Olive Loft

There was plenty of room, and the place looked beautiful for a group. We arrived after November 9, when the law says heating should be provided, but there was no heater at night and it got too cold. The sofa bed mattress was uncomfortable, so I didn’t sleep well. Maybe my friends sleeping in other spots had a better night.

The apartment had a lot of space for the price, and getting around was easy: the station was five minutes away, with Florence Cathedral, shops, and restaurants nearby. It’s a duplex with a separate upper floor, windows that open onto the sunroof, a terrace for drying laundry, and a very effective fridge that can freeze drinks. There is an elevator, though it’s so narrow that three adults barely fit without luggage. Cleanliness and upkeep were poor, with dust around. The bathroom is cramped, especially the shower, and both the sink and shower drain slowly. Power cuts happened often, and the Wi-Fi stopped working afterward.

A modern, spectacular place to stay, and the location was excellent.

There are two double beds in separate areas, which worked well for my mom and me. The place was clean and had everything we needed except a washing machine. Check-in instructions came by message and were easy to follow, nothing like an escape room. We did have trouble finding the key safe: it looks like an electric meter on the wall just behind the elevator. A resident from the building spotted it for us. Koreans, trust me and come here. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ @-@