

"Amazing 12 Century fortress, what a gem?! Great restaurant and staff! Highly recommend! "

"Quite a nice hotel to stay in, however, we found the neighborhood to be very noisy at night. There are a couple of bars just outside the front entrance, and the alleyway is busy at night. It is a pleasant walk from the train station, check in was easy and the room was fine."

"Very nice. Will stay again "

"Very comfy, nice breakfast, friendly staff. However, I did not like the fact that plastic cups were in the room instead of real glass. I refuse to drink from plastic, I would even prefer paper cups. To not offer real glasses to drink from just seems so cheap. Also, no basic kettle to heat water just the nespresso machine(which I always find so overrated), so I had to actually walk down to the lobby for hot water just to make myself a cup of tea. I always carry my own supply. It seemed like an annoying procedure when nearly every hotel from the Brunellesci in Milan to a guesthouse in Thailand provides a kettle."