"If we want to talk about rooms and rooms, I would say fantastic, a sin for the most important thing. I was in this hotel with a group of organized, who had told my celiac hotel, but when I arrived at dinner in the kitchen no one knew anything and they hardly knew me what to eat in the buffet. I hoped that the next day would be organized, and I waited 15 minutes until the bread was freezing. To do not talk about the second dinner with white-and-pain-rice (and of course still all stubborn of my request) the only good thing, for the second breakfast a girl remembered me and made me find the bread ready. I'm not usually leaving negative reviews, but I get more options in places where I go without warning and as Celiaca often looks at reviews to understand what I expect to be helpful to someone like me."