Hotel Tahiti - Viareggio — Hotel in Unione dei comuni della Versilia

We stayed at this hotel for a week while on a class trip. THE ROOMS The rooms are way too small. My roommates and I had problems storing our luggage. The rooms would probably be a nightmare for anyone claustrophobic. The bathroom was okay aside from the awfully small shower. It was so small, I couldn't move properly without accidentally hitting the walls. The walls were too thin. I actually was able to hear someone drop a penny in the room next to us, so you probably can imagine what else I had to hear. Not enjoyable. HYGIENE The first time I entered the bathroom I was hit with such a disgusting smell of chlorine, it was worse than what you encounter at a swimming pool. There were stains on the "blankets", which essentially just were bedsheets, so they did a bad job at keeping me warm at night. While my room didn't show any signs of mold, I heard from other guests that their walls and ceiling were moldy. Upon arrival we were given one towel for each person, but they had weird stains on them and also weren't switched out during the week. The rooms also didn't seem to get cleaned during our stay. THE FOOD One of the main things I looked forward to for our class trip to Italy was the food, but what was served at the hotel spellt D-I-S-A-S-T-E-R. I bet Gordon Ramsay would have his fun here. The first day we were served a small portion of pasta followed by overcooked, moldy looking chicken with greasy potatoes and some weird, wobbly white thing with a sauce that resembled soy sauce. I didn't even have the courage to try anything after the pasta. Same scenario on the other days. Judging by the looks on the faces of other people, the food was unenjoyable. Some days I got cramps in my stomach area and diarrhea. Whatever they put in their food: EAT WITH CAUTION AND HAVE YOUR MEDS READY. The breakfast was okay though. FINAL THOUGHTS All in all it was okay. At least I survived, but it surely was not an enjoyable stay. The amount of money I spent on lunch to last me until breakfast would've probably been better spent on a better hotel. Still, for class trips this is a solid last resort option. Just keep in mind: You will not be happy here. If you spend most of your time outside the hotel, this will be okay. Otherwise this is an absolute pass and should be avoided.

Please note that this review comes from someone who lives in Germany and has only ever stayed at 4-5 star hotels, so my expectations might be a little bit higher than other people's...

Ok, so here is the story: you're in a planning phase of a vacation to go to Italy into a very very nice region - Viareggio. Trust me, if you're travelling with familly or friends you need to accomodate at Hotel Tahiti. You're wondering why ? Because the business interaction ( and not only business ) with the Hotel Administrator Andrea is so fast, helpful and you'll get all the answers and tips. *TIP: book your accomodation on their website.

After a couple of days, your wellness will be improved. Behind of this good vibe that you will have is the kind and beautiful young lady Angelica from the reception, that recommends you all the nice places to go and enjoy life. *TIP: if you want nice restaurants, bycicle or boat trips or just sightseeing, just ask Angelica.

Each morning you will enjoy a nice and easy breakfast, a really good coffee and some deserts hand-made by Fabrizio and his team. Thanks Fabrizio !

Ofcourse, thank you Angelica and Andrea for all the nice...

Ho soggiornato in questo Hotel per il Carnevale, niente da dire sul personale, molto ospitale, ma un’esperienza negativa. Siamo arrivati alle 15 circa e appena entrati in camera abbiamo sentito dei bambini che facevano confusione nel corridoio. Capendo che fosse periodo di festa abbiamo provato a chiedergli più volte gentilmente di abbassare il volume della voce visto l’orario di riposo, ovviamente senza essere minimamente ascoltati. Successivamente abbiamo capito essere un istituto, perciò abbiamo provato a chiedere alle educatrici se potessero fare qualcosa, poiché volevamo riposare, ma anche in questo caso nulla. È inutile dire che abbiamo provato a parlare anche con il direttore, (venuto un attimo solo a dire “ragazzi fate più piano” per poi andare via subito). Durante la notte, fino alle 2:30 del mattino abbiamo sentito urla, schiamazzi, sbattere la porta in continuazione, ma questi ragazzi non erano gestiti da nessuno, anzi erano liberi di fare tutta la confusione che volevano, quindi dove erano le tutrici? Gli unici adulti in quel piano eravamo noi. Stessa cosa alle 8 del mattino. Io non me la prendo con i ragazzi, poiché capisco la loro euforia, ma gli adulti dovrebbero fare gli adulti. Le tutrici non erano lì presenti e non hanno minimamente badato a questi ragazzi per tutta la notte e i proprietari non si sono preoccupati di lasciarci la a penare tutta la notte. Morale dalla favola, eravamo circondi da bambini dell’istituto, l’unica stanza di adulti era la nostra, che si trovava in mezzo a quelle dei ragazzi. I proprietari, ben coscienti della situazione in quelle stanze, per rispetto e correttezza nei nostri confronti, ci avrebbero dovuto avvisare delle condizioni (e state certi che non avremmo scelto questo hotel, anzi ci saremmo tirati subito fuori!) o almeno ci avrebbero dovuto fare cambiare stanza dopo le nostre lamentele. Ma niente di tutto ciò, hanno preso i nostri soldi e anche la nostra pazienza. Una notte infinita, con un letto matrimoniale che tale non era (poiché erano due singoli attaccati), senza chiudere occhio e senza alcun riguardo per due ospiti che volevano riposare. Prima di prenotare vi consiglio vivamente di assicurarvi di non essere inseriti in mezzo ad un istituto perché non avrete alcun supporto. Voi gestori della struttura dovreste pensare al benessere dei vostri ospiti, non solo ai loro soldi. Perché io ho passato un weekend di inferno, non per colpa dei bambini, giustamente scatenati, ma per la vostra scorrettezza nell’inserirci in questa situazione senza quantomeno avvisarci del disagio che avremmo potuto avere. Non ci...