We stayed at the Hotel Monna Lisa which provided a decent room, a fabulous courtyard that sprung out for Spring, and served a buffet breakfast (included). Everyone spoke excellent English and taxis arrived 5 minutes after being summoned. I particularly enjoyed getting a pot of coffee and a pot of steamed milk every morning and making my own lattes.
Entrace from a tiny narrow street called Borgo Pinti |
Painted ceiling at the entrace of Hotel Monna Lisa |
Breakfast Room |
Our room |
Courtyard in bloom |
Building bordering courtyard (enhanced) |
Courtyard and view from our room window |
We walked a great deal; climbed numerous stairs; took day trips to Pisa, Siena, and Cinque Terre; ate pizza, pasta, and grilled meats (among other things); and discovered new adult beverages such as Amari and Caffe Corretto.
Over the new few posts, I'll break out the trip by location.
Ciao!
2 comments:
Wow! I can't wait to hear more about your trip. I live in Richmond.. And my husband and I just booked tickets to go to England (where he's from) and Italy in October!
Looking forward to more on your trip! I visited Italy as a child, and hope to do so as an adult. In the meantime, I can live vicariously through your blog!
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