La Vita e Bella V

It's modern and clean, but not elevator.

This is not a hotel. It's a series of fourth-floor attic apartments acquired by the property investment company. We entered through a main floor that was under construction, completely pitch black at night, and strewn with supplies. There were 67 stairs to my room. When I contacted the "front desk" 6 blocks away to complain, she said, "Oh," and that was it. This was after we were told we could leave our luggage at the "front desk" for secured storage and it was left out for anyone to grab. I asked twice before leaving if she was going to lock it up, and she said yes, of course. My friend came back two hours later to our luggage still sitting out and no one around even keeping an eye on it. Just a terrible company posing as a hotel that shouldn't be listed on *******. They care nothing about your safety, security, or experience.

As you stay in Old town, there are a few things that come with the territory, like the fact you have to park your car 2 miles away. What it’s not common to see is that this property has about 7 different locations throughout old town, with reception being at a completely different one. It only works from 9 am until 7 pm, so good luck if you arrive or leave at a different. Time. If you lose your key in the evening, you’re screwed. No receptionist on attendance. They turned their phones off until 9 am the next morning. The room itself is to dream about, but first you have to get through a very rude neighbor. The hotel only owns the top floor, so the neighbors downstairs are not very fond of the guests coming to their building. I had a very rude man smoking at the door impede my passage and even shut the door to my face. When I checked out at 7 am I forgot something in the room. There was no way for me to retrieve it since the reception did not open until 9 am. I knocked at their door for 30 mins and called them and texted them several times. They didn’t respond to me until 9 am. It was too late then.