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"Staff was very friendly and the room was clean and the included breakfast was great. The only downside was there was a couple of minor flaws in the room that could be corrected (a chip in the wall and the mirror and a stain on one of the decorative pillows). But the staff and atmosphere more than made up for it. "

"I stayed for 3 nights solo. Room was more than large enogh, bed was comfortable, relatively very quiet at night. Breakfast was ample and large variety of choices. Being right on Piazza Oberdan, one has excellent access to the excellent Trieste bus system and you are only 10' or less from the central train station. Also within 15' walking time to dozens of restaurants."

"Good 1 bedroom apartment in the city centre. "

"Excellent "

"Nicely appointed hotel and courteous staff. Central location is walkable to key points of interest. Parking is an issue. HVAC did not respond to controls. Otherwise, a keeper."

"Breakfast excellent. Tommy at breakfast prepares a great meal"

"great location -no car needed thermostat in room worked fine"

"I loved my stay here at the Hotel Miramare ! The room was very clean and fresh with the bathroom, clean as well. I had a room overlooking the Adriatic with lounge chairs and enjoyed a relaxing ( but cool) evening outdoors. The restaurant had a very good tapas type menu. I had the baba Ganoush as well as the meatballs and they were wonderful ! Pricing was very good for the food as well as the drinks. The breakfast the next day was amazing with a full continental breakfast including cheese, cured meats, coffee, croissants, etc. While it is a bit outside of Trieste proper, parking was free ( compared to crazy driving and parking in the city ). I would recommend taking the 6 bus into the city as the bus stop is only a short distance away and is only a few Euros. The staff was wonderfully accomodating from the front desk to the wait staff. Very pleasant stay at Hotel Miramare ! "

"We loved several aspects of our Suite: the location, the historical façade and ambience, the quality of bed linen and the fact that we were on the 5th floor which was bright and airy. Also, full marks to the Hotel Continentale staff who were incredibly helpful - they cannot be faulted. Our big problem was that to all intents and purposes the advertising for the suites leads you to believe that they are fully equipped ie similar to an aparthotel. They are most certainly not...on arrival we were surprised to find no dish soap, tea towels, toaster, decent cutting knives, chopping boards, salt/pepper, oil - I could go on. We have stayed in aparthotels round Europe and these are considered basic. On speaking to reception they do not view the rooms as apartments, simply large suites with a kitchen, pans, washing machine etc. It doesn't really make any sense, especially given the pretty high price. The hotel staff were great and helped out with a few bits and pieces as we had planned to cook for ourselves because my wife has a health condition which makes it difficult to eat out. The hotel needs to decide what it's actually offering and make it clear to potential customers; at present we believe the advertising to be misleading. This should be sorted out. On smaller points, coffee pods in the room are charged at 1 Euro - penny pinching when customers are already paying a substantial amount . Also, the air conditioning was faulty when we arrived though it was fixed eventually."