After reading numerous travel guides, I finally chose this hotel. Located in the Santa Croce district, it's only a few hundred meters from all the major attractions (Piazza della Signoria, Uffizi Gallery, Florence Cathedral, Dante's House, etc.), yet it's relatively quiet.
The hotel appears to be a renovated, older building with very old stone steps that exude a strong sense of history. Many of the wayfinding systems are well-designed and artistically rich.
The rooms are very spacious, and the wall patterns in the bedroom are quite interesting. (I stayed in room 107.)
The restaurant ceiling even features a "naked-eye 3D" mural, making it a truly immersive experience.
I especially loved the restaurant's breakfast; it was plentiful, delicious, and the ingredients were fresh. It was a happy time for our family of three.
The hotel staff were very welcoming, especially the young man at the front desk with curly hair who greeted us every time we met. And the lady at the restaurant—on the day of departure, I really wanted to hug her goodbye, but she was probably in the kitchen, so I didn't want to disturb her work.
I fell in love with Florence, largely because of this wonderful hotel. Thank you!
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