Bright 1-bedroom flat near the University of Siena, siena

Kitchens are horrible and dirty and they are only open till 8pm which makes no sense. The heat in the summer in the rooms is insane, my room in July was 42 degrees celsius because the building is so old. The washing machine turned my clothes black. I paid a deposit before I moved in and didn’t receive the deposit back for three months after I moved out because they said there was issues with their bank. They eventually just stopped replying to my emails.

I had some concerns during my stay. The kitchen appeared to need more attention as it was not as clean as I expected, and there was an unpleasant odor. Additionally, the fridges in the kitchen seemed to require more frequent cleaning. I also noticed that the reception area could benefit from more consistent staffing, as there were times when assistance was not readily available.

320 euro per month as of now with cleaning service Rooms are of different shapes, biggest room is 114, the kitchen is bad for someone who lives in Munich or a high class place, they can understand english

The dorm is controlled and managed by egoistic folks, they have weird rules about the kitchen, it is only open 8am to 5pm, and closed on sundays completely. The microwave shuts off at 9pm for some reason, the garden closes off at 5pm too, so basically these geniuses managed to only open all their amenities when the students are in the university, absolutely 0 logic by the management. If you question them about it you only get rude replies and the kitchen doesn't even open punctually, it says 8am but opens around 8:15-30. NOT WORTH STAYING HERE AND THE PRICE IS NOT EVEN SLIGHTLY JUSTIFIED. The furniture is run down and i've received dirty towels from the housekeeping on multiple occasions, the washing machine doesnt work properly either!! DO NOT STAY HERE, look for a private accommodation, horrible and i mean absolutely horrible place managed by people who'd do anything but comfort their guests and give an enjoyable stay. I'd highly suggest folks look at alternatives because this place does not justify it's price even a bit.

The facilities are fine, with a lot of religious fervor, but being next to a church, I suppose it's a convent or something similar. The rooms are spacious with private bathrooms; the only problem is that the communal kitchen is practically empty—just one camping stove for all the residents and one shared refrigerator. If they improved this aspect, everything would be much better.