Find3-Star Hotels in Florence

The hotel is conveniently located near the train station. There’s an elevator, so you don’t have to worry about carrying your luggage upstairs. When you open the window, you can see the street view. The room is not big, but it’s clean and comfortable. The bathroom is modern, and the shower has good water pressure. It’s a great value-for-money hotel—highly recommended!

A really good hotel for the price 😄. The front desk man was one of the nicest hôteliers I met in Italy. He really takes care of his guests and I arrived a bit early from the overnight train being tired. He allowed me to check in a bit earlier to..and I got breakfast the next day 🌹😁. And he gave me some good advice also and very understanding. Thankyou sir. Highly recommended.

Very pleased with my stay. Hotel kindly upgraded me from a Single Room to a Double Room in low season in November, which is really nice. The room is spacious, with good natural light, double glazed windows and good ventilation/air con/heating. Toilet with stand shower is of a good size as well, not too small and cramped. Hotel location is super close to the central station in Florence, around 5 mins walk only to it, which is very ideal for travellers arriving into Florence by rail. It's slow walkable to pretty much all attractions (within 15-25 mins), so is a good place to base yourself in for a short stay. Similar to many hotels in Italy, there are a few steps at the entrance but there is a lift to get you up to your room. Check-in process is smooth and complimentary breakfast is decent. I especially love the coffee and jucie machine and pancakes offered. It'd be great if besides scrambled eggs, some kind of breakfast meats like sausages can also be offered. They do have some basic cold cuts and cheese and ham as well, yogurt, and cornflakes, it's a more diverse continental breakfast, which is great for a 3 Star Hotel. As the hotel is very close to the Train Station, you do hear trains / trams passing through from the streets, but the noise level is acceptable with the double glazed windows' insulation. I would recommend this hotel for solo travellers.

The hotel is just off center which is ok. The service was excellent and the room was clean. But there was a serious lack of amenities, particularly there where none apart from hand soap and shampoo and also the condition of the bed was not very good. If the price was half I would not be so much concerned about these, but for the price payed I expected more.

I could not be happier with this hotel. Exceptional service from the staff, helping me when i made a mistake with my booking days. The rooms are what you would expect for the price, which is great value within minutes of the train station. Will definitely stay again - the staff make all the differebec at a hotel and every person i talked to were amazing.

Great location, close to the train station and bus stop, easy walking distance to the sights. More like an apartment than a hotel. The room had a kitchen with everything you need for self-catering. Clean, decent breakfasts. The only thing that upset me was the terrible audibility of not only the trains, but also all the neighbors in the area: when they come in, come, swim, talk to each other.

It’s a very convenient hotel at reasonable price. Hotel is clean and well organized. Like many Italian hotels, there is no screen on windows. But being on the 4th floor well 5th in US, it not bad even we opened the windows everyday for fresh air. Sound insulation for inside is not great. But hotel staff helped to close the “fire” door and made it great. Sound insulation from street is great as they have one double layer glass window plus a single layer glass window and a wood panel for light. It worked great!

[Convenient for staying near Florence Station] This hotel is about a 5-6 minute walk from Florence S.M.N Station, just past the square and down an alley. When you book the hotel, you will receive a link to fill out your pre-check-in information by email, and checking in will be smooth if you fill out the information in advance. You need to go up the stairs from the hotel front desk to the upper floors, so it may be a bit difficult for people with heavy suitcases. There is an elevator from the first floor (the second floor in Japan). Also, the temperature of the shower in my room was not good, so when I asked the front desk, they said that the water heater was not working properly and that if I left the water running for 10-15 minutes, hot water would come out. In fact, the water gradually changed to hot water in this way, so I was able to avoid any problems, but this was a bit inconvenient as I couldn't take a shower for a while. Other than that, the hotel was quite clean and the front desk staff were kind, so I felt at ease. For breakfast, there were some breads and scrambled eggs, various hams, cheeses, yogurt, fruit, etc., but the menu was the same every day.

Very well located (in the city center). Staff is friendly. The room was big and clean, but you can notice somewhat that the design is old and maybe needs some updating. Nevertheless this is not an issue. The only issue is that the walls are made of paper. If you are a light sleeper I would recommend to avoid this hotel because you will hear everything that is happening in the hotel.

Actually, it is at the level of 7-day hotels in China. The hotel is actually a bit old. They save as much as they can on facilities. There is nothing to look forward to. It is clean and can be used to sleep. The surrounding is also relatively quiet. The tram station is a few minutes' walk from the back of the hotel. It is indeed convenient. There is nothing surprising about the hotel. Instead, the sunset gave me a surprise. The colors are so beautiful and the changes are so beautiful. It was sunny every day for a few days. It was very comfortable. I want to stay in Florence for a few more days next time. There is a Chinese restaurant next to the tram. It seems to be opened by several people who studied in Italy. It still has a bit of student atmosphere. The food is okay. On the day I went there, a chef seemed to be planning to return to China. I don't know if it will be open later.