Arc Raiders Fans Discover Real-Life Stella Montis in Italy, Share Funny Reviews: “The Shredders Are Quite the Hassle”

If you’ve spent some time in Arc Raiders, you’ve likely explored Stella Montis, the secret lab hidden in the mountains, abandoned for reasons that remain a mystery, with all entrances sealed tight. Interestingly, there’s a real-life counterpart, though it lacks the thrill of the game. Still, players are sharing amusing reviews that might leave some potential visitors scratching their heads.

The Hotel Stella Montis is located in the Autonomous Province of Trento, northern Italy, and one reviewer on Google describes it as a “great place,” especially for solo travelers. They caution, “Any group larger than two has a very high chance of encountering rats in the lobby. The hotel has a medical section that’s a hotspot for dead bodies.”

Rats and bodies? Yikes! Another review starts with, “Everything is great, really,” but then adds a downside: “The only issue is that players sometimes spawn just ten meters away from me.” Not exactly ideal for a getaway in the serene Italian countryside, where you’d want some peace and quiet.

“The people there are very nice, nobody shoots, and occasionally someone even comes by with a flute. However, the Shredders are a bit of a nuisance,” mentions another guest. “Don’t shoot!”

I suppose avoiding gunfire is a pretty basic expectation for any place you stay. This four-star hotel boasts stunning views of the Fassa Valley, along with a spa, gym, restaurant, and all the usual amenities. It’s open year-round, but there are specific check-in and check-out restrictions depending on the month.

No one from the hotel has publicly addressed the influx of Arc Raiders fans boosting their ratings, but the positive feedback is certainly welcome. Let’s just hope these reviews don’t deter unsuspecting travelers from visiting.

Streamer Ninja has noted that 99% of Arc Raiders players “aren’t even coming close to running into a fraction of the amount of cheaters” he encounters, which is why his concerns seem to be “falling on deaf ears.”