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9 years ago
A must see in Florence. One can't imagine the time and skill to build this place. Lots of nice eateries surround it to give you the Tuscany feel for dinner read more
Via Jacopo da Diacceto 32
50123 Florence
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Stazione Ferroviaria Santa Maria Novella
393 2121524
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A warm and cosy place to call home during your stay in Florence. This apartment sleeps up to four…read morepeople. It is a one bedroom apartment with a queen sized bed and a pull-out couch that is very comfortable for kids or another couple. All of the furniture is new and tasteful (mostly from IKEA). There is a spacious kitchen, complete with all the essential gear for cooking or baking. There is also a toaster, Italian Moka Pot (Espresso), Teapot, dishwasher, refrigerator/freezer, gas stove, oven and of course many (new) plates , bowls, utensils, wine glasses etc. The bathroom is clean and bright which includes sink, toilet and shower. One of the nicest features of the apartment is the small intimate terrace that seats two people and is fantastic for a romantic morning coffee or having a glass of wine at sunset . The apartment gets its' name "tra i tetti" or "among the rooftops" from the beautiful view of the Italian terra-cotta rooftops. The apartment is on the top floor so the view is quite nice. That being said, those with knee problems or who are not able to do stairs, this apartment may be problematic because the apartment is on the top floor of a building with no elevator. If you are here for the first time, the location of the apartment couldn't be more perfect. It's only 5 minutes from the central train station and easy to walk to. Plus you are right in the center of Florence! Being on the top floor there is very little noise once the windows are closed. There are no trash bins on this street so you won't be bothered by the noisy garbage collectors that come early in the morning. The apartment has all your basic needs ready upon check-in. All linen and towels are provided, as well as your basic condiments for cooking like oil, salt, sugar, coffee, tea and soap for dishes and laundry. Check in/out times are often flexible as well. Great place to call home for first time visitors or seasoned travelers of this beautiful city.
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absolutely horrible, dirty, smelly apartment called Mignon. Key to front door was an issue, hot…read morewater stopped, nobody seemed to care. Place was absolutely awful as well as the responses from both the local representative and the agency.
The stairs were really narrow and steep, and it was a pain to carry our luggage upstairs. It was an…read moreold house. The shower stall in the bathroom was really small, just a little bigger than shower stalls in cruise ship rooms. And the guy who checked us in was not the most polite guy in the world. The power would go off several times daily because the electrical circuitry was old and the main fuse would trip. The AC in one of the bedrooms was not working properly - it made the room too cold, even in summer. There were mosquitoes in the apartment. On the positive side, there was a decent kitchen and fridge. There was free High Speed Wi-Fi in the apartment. There were several restaurants on the street block. It was within walking distance to places like Uffizi and the Duomo. It was also close to grocery stores like Conad City and Carrefour Express.
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Ponte Vecchio was a must see because that is the last name of my adopted mother in spirit, Aggie…read moreVecchio. The two of us found our way to the bridge where we could get great photos. I was glad this excursion made her happy. I'm definitely recommending. Besides I love Bridges!!
Truly Amazing. First of all, The staff is welcoming and friendly... your comfort is definitely…read moretheir priority. The rooms are comfortable, yet elegant at the same time. The spa is definitely a pleasure especially after a long day of exploring Florence all day long. This was our second stay here and they have only gotten better . Thank you Ponte Vecchio
06/21/26
I've never stayed at a apartment hotel before so this was my first time and I was very scared…read more Especially coming to Italy for the first time and renting a apartment hotel was a big deal for me. I'm so glad I made the decision to stay at Relais, because it was a great choice. The location was perfect!!!! Even though the building itself was very small, the rooms were big! The reception was amazing! The cleaning lady came everyday to clean and change towels and sheets. While I was living in the best location possible, many tourists were travelling to get to the area I was living in. You can see everything from the windows of the bedroom! You walk out of the building and H&M is the stores down. Chanel is right across from the front door. There's many good restaurants and everything is within walking distance, and when I mean walking distance I mean two steps out the front door and you're in the center of everything! I will definitely be staying here again and again!
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This is the place to stay when visiting Florence if you want a comfortable, luxurious accommodation…read morein a quiet residential area, away from the massive tourists in the city center. They have a shuttle system that drives into town, that's very efficient and easy to use. Our room was so comfortable, with extra little details that made our stay really special (large closet with great storage and giant shower, heated bathroom floors). Concierge was also so attentive, and went above and beyond to help answer any questions. Food options are also great for various dietary needs. Really excellent stay.
Phenomenally gorgeous place to stay! The service is top notch! The included breakfast is…read morewonderful offering stuffed omelettes, pancakes, and an array of cakes and pastries. We stayed in the studio, but peaked at some of the suites that are awe inspiring. Would highly recommend. Stayed here with my daughter and plan to take husband here next year when we return to Florence.
Extraordinary stay for our time in Florence!…read more I'm sooooo glad I stumbled upon this place on the internet. This was a dream come true. Husband and I cannot imagine finding a place better. First, the ambiance is Magnificent. 10 rooms located in a 16th century mansion w/the original frescoes. When we were led into our "room" it felt like stepping into a museum. BUT, it has modern amenities. For example, our room had a huge jacuzzi tub and the shower had strong water pressure. Further, there's a minibar which is included. Second, customer service is exceptional. All staff was friendly and went above and beyond. Husband kept saying he felt like he as in Downton Abbey. Here are just some of the ways: -Arranged car transport whenever needed -Coffee or tea morning or afternoon, its always brought with other snacks (cookies, biscotti, etc.) on a tray -Arranged restaurant reservations whenever needed -Prosecco or wine in the early evening (again, with snacks on a tray) Its a bed & breakfast, so the breakfast in the dining room was excellent (cheese & meats from local farms; eggs & bacon, pastries, fresh orange juice, fresh yogurt, etc.) There's a gorgeous outside patio, but it was a little rainy & cold so we were unable to enjoy dining outside. Its located in a fashionable part of town, near all the high end retailers (Prada, Gucci, etc.) This has been our favorite stay in Italy and in our top 10 of the world. Fantastico!
