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11 years ago
My wife and I cooked with local B&B owner, Mariangela. Just the three of us, shopping, preparing, eating and drinking...1030-1430. What a great time...she's very friendly, relaxed and knowledgable about Firenze, Toscana and Italia. Do it! read more
Via Delle Pinzochere, 6
50122 Florence
Italy
Santa Croce
055 2001366
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Hotel Torre Guelfa
(17 reviews)
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This hotel is at a wonderful location. It's less than a 20-minute walk from the Firenze SMN train…read morestation. It's very close to Ponte Vecchio, like 2 blocks and less than 3-minute walk. Staying in the main building is easy because there is one small elevator that takes you up to the third floor. However staying at the adjacent building is tougher because you need to access more stairs (no elevator). I stayed in a room in the annex. I think this room would be great for families because the bedrooms were separated. There was a small are through the first door. Then there was a second door. The first bedroom had a double bed. The second room had a sofa that turned into a bed. There were two bathrooms - one bathroom had a shower and toilet, the other only had a toilet. Upon first impression, the space was very cold and echoey. There were high ceilings and high windows. We turned up the heat and lights and the place felt more cozy. Noise is not an issue for me, but I could hear everything outside. I feel like noise in the alleys get amplified because of the walls. One night at midnight, I heard "chug! chug! chug!" At 7:00 AM, I heard the bells ringing. Especially from our room in the second floor annex, this could be an issue for light sleepers. Breakfast is provided. I found the breakfast room very cozy. There was staff to make cappuccinos every morning. I enjoyed the food selection; it was very simple but filling. Another bonus about this hotel is the tower (torre). From the breakfast room, you can climb more stairs to reach a rooftop terrace where you can have a cool view of Florence, including the duomo and clock tower. From the adjacent building, there is another terrace that you can access from clear/see-through stairs.
Quaint hotel close to the Uffizi. Stayed here for two nights and had a really pleasant stay. Our…read moreroom was a four-person one, and had a queen size bed in addition to two twins. You're given a physical key (only one available). There was an air conditioner. The shower had good pressure and there is a mini fridge. There's a small elevator as well as stairs going up the four levels. Breakfast is available and there is a tower that's open 24/7 with an amazing view of the city. I would recommend coming up here during sunset. There's bar service until 9pm and they give free peanuts. Shoutout to Vivian who kept everything at breakfast running smoothly. She did an excellent job of checking in on everyone even when all of the tables were full while maintaining a cheerful, pleasant demeanor (and she even does all of the cooking!). Her in was similarly amazing and made a great cup of cappuccino. There were scrambled eggs and bacon in addition to all of the pastries (get the pistachio croissant), yogurts, cereals, and cold cuts/veggies. There's a 6 euro charge per person per night for the city tax (cash or card accepted). They have luggage storage available. Check in is at 2pm. The front desk was friendly and helpful. Overall, it was a great stay and a good option for staying in city center.
Palazzo Tolomei Residenza D'epoca
(3 reviews)
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.
"Tra i Tetti" Guest House
(1 review)
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.
Locanda Gallo Guest House
Excellant Accomodation great position and lovely staff beautiful well equipped rooms and very…read morecomfy beds awesome place to stay.
From the owner: Camere doppie molto confortevoli con bagno privato, aria condizionata, connessione wifi gratuita,…read moretv, in centro storico a firenze, a pochi passi dal Duomo e dal Mercato di San Lorenzo e solo 10 minuti a piedi dalla stazione ferroviaria di S. Maria Novella. Per lunghi o brevi soggiorni alcune camere dispongono di angolo cottura.
Residence La Contessina
(7 reviews)
I needed a place to stay in Florence (Firenze) on January 24, 2024, when I was arriving on a train…read morefrom Marseille. Along the way, my train had to stop for two hours, while an accident on the tracks ahead was investigated. I stayed in touch with the people at La Contessina, as I learned more about how much of a delay this was going to cause. The people I texted with at La Contessina were polite, and as flexible as they could be. When I was able to arrive, at around midnight, I was overjoyed that there was somebody there who was able to help me get into my room. Also delighted that the room was beautiful! The bed was comfortable, and the ambiance of the room was extraordinary. My only regret was that I had to leave early in the morning, so I didn't have the opportunity to fully experience this venue. I highly recommend Residence La Contessina. I am grateful to those who worked with me to make my experience work.
