The Ambasciatori is a good standard 4* hotel. The staff are very friendly and unfailingly helpful. Food was very adequate is not spectacular and plenty of it. You don't get ripped off with expensive drinks, Most wines were around 12 euros and cocktails 4 euros.
Breakfast was opened early at 0630 for my small aprty as we had a 7am departure to Rome for the day. The rooms a bit small but up to standard. Towels and bedding changed every day.

The rooms are quite small and could do with updating, however they are very clean and the food and service was very good. The hotel is close to shops and local buses to get you to the old town and beyond.

We were with a tour group and our previous hotel accomodations were spacious. This was the smallest hotel room I've ever seen. You must be a very organized person to live here for seven days! It was not a pleasant experience. You could hear voices in the room next to you even though they weren't talking loudly. Our toilet was leaking around the base so I had to put down a bath towel to soak up the water. It was fixed in a prompt manner, but this shouldn't have happened. Obviously, their maintenance leaves a lot to be desired. The maids did an excellent job and the beds were comfortable. The food was mediocre. There was a lovely swimming pool on the roof and we were sorry we didn't bring our suits.

This hotel is very good value, all staff very attentive, restaurant and food first class.
Room very clean and well serviced. Swimming pool and aircon not in use in May.
The hotel is well situated, not far from the main square but the location is quiet.
Not many restaurants in the town but several bars close by.
Enjoyed our stay and would use this hotel again