Hôtel Ligure

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Pas de solutions avant notre retour de notre soirée, merci d'ailleurs au réceptionniste qui lui a fait son travail pour nous changer de chambre, car je me suis pris le pommeau de douche sur la tête, même pas un geste commercial, petits déjeuners très léger, l'entrée est délabrée sûrement suite à une fuite d'eau, bref pour un 3* un peu juste à mon avis...

The lift was very dirty and grubby, Bedroom was tiny and on the un-suite bathroom had mould and damp on the ceiling. There was a leak on one of the ceiling's with a bucket catching the water, I nearly tripped over the bucket, also there was a housekeeping trolley outside my room blocking the entrance.

I checked in during the afternoon, exhausted from a 24‑hour flight. The receptionist was polite and courteous, explaining everything clearly. I was assigned Room 54 and directed to the lift, which looked like a cramped single‑door compartment. At just 5 feet tall with only one suitcase and a small cabin trolley, I still found it uncomfortably congested.

Once in the room, I collapsed on the bed. After waking, I noticed a damp smell. Hoping fresh air would help, I opened the window — only to be shocked by multiple tiny spider babies running across the frame. It was obvious the window hadn’t been cleaned or opened in some time, and it seemed to have become a breeding ground. This was extremely unsettling.

The next morning at breakfast, the room was very small with limited options. The lady there was kind enough to make me coffee and offer fruit, but the fruit did not look fresh. I settled for a croissant and a small yogurt tub. On leaving, I noticed the roof leaking, with a bucket placed underneath to catch dripping water — despite no rain outside. Damp patches on the walls confirmed ongoing seepage issues.
As someone with asthmatic condition and atopic dermatitis, this environment was unhealthy for both my lungs and skin. Cleanliness and hygiene standards were clearly compromised. My colleagues even reported stained sheets in their rooms; thankfully mine was spared, which may be the only reason I managed to sleep.
After spending just one night and the following morning, my colleagues and I decided to leave the place immediately. One of our colleagues informed the staff about the issues we faced within hours of check‑in, but they showed no interest, no apology, and simply agreed that we should move elsewhere if we felt so. This lack of accountability was unacceptable.
If you suffer from respiratory or skin conditions, or if you value basic cleanliness and hygiene, I strongly advise avoiding this place.