Storybook
I love to ask people if you could describe your experience or stay in one word, what would that be?
It was a beautiful day as we glided down the lovely and bustling city street on our Vespa's. We couldn't keep our eyes on the road. The street cafe on the right and a bike lane on our left. Folks conversing under the canopy. The market on the corner down the street. It wasn't like other places. There was comfortable ambiance we've not felt yet in the city. There we were, right across from the cafe. And scooter parking right there. Just as we were getting off, a lovely young lady glides up ringing her bicycle bell "Bonjorno Dan & Debby!" Welcome to Florence. Alice's smile and welcoming spirit made all our weariness fall away. She cheerfully lead us into her flat. Attentively inquiring about any immediate needs we might have. So gracious. She spent time with us. Not feeling like we should at all be in a hurry. Time seemed to slow. Alice not only thoroughly explained all the flat had to offer, a welcoming large entry, sunlight from the 7 tall windows, the new laundry, the great room in the center, the full bath, the large bedroom with floor to ceiling chic wardrobes but she also spent significant time with us sharing and sharing about all of the wonderful places to see and experience in Florence. Firenze in Italian. It was extremely quiet as all of the windows faced the center courtyard. And I can't forget to mention accessibility. An elevator for those with kids resulting in lots of luggage. There's plenty of room a the table for 6 and the sectional too. Alicia is a wonderful host and her flat was unbeatable in the city offering respit and being steps from everything. We'll be staying here again on our return to Firenze. Ciao!