The Hotel Il Guercino can be entered walking thorugh a small archway from Via Luigi Serra and is well signposted. All the staff I met spoke English well and were quite helpfull with everything we asked them. Entrance to the room is by a single chipped card and this is placed inside a wall unit inside to turn the power on. The room we had was a little small and as with normal for Europe a double consisted of two singles pushed together. The bathroom was clean and large enough to swing a cat easily. The window was a large glass door that opened out to a balcony overlooking a couple of what appeared to be derelict appartment buildings, but thats not unusual as if you use a big hotel site you always get the worse views lol.
There are lots of local shops in the surrounding streets selling all sorts of things, also a few local restaurants within 50m. The nearest bus stop is about 50m away and its about 600m to the main railway station. If you want to walk to Piazza Maggiore in the city centre its about 1500m and will take about 30 minutes and is one long road called Via Independenza.
Bar, breakfast room, lounge area also some seating outside in the courtyard. Great for the train and bus stations both being only a ten minute walk away.