We arrived in Florence after a ferry ride from Venice that took us to a long train ride to…read moreFlorence. So we were ready to settle in and call it an evening. Unfortunately the place we previously booked was AWFUL, we walked in and it smelled musty, then moldy and sure enough black mold in our room! We ran and THANK THE HEAVENS there was an available apartment at La Contessina! The gentleman at the front desk at the Residence La Contessina was charming and helpful. He showed us the apartment and I was beyond happy. A BEAUTIFUL patio, the apartment is spacious, clean, full kitchen, bathroom, dining, and upstairs loft! I LOVE IT HERE!! Annnddd there is an amazing restaurant connected to the Residence. La Sosta delle Contesse is DELICIOUS! Florence is looking very good now
Pensioni La Scala
My wife and I were two travelers looking for a short-notice booking in Florence toward the…read morebeginning of the heavy tourist season. After visiting a few other options near the train station (all full), we happened upon this second-floor pensione and were lucky to meet Gabriele, the A++ manager of La Scala. Having backpacked through many European cities over three years and having stayed at places of varying quality, we found Gabriele to be by far the most cordial, helpful and hospitable hotelier we had yet encountered who gave us a fair price for the room and recommended a place to eat around the corner. He's a fun guy to talk to, has loads of personality and personifies old-world warmth and - above all - sincerity. Our room (no. 6) was off the street, quiet and comfortable. Looking out the rear window you have a nice, relaxing few of adjacent rooftops and lush, green gardens. Florence isn't too bad to get around anyway, but this location is close enough to the Ponte Vecchio, cathedral, and the museums to make for a pleasant walk.
Hotel Maxim
(6 reviews)
We enjoyed our 2-night stay in this clean, comfortable hotel. It was easy walking distance from…read morethe train station, and centrally located to everything we wanted to see in Florence. The staff was friendly and helpful, with several great restaurant recommendations. Breakfast (included) was substantial. The room (a triple) was spacious and comfortable. The bathroom was the largest we had on our trip to Italy.
A nice family owned and run hotel a short walk from the duomo, ponte vecchia and many other popular…read moreplaces. We met the father and two siblings while there. They were all so helpful. My first day I got a sinus infection and the man at reception actually called the urgent clinic at the local hospital and got me an appointment!! Great location and very nice room. The bed was a bit hard for my comfort but everything else was good.
Residenza Il Villino
(4 reviews)
We stayed here and we're surprise the value we got from this B&B. The breakfasts were great and…read morefresh, as well the service was very friendly. We were also in a great location which was close to the Duomo, shopping, restaurants and transit. We would go back to this place in a heart beat!!!
Place is decent but won't blow you away. I found it to be clean, beds comfy, and host congenial. We…read morewere on ground floor which was a bit noisy being near the entrance. Well situated for walking.
Locanda di Firenze
We stayed one night in this appartment and it was a very nice experience. We arrived around 11 at…read morenight at the airport and after we phoned to ask if we could walk from the central trainstation (a bus took us form the airport to the trainstation) the girl from the appartment told us it was very close to the trainstation and she would pick us up there. In the background it sounded like she was at a party.When we arrived at the trainstation we gave her another call (by this time I think it was close to midnight) and she arrived within 5 minutes to show us the way. The appartment was located right in the centre of town in an old building. The rooms were pretty simple but with a good bed and very cheap. When we asked about the noise we heard when on the phone she told us there was a multicultural festival going on and that we should come. So after refreshing ourselves a bit we went to the festival, something we wouldn't have done if she hadn't told us, and it was great! a german beer bar, Brazilian salsa bar, Tunesian Kebab stands, lots of students, good atmosphere. It was a good basic appartment with really friendly and helpfull staff showing us stuff we wouldn't have found otherwise.
