We stayed 5 nights here on an independent Gate 1 tour, and I loved it! It's classic Europe with…read moresmall rooms, tiny elevator, and probably not great heat/ac. But it's the perfect middle of Tuscany spot for access to day trips. It's in the perfect location to walk anywhere worth seeing/doing/eating/drinking in Montecatini. Easy parking all around pretty close too. I highly recommend. And the temperature in the rooms was great in the fall weather. I never did eat breakfast, but it looked great!

Definitely would recommend. The hotel itself is conveniently located in the city and there are…read moreplenty of eating options in walking distance. The train station is two blocks away. The rooms are comfortable and the bathroom in our room was recently remodeled and upgraded. Breakfast was a very nice selection of typical European breads, cold cuts, fruit, yogurt and eggs. The staff is truly outstanding. They went out of their was to be accommodating and all were very friendly. Our original room was across from the plaza and there was a band playing for a party late, they immediately moved us to an inside room, no questions. Breakfast staff likewise was very helpful. Only reason the hotel didn't get 5 stars is you could feel the faded elegance, like it was once a destination for the upper crust that was now more middle class. Did nothing to detract from the comfort, value, or the staff, just something to be aware of if you are expecting a brand new hotel experience. If traveling to Tuscany and staying in Montecatini, I would stay again without hesitation. BTW, park in any of the blue street parking locations around the hotel and then get the parking pass from the hotel when you check in. The pass let's you park in those spots unlimited.

Most of the front desk staff are great. Except the late night/early morning front desk gentleman…read morewith a beard. He's Kinda rude and several other guests complained about him and his attitude when asking for help. Also several of the rooms air condition seems not yo work. We Had several nights with a hot room. Other staff were great. But there is room for much improvement.

This is our 4th year returning to Hotel Tuscany Inn to enjoy Sergio's cooking. His creations are…read moremarvelous, using fresh local ingredients. Our waiter and sommelier was great, also.

They lock the AC and don't let you turn it on. Room is extra hot. The front desk said at this time…read morewe will not turn on AC. Beware.

So our EF Tours used this hotel and we were told it was a 3 star hotel - it is Not! As part of our…read morestay, we had breakfast daily and then 1 dinner. Breakfast was not so good. Boiled egg, breads (variety but not appealing), warm yogurt. Dinner was horrible - we actually walked 2 blocks or so to Cibus afterwards since it was not good at all! (See my review for Cibus). So the hotel... what we saw online was not what we received. Rooms are basic, mattress on thin and uncomfortable, showers are tiny. The rooms do not have consistent blankets from room to room (we had 50 on our tour and everyone described different bedding.) and sheets are thin. You get the picture a budget inn. AC cuts off at 5:00 am so you wake up hot! This on top of that I went to bed both nights barely able to dry off as the humidity from the shower made the room unbearable. I did notice a few other hotels around and could see their breakfasts included juice and more expansive options while walking to Cibus do try another place in town. Note this hotel is ~45 minutes to Florence in a quiet/walkable neighborhood from food and shops.

Food was AWSOME!! Loved everything about this place will definitely come back again! I highly…read morerecommend it to everyone!

We stayed at this lovely grand hotel on a tour in early April. Its located in a "spa town" in…read moretuscany about 30-40 min. from Florence. Although our group mainly traveled by bus, some of our group took the train back and forth to Florence. Theres 2 stops into montecatini terme and everyone said it was quite easy to do. Its also about 1 hour or so from Siena and 2 hours to the sea by car. The hotel itself was older but I thought quite lovely. My room had high ceilings and big shuttered windows that opened a la "a room with a view," and the bed was very comfortable. There's also a large scenic park next door that locals used and was great for exercising in the morning. Only not so great things were the showers which were pretty tiny. Some in our group didnt have wands in their showers. Also the included breakfast, while totally acceptable was not the extensive spread I've seen elsewhere in italy and Europe. Overall though, a great 4 night stay here! I wish we could have stayed longer!

We spent 7 nights at the Grand Hotel Vittoria in Montecantini Terme, Italy, recently. It's in the…read moreheart of the city and walkable to restaurants, shopping, and the park with lovely trails to wander through. Our room was rather unique. We had a king bed with an upstairs loft with a single bed. The bathroom was a little small, but we made it work. However the room didn't have a chest of drawers so we had to pile everything into the closet which only had 5 hangers. The staff at Grand Hotel Vittoria is amazing. From check-in, to dining, to check-out everyone was so helpful and nice. We didn't take advantage of the on-site spa or outdoor pool & steam room. D did hit the health club, but he came back shortly and said the weight machine was broken. We did dine at the restaurant for one dinner, which was very good. And we had their breakfast buffet every morning but it was the same thing each day for the 7 mornings we were there. The bar/lounge is very nice. They had have grand piano and allowed D to entertain us most evenings. The bartenders were a lot of fun and kept our drinks supplied. I liked staying at the Grand Hotel Vittoria. It's proximity to Pisa, Florence, Sienna and other Tuscan cities is perfect - no more than 1 1/2 to 2 hours of a drive. And Montecantini Terme is a nice city with plenty of restaurants and night life.

This small boutique hotel is wonderful. The list of guests over the years includes Brooke Shields…read moreand Eddy Merckx, or so the guest book says. The staff is as good as any concierge at any hotel I've ever stayed at, and the view from our lanais was beautiful. Our room had all the amenities that one would want -- fridge, safe, (two) desks, plenty of outlets and a TV. The mattress was ultra firm, which I prefer. My wife ... not so much. Either way, we both really enjoyed this place and would stay here again in a heartbeat. Just one warning... Don't patronize the laundry service, which they contract out. Of course, our laundry came back clean -- at 5 Euros per item. We're talking socks, underwear and T-shirts. Two days of clothing for three of us was close to 100 Euros. Unacceptable. In fact, highway robbery. It is my hope that the laundry service gets flooded or struck by lightning (no injuries, of course), because they are thieves. The folks at the hotel also seemed surprised (though I doubt it) and gave me two free drinks. I encourage the management at this inn to find another laundry contractor. Otherwise, this place is wonderful.

Not sure where to start! Historic and wonderful! Sliding barn doors to the balcony blocks light…read morefor lazy mornings. The pool side bar are pool are nice. Montacatini Terme ay its best!

This is a very nice hotel. Spacious, clean room with a ton of storage space. Bathroom great. Bed…read morecomfy. If you elect to skip room cleaning you get a ticket for a free drink at the bar. Main attraction is a fantastic elegant breakfast buffet. Every possible thing you can imagine is there. Staff so sweet. The lady who runs the breakfast made a point of putting out my favorite pound cake! Loads of fresh fruit and pastries. Great location to shops and restaurants and walking. Unfortunately all the termes closed after COVID.

The Ercolini was a beautiful vintage hotel with everything you needed right there or close by…read more Convenient restaurants & shopping all around. Great friendly service by all the hotel staff. I will stay there again if I return to Tuscany.