Co.a.ve Great limo service…read more When in Florence we used a limo company called Co.a.ve they were great to work with and picked up my wife and I along with our family on three separate occasions! We will use them again when we return. I rate them 5 Stars! Why doesn't trip advisor list transport companies? They provide a valuable, safe service for travelers?

Was just a meeting point for a guided tour of Pisa and the leaning tower. Tour guide was great,…read morehumorous and knowledgeable at the same time

Ghetto fabulous area...no bueno. Scary even. Room smells of sewer, space is soooooo small. Dirty,…read moresmall bathroom. Shower half door water everywhere...However, most comfortable bed and pillows

Nice clean hotel. The porter will bring your bags to you room when you arrive after being greeted…read moreby very friendly staff. We came here with Globus touring company and they picked this nice 2 day stay here for us. There are many shopping and eateries close by within walking distance or enjoy a meal in the hotel. This is a fairly newly remolded hotel compared to others.

Excellent scooter rental company! The scooters are in great condition and the staff is extremely…read morefriendly and helpful. My family and I had a fantastic time riding through the Chianti region of Tuscany - definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Italy!

Riding a Vespa is an iconic, must-do when visiting Italy. It's a great way to experience the city…read moreand travel through the Tuscan countryside. My fiancé and I have never operated a Vespa before and we decided to walk into Florence Station rental at 5pm to book a Vespa for a few hours. Lucky for us, there was one Vespa available and we were able to use it despite the shop closing at 5:30pm! Yuri (I believe this is the owner's name) was very accommodating and generally just great to work with. His English is excellent since he has a wife and child living in Hawaii, he's also visited California (my home state) multiple times. Since it was our first time on a Vespa, he made sure to get us comfortable with using the vehicle by teaching my fiancé and riding with him around the block! His instructions were fantastic. Honestly, the streets of Florence are kind of scary to drive around in, especially during rush hour traffic. Yuri gave us a route and a map that we can follow and basic traffic instructions. Luckily, my fiancé is tall and was able to operate the Vespa smoothly. A tip from me is to book a Vespa early in the day (or online). This shop is popular and vehicles may not be available. The countryside is better to be traveled early in the day when there is still light out. The shop does close at 5:30pm so any rentals late in the day will be charged "sunset pricing" but keys can still be return after the shop closes via a special "key hole" in the gate.

Not lying, probably one of the worst hotel stays I've ever had across four countries. Check in was…read moreeasy and the man at the counter was nice at first. When we finally got to our room when it was ready at night; that's where everything went downhill. The hotel online said AC, turns out there is a law Florence has where no hotels are allowed to use AC for the time being? I'd say it's my fault, but there really should be a notice of the temporary change or a removal of the AC featuring on their website. The worst part? Rooms were so hot we were encouraged to open the windows.... Only to learn that an army of mosquitos were let into our room. We spent at least an hour battling the army and squishing as many as we could find. We had to sleep, and woke up to bites all over my arms and face. Even the next night with all the windows closed, we are still finding mosquitos so there must be a way they're getting in even with the window closed. The beds are hard and the pillows are PAPER thin, so uncomfortable. They only have a combo body wash/shampoo, which is the same scent as the hand soap... how does the hotel not have that separated or at the very least offer conditioner?? The hotel we stayed at in Venice with the same issue was WAY better than this one. The worst part - when we went to ask for more bath towels because our towels are COVERED in blood and dead mosquitoes, the man at the front desk tried accusing us of being loud at 2am "because neighbors commented." Are you joking me?! So inconsiderate to accuse. The convenience of the location to the adjacent town is nice, and that is LITERALLY the only perk. If you like a ton of stairs, uncomfortable accommodations and not as nice hospitality, I invite you to stay here. The charm of this place being old is just not worth the money, go literally anywhere else.

Centrally located, 5-blocks from train station. Because it's centrally located, there was a…read moremoderate amount of city noise. 3 blocks from Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore and walking distance to most other landmarks. The reasonably-priced rooms were large by European standards and the staff was friendly, professional, and helpful to two first-time visitors to Florence and we always felt safe & secure. Breakfast was basic pastries, cereals, cheese, ham, yogurt, boiled eggs, juices, tea, and brewed-to-order coffee. Be aware that you'll have to climb a flight of stairs to get to the hotel lobby but once there, elevators take you to your room.

Seamless rental. They opened at 9am and I rode away 15min later The Scooter I rented had a great…read morephone mount on the handlebars which was crucial for running Mapquest !!

Great car rental place in Firenze if you are staying in the city and want to drive to the country…read more Francesca who runs the place was great. Very reasonable and personable. Highly recommended you won't find a friendlier car rental company. Dave Patterson Scottsdale AZ

So good trains so fast ticket purchase so easy T2 here from…read morehotel so easy people reps inside answer questions love love

One of Italy's busiest stations as the main hub to Venice, Rome, Naples with 160,000 people passing…read morethrough every day, Santa Maria Novella is more than just a train station. It serves as a grand gateway to the heart of Florence bustling with locals and tourists, strategically positioned in the northwest corner of the historical center. Opened in 1935, it features a spacious entrance hall with a glass and steel roof. The station's main entrance leads directly to a large hall where tickets are purchased and information on several digital boards displaying train schedules prominently. There are 19 clearly marked platforms, and directional signs in multiple languages help guide passengers to their trains. The station houses several eateries, from quick snacks and coffee bars to sit-down restaurants. My partner, our friends, family member, and I waited here last Wednesday for our high-speed Italo train on our last leg to Rome. Andiamo!