Residenza le 6 A

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Our experience at Residenza le 6A was perfect. It was definitely a new experience for us. Arriving to the apartment and there was no one to greet us. We followed the simple instructions and easily accessed our room. The room was very clean! The building is very quiet. The room was a nice size. The fresh squeezed juice that was left for us mixed very well with our tequila :) They also left eggs and other items if you wanted to prepare breakfast in the morning. They also prepared fresh pastries for the guest in the morning. It is centrally located so we were easily able to walk to local restaurants and stores. We only stay one night because we were departing on a cruise the next day. The apartment is close to the pier, so we walked. Overall. it was a nice stay. The only negative I have is we like to sleep in a cool room. We were not able to adjust the air conditioning to our temperature liking. Fortunately, it was not a hot night, and the room was doable.

We waited too late to book hotels at the beginning of the summer, and ended up staying in three separate locations over the course of a five day stay in Trieste—but the two nights we had at Residenza Le 6A, by far the best hotel of our trip, more than made up for it. The room and building beautifully preserved early 20th century details (a period elevator, wood parquetry, Viennese-style chairs at the breakfast table—the listing photos don’t do it justice!) while providing modern conveniences (renovated bathroom, full kitchenette, very clean). The manager, Gabrielle, is extremely friendly, clearly passionate about the city and its history, and incredibly helpful wrt storing belongings after checkout. Thoughtful touches such as James Joyce decorated biscotti and a voucher for two free coffees at Caffe San Marco were lovely and contributed to the hotel’s graceful & subdued evocation of Joyce and Svevo’s Mitteleuropa. We also didn’t realize this before booking, but another pleasant surprise was that the hotel appears to be shabbos friendly (very poignant given the building’s history). Loved our stay; thank you to Gabrielle and everyone else!