Thor K.
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Stayed here for 3 nights in mid October ‘25. The hotel is in a gritty part of Florence near the train station. I stayed in room 9, standard double. Had some issues with the key card first night (sensor wouldn’t work) so they had to give me a physical key in case the card wouldn’t work (!). Room is pretty decently appointed except the mattress was an absolute horror. I could hear and feel every coil under me every time I would move. I checked the mattress, it’s 7 years old and pretty thin - LONG overdue for a replacement! I wouldn’t even buy a mattress this thin for my kid, let alone adult! I asked the hotel the very first evening if they could arrange me a topper to put on top (has the corner straps). The people who were at the front desk said something about checking with housekeeping next day but they never followed up, it’s like they didn’t care at all! Unlike the U.S., many Italian hotels skimp on the most important part of the stay, the sleep! This hotel probably had the worst mattress of the 6 hotels I stayed at. I knew that the front desk would stop working around 8pm every night but even during the day there were times where the front desk wouldn’t show up at all. Someone working at the bar told me it was because of someone being sick (!). The hotel needs to do better at making sure at least one person is at the front desk during their advertised hours. It also has to do with security and safety. Also one thing was missing sorely at the room - a bottle opener! During checkout there was a person I had not seen before at the front desk, her name is Army. She was very friendly and professional, especially compared to her colleagues, so kudos to her! A light in the dark during my stay. Given the amount I spent per night (over three hundred euros) I expected much better!