The Quarcino is one of those modern Italian hotels where a relatively run-of-the-mill building gets a lesson in clever design aesthetics. What doesn’t look particularly interesting from the outside is far more enticing within, starting with the garden-facing breakfast area and continuing upstairs with small but high-tech rooms that make excellent use of the limited space.
Tick off bright bedside reading lights, pristine bathrooms and double-glazed windows to cut out any city-centre traffic noise.
Parking is free, but breakfast costs extra (€10 per person).
