Eos Hotel

Bathroom has mould. Room ridiculously small with 3 beds. Threadbare towels. Decent breakfast. Helpful front desk staff. Fair walk from city centre. We were part of a tour group. Frosted glass windows so unable to see out. Nowhere to put suitcases.

Stayed two nights as part of an Exodus group tour ( from U.K. ) to the Puglia region . Negatives - very small double room ( closely resembled a university dorm room ) Safe not working & when advised staff said couldn’t be replaced or repaired . Tea / coffee sachets in room but never supplied with milk & staff said hadn’t got any . Paper cups to use for black (!) tea /coffee which promptly leaked as soon as hot water put in them ( several other guests mentioned the same ) Corridors are extremely dark ( recessed lighting ) Positives - convenient to walk into town ( about 15-20 mins ) Close to a couple of mini supermarkets Breakfast OK ( standard continental) Has a nice roof terrace that is not mentioned & worth sitting on with a glass of wine from the bar . Shower small but ample supply of hot water . Staff very friendly

Wear and tear everywhere. The rooms were only marginally clean. Lots of hair from past guests. Came with a group no one was wowed. They need to put some money back I t renovation and get cleaning up to a higher standard. It’s just worn. Bathroom had mold

Reasonable and convenient tour stop accommodations. Nice desk staff - polite and efficient. Continental breakfast was good with nice choice pastries, cold cuts, yogurt, egg, and a nice selection of fresh fruit. Cappuccino was very tasty and served table side. Hallways are dark and overly scented with room freshener. Room was a bit tired decor-wise but the bed was comfortable. I couldn’t really give more stars because the bathroom was kind of ick. It didn’t seem clean - especially the shower and there weren’t enough towels. It looks like it needs an update. Area around hotel is a bit downtrodden but it was a short walk to the city center.

The room was a good size and included a refrigerator and tea making facilities. The good sized ensuite was well appointed with complimentary toiletries. Breakfast is served from 7 to 10 and had an excellent variety of food.

I stayed here as it was an assigned hotel for my tour group visiting Apuglia. 4 stars instead of 5 simply because I thought it was a bit too far out of the historical center for my taste (20+ minute walk) and because of a quirk in the room layout; that being that there are no side tables or shelves next to the bed, on which to place a glass of water or your cellphone at night. There is a desk and shelves AROUND the room, but nothing next to the bed; also there is only one outlet on only one side of the bed for your phone/alarm clock in the morning. I had to place mine on the floor next to the bed. There is a small carpeted area around the bed (the rest is tile flooring of some sort) which was discoloured and looked quite dirty, as though they never hoovered this area. Everything else in the room was very clean, and the bathroom tiles were ingenious—“scratched” so as to not be slippery when you stepped out of the shower, which was also spacious enough. Very nice. The bed was fine as were the pillows. Strange, very “modern” artwork throughout the hotel and in rooms. I stayed solo in #101. There is a nice rooftop terrace on the 4th floor that no one tells you is there, and even though there is no view to speak of, it’s pleasant if you’d like to have a coffee with a morning ciggie. The staff is very friendly, and there were adequate choices for brekky, with made-to-order coffees and teas brought to your table. Overall, a very nice, modern hotel. No “character” or “Italian charm,” but often hotels which boast those features are QUITE quirky and not always comfortable. I would not book this hotel on my own for reasons stated, but I don’t have major complaints that I was placed here.