Hotel Le Querce in Senigallia

My experience:
1) The welcome was discreet/good, no disabled parking, and first-come, first-served parking was allowed, removing a chair, but they didn't warn us;
2) I discovered on my own that there was a second elevator going to the fourth floor in my room/suite on the 5th floor; the hotel was full. So, it consisted of two bedrooms with a bathroom, a good shower, and a non-working jacuzzi tub, which I discovered. They were very careful to tell me. It was installed on the evening of the 4th day, and we even had to wait for soap. Plus, it was cleaned and disinfected by itself, and no one was seen. The first bedroom had no closets or hanging space; my daughter always stayed with us. The sink for three people didn't work, two small ones would have been better, then the glass ones. The terrace with the sun loungers was top-notch; the only complaint was that the kitchen vent was turned on one night, so we didn't sleep.
3) The plus point was that the half-board option also included lunch on the beach, so in the evening we could go out to the well-equipped beach with loungers in the water, which we never found.
4) Breakfast service was good but not top-notch. The savory buffet was very limited (there were no controls). In the evening, it was quite extensive, but you had to wait to get the dishes you'd booked that day. This wasn't the case. Then, one evening, we were staying on room 2 and the fruit arrived, and we were attacked. They took away our waiter because a German family had arrived with privileges.
5) The girls at the desk never approached us to ask how things were going, given the embarrassment of the spa. Furthermore, they set the fee for the three days themselves, not counting the Sunday of arrival. It only cost 25 euros per day for three days, not counting the Sunday of arrival.
6) The shuttle service was very good in the evening, but I also recommend it for the trip to the beach, perhaps more useful.

Dated rooms, poor catering.
The only positive note was the kindness of the girls who served in the room.