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Delightful location. Quirt, scenic and close to the wonders of Tuscany. We have stayed here twice,…read morebut not since covid. Lovely dining. We want to return.
This is an idyllic retreat and the perfect base for a Tuscan holiday. Absolutely quiet, lovely…read moreviews and 10 minutes from the wonderful San Gimignano Andrea and Berta own and run this small hotel created out of cluster of building in the tiny 16th Century village of Libbiano. The hotel itself is a fantastic mix of eclectic antique furniture and modern artworks all set in a rustic restored farmhouse. Our suite consisted of 2 large rooms and a substantial terrace. The hotels has its own small gardens and decent sized pool and is set amidst woods and vines. Breakfast and dinner can be taken outside (no lunch is available). The cooking is mouthwatering traditional Italian homecooking - at least 4 courses, but no choices (though Vegetarians are well looked after). The produce is all local with much of it grown right on the doorstep. But on top of the location, the quiet beauty and the great cooking, what makes casolare di libbiano so special is Berta and Andrea. They appear to take a simple but absolute delight in sharing their home with their guests.
I was there with a group travel with Robert St John. Julia Maria, the owner, gave our group a…read morewinery tour. I have to say it was the best wine tour I have ever had She expanded on the history of the villa and the science of wine making. She has a big wonderful personality that adds to the whole experience. We bought some wine and olive oil.
Absolutely loved staying here. It was such a wonderful respite between two hectic other stops…read more And, the food, wine and Paolo were fantastic. Paolo is a god!! We were just sorry that the family was away as we would have loved to met them and bow down in gratitude for having such a terrific place. Gary S
Recommend eating here. Don't know about the stay, but if its anything like eating here it will be…read moregood. Made reservations for the dinner. Saw a tour group earlier having steak, Florentine style, looked awesome. The grounds are beautifully maintained and you are welcome to explore. Arrived early and the staff was quite accomidating. The staff brought out a small appetizer and wine. The view of San Gimignano at sunset was breathtaking.
Amazing food, generous servings and wonderful service. Be prepared for numerous courses. Well worth…read morethe price, which is reasonable.
I stayed here when I visited Florence. The travel site I used selected this hotel. I saw the good…read moreyelp reviews and booked it. It's walking distance to the station, lots of shops and restaurants including the Mercato Centrale Firenze. For those reasons it's a decent hotel. However the interior was a bit dated. I was hoping for something more modern and didn't get that at all. The fabric covered headboard had a big stain on it. This is a 3-star hotel and I should have booked a 4-star hotel. I gave them a postcard to mail and it never made it to my destination. This hotel had room keys with a giant key ring that you gave to the front desk when you left the building. Apart from that, I slept well & the owners were friendly.
Constantino was an awesome host; the hotel has been in his family since the 1950's. It's a little…read moreB&B style hotel near the train station, and close to the Duoma and the market. Breakfast was typical Italian fare -- pastries and yogurt and espresso drinks. There is a nice sitting area near the front desk, too.
A must see in Florence. One can't imagine the time and skill to build this place. Lots of nice…read moreeateries surround it to give you the Tuscany feel for dinner
Thomasio (so sorry if I spelled that incorrectly!) was an AMAZING guide. You don't see much from…read morethe outside of the estate, so I was worried it would be a basic tasting room. I was so wrong! We did the "Notes of Sangiovese" tour and it was awesome. Thomasio let us into the villa courtyards and garden, as well as showed us the grape press and walked us through the entire wine process. Our favorite part was the cellar - so much history and Thomasio answered all of our many questions with grace and humor. The tasting at the end was superb - would definitely recommend adding on the cheese and meat board! We were not rushed in the slightest and it was lovely to have some private moments to ourselves. When we return to Florence in the future, we hope to visit again.
Wonderful wedding. Beautiful scenery and was treated so well by all staff including Katia who…read moregreeted us every morning with a great breakfast and coffee and was so friendly and helpful. Once in a lifetime trip!
