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Cimatori Guest House infuses its five rooms with an off the charts coziness. Given the ultra-trafficked nature of the immediate neighborhood, this is a welcome quality. The Duomo may be just around the corner, and Dante might once lived across the street, but upstairs there's a quiet, relaxed, help-yourself-to-coffee and feel-free-to-change-the-music feel to change the place we couldn't help but love.
Rooms are on the small side, with basic, lightwood furniture and sophisticated, almost regal blue bed covers and accents. Wood ceilings, tasteful art prints, and cotto ceramic floors add a hint of rustic charm. Bathrooms are small and fresh in a well-scrubbed way, with white walls and cheerful green tiles.
Cimatori wins big for quiet, convenience, and homey feel.
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