Being literally across the street from the Ravenna train station was extremely handy for us, particularly while lugging cases in the rain, the prices were fair and the staff were very friendly and quite patient with my terrible Italian. The hotel was not fancy, but clean and quiet and perfectly good for a night's stay or two; the room was warm, the shower was hot, and I slept pretty well. We were worried about possible train noise, but we never heard a thing. The self-serve breakfast was a bit on the pre-packaged side, but even though it was a pushbutton coffee machine it ground whole beans to order and made a surprisingly good espresso. They also allowed us to leave six suitcases in their tiny lobby while we were out sightseeing, because there was no Left Luggage facility at the little train station (we were departing just after 5) and they wouldn't hear of us hauling all that junk around in the poor weather.

This hotel has only one virtue - proximity to the station. Otherwise, avoid it. It is about a ten minute walk to the main historical district.

The rooms are cramped and hot water took almost ten minutes of running the faucets before it made it to our room (it was November and I guess there were too few guests to keep the water circulating). Breakfast was a farce - the only thing fresh was the coffee. Everything else came out of plastic packaging. Despite being five minutes walk from a large supermarket there was no fresh bread - just packaged junk.

Don';t stay here. It is very poor value for money.

This hotel is next to train station. The hotel does not have air conditioning. We had to keep the windows open at night and found it hard to sleep due to the street noise.

Although we had a no smoking room, there was a very strong smell on smoke. When we complained the lady at the front desk said 'Oh, we allow alittle smoking".
Breakfast very skimpy. Packaged bread and jelly.