Fantastic! The owner will probably greet you at the guest. have a conversation with him! he is…read moresuper friendly and very knowledgable. You should visit this hotel just to see the awesome art hanging everywhere. These people have taste! Incredible. You will also be surrounded by it at breakfast. Loved it. AND, it's air-conditioned, which is a must in Florence in the Summer.
Hotel Albion is a very cozy and welcoming hotel. Sara and her family made our visit relaxing on my…read morevacation last May and made us feel right at home. Sara gave us a map when we arrived and told us how to find all of the major attractions and also gave us great recommendations for restaurants. I traveled with my sister and friend and we felt totally safe at Hotel Albion all 4 nights. At times, the hotel seems like it is out of a fairytale... and is clean and well kept. It feels more like a bed and breakfast than a hotel. The bathroom is modern and the shower was nice and hot every day! The building is old (like most buildings in Florence) and the rooms are simple but have all of the necessities. I would recommend bringing earplugs or requesting a room facing away from the street. It could be quite loud at night, especially on Saturday night. Breakfast was just okay, but the cappuccino was personally made to order each morning! This hotel was a perfect compliment to our stay in Florence. It was a quick cab ride to the main train station and within walking distance of ALL major sites in Florence. **If you are looking for a modern hotel that is shiny and new, this may not be the hotel for you, but if you want a clean, safe hotel with a lot of history and character with a caring staff then this is your place.
Hotel Romagna was a great stay. Check in was very easy and the room had everything I needed. It was…read morein a GREAT location, right next to the Duomo and everything else that Florence has to offer. I will stay here again next time I visit Florence!
Awesome people! Service was great, room was small but nice, the stairs were killer as there's no…read moreelevator, but we were only there two nights. The staff was great carried our bags and helped us get around also gave us fantastic recommendations for dinner.
Well worth the 72 Euros for our three day trip. We saved about 28 Euros on entrance fees and the…read morebiggest asset was no waiting in those long queues. Just follow those red signs and pick up your entrance ticket and ignore the looks of those in the queues. We didn't use the card for transport as we love walking around the city, you miss so much on a bus. Anyway, everything is within a 15 minute walk. The only time that there was a queue was at the Galleria dell'Accademia. However, this was our fault. Should we have arrived earlier it would have worked. Get the card either online before you leave (you are given a code to pick up your card at various points around the city) or buy one at your first museum visit.
Overall, we were able to maximize and get full use out of our Firenze Card, but I have experienced…read morebetter in other cities. Problems we had included unable to get onto the Wi Fi in advertised hot spots, were told we had to pay to access the Medici Chapels even though it is clearly listed in the guidebook, and we're not told that Firenze Card tickets to the Duomo expire after 3 days, not 6 as listed on the tickets. In certain locations, it is clearly shown where Firenze Card holders can enter with priority access - such as no questions asked at the Palazzo Pitti and Uffizi Gallery. We still waited in quite a line at the Accademia Gallery, but nothing compared to the general public. It would also be nice to be given bus route maps with your passes. As I've found in Italy, they do not do the greatest job of explaining how things work. You're left to figure it out on your own and mind read a lot of the time. With advance planning, you can definitely take full advantage and save a lot of time and money visiting the sites in Florence. I've just experienced more organized cards in places like Paris where you don't have to go to get tickets to attractions in one line, you're just granted access with your pass.
Awe inspiring rooms with fantastic service. You feel like you are royalty in your own palazzo in…read morethe center of town
Cannot say enough good things about Palazzo Tolomei and the lovely staff there. The space is…read moremagnificent - truly fitting the ambiance of Florence. Many of the rooms have incredible frescos painted on the ceilings and the room I stayed in could more accurately be described as an apartment with more space than I had imagined. All rooms were spotless and charmingly decorated. The staff is availble to answer any question and truly make you feel like a guest in a dear friends home. Restaurant recommendations from Daniella spot on. Perhaps the best thing were the magnificent breakfasts with authentic sweets baked by local woman. There is an elevator which makes most but not all floors easily accessible...would warn those with issues climbing stairs to simply request a room that you can reach via elevator. Palazzo Tolomei was the perfect place to stay in Florence...located on a historic street, minutes walk from Duomo and endless wonderful restaurants and shopping. Very reasonable rate. Truly highlight of my trip to Italy.
I had a delightful experience in this hotel. It is both modern and traditional, with a fine…read morecontinental breakfast in the morning, and a place to eat on the communal patio. I really liked their lobby, which was modern, chic, and had a small, intimate yet fully-stocked bar. Best of all, I was very fortunate to get the room right above the center window on the front, with a beautiful view of the Piazza dell'Indipendenza, and there was even a Caravaggio framed print above the bed! Conveniently walkable to the main centres of town and a quiet neighborhood to get some shuteye at night.
Have used this hotel 3 times and every stay was wonderful. Breakfast has a very good selection of…read moreitems. European Continental mostly cold cuts and pastries.