343848 4 Location 559915 From the train station, head north a block to Corso Italia and turn left (west), continue past the Piazza Tasso. Look for the Hotel del Corso arch on the right (north) side of the street. Once you found that, directly across the street are steps that lead to the B&amp;B, you'll notice the small sign by then. Go to the main door on the left, ring them, tell them you have a reservation and they'll let you in the building. Go up the stairs about 3 floors. There is a lift for luggage.<p>The owners live on the top floor and have a phone on the floor with the rooms in case you need them for anything. They were all super-friendly. One of the owners spoke the most English, the other just a little. </p><p>The room and bathroom were larger than our last (in Rome) and the bed was also (a king bed). The bed was not comfortable, however, it was very firm. There was a desk, armour, and small TV in our room. The bathroom had a hair dryer, but I blew a fuse when I used it. The fuse box is in the room by the door, so you can turn it back on. I opted not to use it after that. The shower only provided enough hot water for one at a time, so I took a shower in the morning and my husband took his at night and we were fine. We were introduced to the thin, non-terry towels at this hotel and had them at the majority of our hotels after this stay. There was also a bidet in the bathroom here. </p><p>The location of the hotel was great, right on the main street of Corso Italia. Because of the location, however, there was some noise. There were a lot of younger kids (tourists) while we were there that would get together and walk up and down the street and yell at each other. We had earplugs and shut the window when we needed to, which muffled the noise. Since we were there in the fall, it stayed pretty cool in the room. Another noisy nuisance was the main door to the building. It always slammed shut very loudly. We usually tried to close it quietly, but not everyone is as considerate.</p><p>The hotel gave us coupons for breakfast, which was available at Bar Danielle during our stay. The coupon was for a croissant and a coffee (we always had cappuccino). There was a fruit stand next to the bar, where we bought fruit to supplement our breakfast. We usually spent 2 Euros for 3 or 4 pieces of fruit. The bar had 4 small tables outside to sit at (for free) if you wanted.</p><p>I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a room in the heart of town at a reasonable price (great price during our stay!) and close to the train station.</p> 2008-11-29T02:26:19-08:00 589299961 2008-10-29T17:00:00-07:00 0 -9223372036854775790 245868 7960004 343848 0 258180 0.210718379238147 2008-10-26T17:00:00-07:00 Published 25.0 2008-12-06T01:19:41-08:00 99549 0