Ξενοδοχεία με Chiesa di San Bartolomeo, Capo Di Ponte

My wife and I have been staying ten days in full comfort and adventure. And that is why, unlike many guests who generally sit on the grounds of the term care, we used the Hotel as a wonderful support base, to turn in the radius of more than 100 km, wonderful naturalist and landscaped places. But we come to the description of the hotel that we thought ordered very clean and furnished with the right sobriety in the details. The discreetly large room has all the comforts and everything works and ordered. The hotel has many beautiful places to stay and relax, from the Hall, to open-air lounges in the garden with fontanella, a comfortable tivu room and a great gym, pool and more. The beautiful room is the tables equipped with elegant and professionalism as well as the service and availability of staff and gentle owners. The only stone and demerit notes, the green sun buffet and always the same, a great monotony as breakfast always the same, then I would give a absolute zero to the machines producing hot drinks The hotels are also very nice, but they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and they are very nice, and We shall not talk about 10-dog desserts and praises, good and so much. We feel like advising this Hotel Diana to all, not only to who uses the term, but also to who like us like to make trekking, see mountains, lakes, and so many suggestive villagers. If it happens, we will return without doubt, the price of the stay is competitive. Good to all the family and staff.

This was a great hotel to spend a night before catching the Bernia Express! Breakfast was great!!! Excellent staff who also recommended a great restaurant for dinner, made reservations and the food was amazing- Parravinici! We walked from the train station but preferred a taxi in the morning which they arranged for us. The walk is doable but we are 70 and in decent shape but preferred to start the day easy!😀 Highly recommend this very special hotel!!!

We stayed in this property one night after taking the Bernina red train. The structure is new, or at least recently renovated. The room is clean and spacious, as is the bathroom and the kitchen (the only thing is that I recommend changing the microwave and hob with newer utensils). Good bathroom products and even those for a small breakfast. The location is perfect, 2 minutes walk from the Rhaetian railway station and the centre, convenient for reaching any restaurant and point of interest. There is a lot of parking nearby, not always free, but that of the station (free is really a stone's throw away). Price in line with the Tirano market. The only slightly sore point is the lack of a lift, but you can keep fit and healthy!

I stayed here for one night ahead of a trip on the Bernina Express. Firstly, I’d have to comment on the fact that, despite its name suggesting otherwise, the hotel is not really that central. It may be reasonably central to what was the old town of Tirano, but it is quite a bit further from the railway station (the main attraction for most visitors, I’d imagine) than many of its competitors. If, like me, you’re trailing heavy luggage behind you, then be aware it’s a good 7-10 minute walk across uneven, cobbled streets with few pavements. All of that said, the hotel was quiet, very clean and generally well presented. Decorative finishes in the bedroom were somewhat dated but the bed itself was very comfortable. A hospitality tray with kettle, a well-stocked mini bar and a decent rain shower were good features. Breakfast was very pleasant but did not offer much in the way of choice of some items, with the bread offering and fresh fruit selections being somewhat limited. Like many hotels these days, a key card is required to operate the room’s powered services such as lighting and ventilation. In public areas, motion sensors do the job. The slightly annoying thing about this property is that the lights seemed to go out nano seconds after passing through a previously unlit area or removing the key card to exit the room. Whilst saving energy and keeping costs low is clearly important for everyone, this felt over zealous and somewhat stingy. Finally, my biggest criticism of the Hotel Centrale would be the exceptionally early checkout time of 10.00am. Bearing in mind that that this hotel rates itself as a 4-star property, this seems an unreasonably early hour to expect guests to have quit their accommodation. Even most budget hotels these days afford guests a checkout time of closer to mid day . Overall, a comfortable enough stay but with some issues which might make me less inclined to either return myself or recommend this hotel to others.