Hotel Burchianti

I booked the cheapest single room. It was not as bad as the online reviews said. It was just okay. If the price is right, it is still good. The location is unbeatable, five minutes away from the train station and a few minutes' walk from the cathedral. It's an old house, and the overall decoration feels very online. Of course, this cheapest room has no decorations and murals to speak of. You will feel that your accommodation environment is not as good as the public corridor. The wash basin only has hot water but not cold water, so it seems that you can't drink tap water. There is a small refrigerator. The windows are very high and can still be opened if they are over 1.8 meters tall. But the curtains were gauze and couldn't be opened, so I was worried that the wind from opening the window would scratch the curtains (and then lose money), so I didn't open the windows very much. In general, it is highly recommended if you just stay for one or two nights and then go see the art museum. You can come back often to rest when you are tired.

This time I stayed in 2 different room types. One king-size room had a ceiling mural which was very impressive. The other single room had a small terrace. Very safe and conveniently located. The station is within a 10-minute walk. The attractions are also within a 20-minute walk.

1) The hotel is very close to the train station, just a few minutes' walk away; 2) The hotel's facilities are OK, but not comparable to formal hotels. 3) This hotel is a homestay, and you must check in before 07:00 in the afternoon and check out after 09:00 in the morning. If you arrive later than 07:00, it is very inconvenient. You must search the hotel's phone number on Google Maps and obtain the door unlocking code remotely before it can be counted into the hotel room. Ctrip did not provide the hotel's contact number, nor did it send the hotel the phone number and email address of the guests staying in, resulting in the hotel being unable to contact the guests directly. After arriving late, Ctrip only notified by email that it would inform you of the way to enter the door, but did not tell you how to operate it and the door unlocking code, etc. The guest made an international long-distance call to Ctrip China, but no maintenance problems were solved. The guest had to contact the hotel the day before yesterday by himself and verbally told how to enter the hotel to check in. In short, it was a very bad experience. You spent dozens of yuan on international long-distance calls to enter the hotel to check in. 4) The hotel reported that most guests who booked on Ctrip/******* will encounter this problem (it's common) 5) In addition, the B&B has a three-plug power supply structure, and the standard European two-plug requires a second transfer. If you check in at 07:00, you will not be able to charge until the service staff arrives the next morning, so charging your phone and laptop will be crazy. 6) Breakfast is only provided after the service staff comes to work at 08:00.