Hotels With Breakfast in Tuscany, Italy

The room isn't very big, but it's clean and hygienic.

A very satisfying hotel. It is five minutes away from Florence Railway Station. It is very safe. This is a hotel with a beautiful lobby. The rooms retain the old window switches, which are quite interesting. This time I was given a large suite. The middle door was locked to become two suites. I was a little concerned about it. Fortunately, the neighbors were relatively quiet (it is better to talk to the front desk to avoid such a room). The restaurant of this hotel is in an excellent location. You can see the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore every breakfast. When the weather is good, the Tuscan ridges in the distance can be clearly seen. The breakfast does not change much every day, but the variety is OK. The hotel's room service and restaurant service are first-class!

The hotel is incredibly close to the train station, which unfortunately means the immediate surrounding area can be a bit concerning for safety. However, the moment you step inside, you instantly feel completely safe and secure. The staff are all exceptionally thoughtful and attentive. The rooms, though not large, are very cozy and inviting. Housekeeping was impeccable and thorough every day, and the staff's honesty was truly remarkable – they didn't even touch the tips left for them.

I think this hotel is fantastic for the price; located directly across from the tram station with a direct line to the main station. The room was extremely small, but functional, with an observable attention given to the functionality of the room through its design. Areas for improvement include the shared facilities, keep in mind, this hotel hosts both hotel guests, as well as in-resident guests (mostly university students studying abroad), as such, the shared spaces are not sufficient or clean enough to be utilised comfortably by so many people. In addition, the use of the hotel for in-resident university students means the design and decor are somewhat juvenile-feeling in nature. Apart from this — just like any hotel — it serves its function as a clean and comfortable space to spend time between days of exploring local Florence!

The hotel was very clean and hygienic. It's conveniently located right next to the station. The service was great, and check-in was very quick and efficient. There are large supermarkets and restaurants nearby, so you'll never go hungry, even if you return late at night. I would definitely recommend staying here again.

This is a 4-star hotel. The location is absolutely perfect. 1. It's directly across from the Firenze S.M. train station, literally just a crosswalk away, which is incredibly convenient. 2. You can walk to the Duomo in just 12 minutes, and the route is lined with shops where you can buy and eat things. Be aware that because it's near the train station square, there are quite a few homeless people around. Service: The staff member who checked us in was very friendly and personable. Facilities: The bathroom was very clean, and all the amenities were complete and worked well. Great value for money: We were very pleasantly surprised to find that our room had a balcony with a view (as pictured). The balcony was also quite large, with a coffee table and two rattan chairs. This hotel made our stay in Florence even more comfortable and enjoyable. 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.

Apartment is near to Tram station which is just 3 stops to the Central station. It is quiet place. Staff is friendly. Since it is not hotel, they don’t clean it regularly. If we need anything like toilet paper or body wash etc, need to get from reception. It is given in room details that they provide stove but stove is not there. When we ask, they say we need to pay extra money.

The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from the train station, which was incredibly convenient. The room itself was spacious and very comfortable. I even went up to the rooftop in the morning to snap some photos; you get a nice view of the city's buildings, and it's definitely a photogenic spot. The room key had a distinctively large tag, which I found quite charming.

⭐⭐☆☆☆ 2/5 Nice room, but hidden fees and disappointing location The room itself was beautiful — clean, stylishly decorated, and comfortable for a solo traveller, even if it was a little smaller than expected. So credit where it’s due: the physical space was lovely. Unfortunately, a few things really affected my stay. I was asked for a €50 per night deposit upon check-in, which came as a complete surprise. This was not mentioned anywhere when I booked, and it hit hard as a solo traveller on a tight budget. I lost €100 before I even saw the city, and it honestly dampened the whole experience. The staff at check-in were cold and not welcoming at all, which made the arrival feel awkward. Thankfully, check-out was much better — the person on the desk was kind and friendly, which helped leave things on a slightly better note. As for location: it’s not ideal. The hotel is tucked behind the main train station down some pretty dirty, sketchy-feeling streets. It’s about a 20-minute walk to the Duomo, and for the price I paid, I expected to be much closer to the centre. Overall, the hotel itself is fine — but in the wrong location and definitely the wrong price bracket. Unless the prices come down and they’re more transparent about deposits, I wouldn’t stay here again.