Hotel Coppe Trieste - Boutique Hotel

Fairly small hotel very well located about 5 minutes’ walk from P. Borsa or the canal area. We relocated to here after arriving at a different hotel we had booked which turned out to be awful. They couldn’t have been more helpful and accommodating. We ended up booking into a suite and the contrast with the ‘cell’ from which we’d escaped couldn’t have been greater. We had ample space, proper storage, and clean bedding. That said, had we been booked here initially we might have been more concerned with some surprising deficiencies. No tissues, desk space, clothes drawers, kettle, tea or coffee making gear; 5 chairs but no armchair, dodgy air-conditioning. The room was surprisingly spartan for a suite. Breakfast is typical small Italian hotel, tinned fruit, no hot cooked food, lots of bread and cake, cheese and meats, all served very clean and neat. Overall we enjoyed our stay.

Small hotel and so are the room and bathroom and halls, but very clean. Friendly and helpful staff at reception. A bit complicated with the parking : Place to unload for short and a short walk away, then an expensive and far away unknown parking where you have to leave your car to a third party driver. Breakfast OK and additional - appreciated - complimentary - Italian - coffee for the parking waiting.

Even though it has a clean room and bathroom and a perfect location, there are serious problems with the hygiene of glasses and cutlery offered at breakfast, which is very limited. We also don't like the service and education of the employees who are always in a bad mood. Honestly, I recommend looking for another alternative in Trieste.

It is with regret that I observe several shortcomings in the hotel, which significantly fall below the standards expected of a 4-star establishment, or at the very least, are not adequately communicated compare to the price range you charge. I would like to detail my further observations below: Services - Parking: The lack of free parking and the distant, expensive alternatives undoubtedly hinder the comfort and satisfaction of guests. Parking is an important consideration for guests, and I would suggest considering providing free or discounted parking options. In the meantime, it is crucial to clearly communicate the available options to avoid any confusion among guests. General Comfort - Air Conditioning: The old and noisy air conditioning not only disrupts sleep but also introduces unpleasant noise and dry air, causing additional issues. Replacing or maintaining such equipment would enhance the overall comfort experienced in the rooms. General Comfort - Room Size: The cramped layout of the rooms and the dry air from the AC collectively have a negative impact on guests' relaxation and comfort also causes dry cough and skin dry. A more spacious and comfortable design would improve the overall guest experience, but at the very least, guests should be informed if they are booking a room with these conditions. Decoration and Design: Based on reviews, the bathroom seems to be the only noteworthy element in terms of design. It is essential to enhance the design and decoration throughout the entire hotel to meet the standards of a 4-star establishment. Based on the overall experience, I feel that the current state of the hotel is more in line with a 3-star or lower Airbnb accommodation, and it does not justify the current pricing.

firstly, i just need to say how stunningly beautiful Trieste is. it was one of the big surprises on our trip and we are so glad that we spent 4 nights here. Hotel Coppe did not disappoint. perfect location, all the staff were friendly and helpful. we did not have the breakfast option. room was good and bathroom clean. we are so glad to have stayed here and would do so again without hesitation. (i feel bad about mentioning this next part as we rarely find anything to complain about. the bed was extremely hard and this si the first time we have experienced anything like this in all our travels. not the end of the world but it was definitely noticeable so just thought i would mention it).