Pegasus Hotel - Hotel Il Vialetto, Sassari, Italy

A tired hotel desperately in need of upgrading. Poorly signed, only found it by parking the car and walking, as the lobby is on the fourth floor of a large block, accessed by a scruffy lift from street level or by driving three floors up a tight spiral ramp, again poorly signposted, to the third floor parking area and taking a lift from there. Had to then take a long detour around the local countryside to get back to the car park entrance as it was on a dual-carriageway. Carpets in the lobby were filthy and the whole place had an air of neglect. Front desk staff were charming, really trying to make the best of a very poor product. Fridge didn’t work, aircon couldn’t be controlled in the room, sofa in the room was so grubby and stained that we wouldn’t have sat on it, threadbare bath towel with a hole in it. No plugs in the hand basin or bath. Food in the restaurant was dreadful, undercooked meat with blood oozing into the gravy, very limited choice, several other tables sent food back while we were briefly in there. Again, charming waitress fighting overwhelming odds! We were only there for a few hours as we had an 03:45 start to catch a ferry, otherwise we wouldn’t have stayed. Worst hotel we have stayed in for a very long time.

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Sassari is a brutal metropolitan place and pegasus is a roadside motel rather far from the centre. Though the hotel itself is ok, the location has nothing to offer and the building is run down. The industrial neighbourhood is gray and rough and features prostitution on every corner.