Residence Rizzoli

We were here for just one night at the very start of our Italian vacation. The accommodations were so nice - we really appreciated the air conditioners! We would have stayed longer had we known how nice it would be ;-)

The only issue was on check in the representative requested further taxes and a cleaning fee but this was resolved after a number of phone calls and we didn't have to pay the extra. The same rep was very helpful trying to get us a taxi when leaving.

Gorgeous apartment and super friendly host! We would definitely stay again and have already recommended to family and friends. Perfect spot for exploring Bologna!

This place worked great for our family of five. We showed up hours earlier than we had originally told him, but the host met us right away to let us in, and he provided us with a map of the area, which is a nice touch for an apartment-style place. The apartment was clean and well appointed, including air conditioning, which is definitely necessary in the summer. The location was a short walk away from the main piazza in town, but it was an easy and pretty walk, and a perfect location for anyone who wants to park outside the ZTL. The host recommended a lot that was just a couple blocks from the apartment. The apartment had plenty of space, though one of the bedrooms had no door, so privacy is a bit limited. Overall, a great place to stay, one to which we would definitely return.

This apartment was the cleanest, most well equipped place that I have stayed in since I started my tour of Italy at the end of June! It even had a dishwasher! There was a refridgerater and a freezer that actually would fit enough food for a week. The bed was very comfortable. The couch in the living space was a nice space to sit and watch TV at night. Everything locked up tight at night which made me feel safe. The airconditioning worked very well. There was separate units fro the bedroom and living space. The only warning I would give to you is the apartment is in a ZLT which means you can get a fine for driving in the area. You MUST get a permit for $15 Euros/day from the tourist office near the piazza Magiorre or the TPER office down a ways from it. THEY DO NOT GIVE PERMITS RETROACTIVILY! I did not know this so I spent half a day trying to convince the offices to give me one for the day before. I never got one but was told there were no cameras connected to that street so I would not be fined. I guess I will find out in about 6 months if my rental car company sends me a bill for the fine. Anyway, plan ahead, get your permit and enjoy this lovely apartment.