I found Canto Degli Scali on booking.com and I could not believe how affordable this apartment in…read moreFlorence was when I booked it. all the reviews online on multiple sites gave this place 5 stars, and, I was able to book without a deposit which I liked... we hadn't gotten our flights yet and our honeymoon didn't feel 'real' until I knew I had plane tickets but I digress. In my standards, which are way above average, bordering great, but nowhere near luxury, this place is basically cheap in comparison to how beautiful it is. the building, which is 13th century, is gorgeous. i think there are 4-5 apartments, I booked the one with two floors and the last leg of our honeymoon in florence was perfect and our stay here had much to do with it. some highlights: -easy access with key fob and very secure, gated building - bath products, linens, toiletries, water, snacks, replenished daily and complimentary -marco, the owner, carried all my luggage and offered to handle all transportation to and from the airport, train station... wish I would have read that and let him handle it but not for lack of effort on his part, i just don't read emails - excellent communication with hosts -pretty adorable house! - excellent location, steps from ponte vecchio so you are surrounded by high end fashion, all the art galleries and sites, and steps from the river to cross into the other side of of the city... best of both worlds the ONLY thing i hated was the stairs.... 53 steep steps up to our spot, but zoning for an elevator in a building this old isn't an option... so luckily everything else made the steps worth it if and when i return to florence i would most defintely stay here again!
We feel lucky to have picked such a great place for our amazing stay in Florence. We stayed here…read morefor nine nights. The location is absolutely perfect. It's about a 3 minute walk to the Duomo and 10 minutes to the train station. San Lorenzo is about 5 minutes away and the river is about a 10 minute walk. We walked everywhere in Florence and took a cab only once. The B&B is on the second (third to Americans) floor of an old but restored building. It has a small elevator. The B&B is only about six rooms, and one of your hosts, Federico and Francesca, is there every day, and are always available via phone or text. Rooms are tidied, trash is emptied, and beds are made by a housekeeper daily. The rooms are all different and each is named after a notable Florentine woman. We stayed in Simonetta, which is a large double in the corner of the building. We deliberately chose the larger room due to the length of our stay and the larger bathroom -- but for a night or two, one of the smaller rooms would have been fine. Fortunately, photos of each room and square footage information is clearly included on the website, so you can make an informed choice. The bed in our room was huge -- it was two twins together made up as a king, which was as large or larger than an American king. The bed was made up American-style with a top sheet (at least for us). The bed was very comfortable and not mushy like a lot of hotel beds. We also had a large walk in area with a two drawer dresser and a closet with a shelf above next to the large bathroom. There was plenty of space, even for a long stay. Breakfast is served to you in the breakfast room based on choices you send in the afternoon prior by dropping off a form (see photo) or sending a text. The breakfast is not an American-style breakfast with eggs and bacon, but an Italian style breakfast, and everything was fresh and well-prepared. In addition to coffees and drinks, there are croissants and breads, cereals, fruit, yogurt, meats like ham and salami, and cheeses. It's plenty of food of high quality. It took us a couple of days to figure out how not to order too much. Try the daily cake! Although the B&B is adjacent to a major street, they have done some terrific soundproofing, because the room was very quiet with the windows closed. In addition to being available for questions, Federico and Francesca also provide a useful book of places to see and eat. We had an amazing dinner of Florentine steak at one of the recommended restaurants. Federico also went out of his way to answer any questions and resolve any small issues we encountered. If you want an impersonal, large, full-service hotel, that's where you should go, but we didn't go to Italy to stay in a Marriott! We couldn't have asked for a better location, a more comfortable room with lots of local character, or kinder hosts. When we are in Florence again, we'll be back.
Great place to stay if visiting Florence! Right on the river and within walking distance of…read moreeverything you'd want to see. Easy to book. Owners very accommodating and helpful. Would recommend to anyone or book again on a future visit!
Great B & B located in central Florence, just a block from the train station. Friendly owners and…read morestaff. Bruno at the front desk was GREAT! A nice chance to use our Spanish in Italy with him since we did not really study up on Italian before leaving. Everything in our room was super comfortable and well-maintained. Great knowledge of the city. The "breakfast" part is a tray with cappuccino, yogurt, apples, juice, and packaged pastries brought to your room each morning - pretty good.