Hotel Europa, Foggia

After my stay here, I found the rooms to be somewhat average in terms of grooming, especially coming from a boiler room, but they were good enough for a decent night's sleep. There were noticeable variations in room sizes, and mine, although promoted as a double, turned out to be one of the smaller ones. The breakfast left much to be desired, and the staff performance was lacking.

I stayed at this hotel recently. The rooms were alright, acceptable for a decent night's sleep, but I noticed discrepancies in sizes among rooms. My room, labeled as a double, was small and had noticeable nicotine stains. The service was lacking, unfriendly, and even rude at times, with haphazard room cleaning. The location was convenient, close to the train station, though the lack of a receptionist was felt. The dining options left much to be desired, often disappointing, with meager choices. Overall, an average experience with room for improvement.

After being surprised to find my room located near a boiler room, I was relieved to discover it was still decent enough for a good night's sleep. The service, however, was somewhat odd and not very polished. The location, while reconstructed and pleasant, lacked a receptionist. The dining experience was inconsistent, with some days being disappointing, although the meat dishes were decent.

The hotel offers so-so rooms with some differences in size, yet good enough to sleep in. The service was odd and unfriendly, with leftover items in the room. The location is remarkable but lacks a receptionist. The dining was subpar, sometimes disappointing. The facilities have room for improvement.

I stayed at this hotel on the 5th floor with a view that allowed me to see the map and into other rooms during cleaning. While my room was one of the smaller ones, it was still nice. Unfortunately, the breakfast was a disaster, and the staff left much to be desired. We even had to sit with the window open just for some relief.