Florence Hotels with Bars

"The receptionists and luggage-storage staff were all friendly and helpful. Although this is a hostel rather than a hotel, we still had a great experience over our expectation. We booked a double bed room with private bathroom, the facilities in the room were limited but it was clean and had a balcony. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows, we could see the dome of the Florence Cathedral and beautiful sunset - an absolutely delightful surprise."

"The room was sufficient for a 2 night stay, the staff were lovely and very helpful, but the room was worse than expected. Very very noisy from the trams and trains outside and the shower head wouldn’t stay on the stand. I would recommend for a quick stop over stay but would avoid if you’re planning to stay for more than a couple of nights.  The location is great though, just opposite the station it was so easy to get on and off trains, easy walk to the centre and cathedral, with plenty of nearby restaurants!"

"The decoration is very much like a European family hotel, I like it very much. The location is particularly good. Turn left for one minute and you will see the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. If you continue walking, you can reach the Accademia Gallery and the Central Market. If you turn right for five minutes, you can directly reach Piazza della Signoria and the Uffizi Gallery. The room is not big, but it is enough. After all, this is not a resort hotel. Most people go out most of the time. The only drawback is check-out at ten o'clock, which is nothing to me. I just go out for a walk anyway, so I can store it. luggage. There are many places to eat nearby, and the Internet celebrity Zhaza Steak is not far away. There is also a Chinese fast food called Giaogiao next to the cathedral, which is the most familiar taste of pre-made dishes, but after eating too much Italian food, I think it is particularly delicious. The price is not expensive either. All in all if you don't want to stay in your room every day and want to go out all the time this location is perfect, I even went back after climbing the clock tower and dome to have a glass of juice and rest before continuing. The front desk of the hotel is on the third floor. The entrance next to Lego is directly from the elevator to the third floor. If I come to Florence again, I will consider staying here."

"Great location, especially good for intercity travel through SMN station. Room size is not big but good enough for us to mange luggages, and to take rest. We love their breakfast, good taste and mix of croissants, coffee, fruit, cereal, cheese,.. etc, charged only at Euro 15 per head. If I have to pick something better for improvement, I would say that the hotel rate per day at off season could be 20% or 30% discount."

"Hotel is 10 minute walk from the main train Station And easy walking distance to the main City atraction The hotel room is small size double, we had a room with a pool view and a balcony, very clean, bed linen are change evry day, pool is small, but we were lucky to find sunlounges when we need it, but most of the time the pool area was full. Breakfast îs very very good, plenty choices, quality food, fresh juices, even ice cream... 🙂 The only thing we prefered was a shower instead of bath and perhaps the bath panel bath longer lenght as the bath become a pool, the panel does not hold the water spray We love our stay with this place, and book again"

"Absolutely loved this hotel! The interior decor was very stylish. It's only a five-minute walk from the train station, even with luggage. Right next door to the W Hotel. Breakfast was very generous. The Duomo was right outside my window. I imagine the view from the rooftop terrace at night would be even better. Room drinks were always promptly refilled, and they even provided complimentary fruit and snacks. If I had to find fault, it would be that the power outlets stop working after you turn off the lights at night, so you have to be mindful when charging devices. Also, the front desk staff weren't very friendly; they never even greeted us when we returned."

"The room was a bit dated, and the furniture quite basic. On the plus side, it's very close to the train station, and within walking distance of the art gallery, cathedral, and good spots to watch the sunset. What's even better, it's right at the entrance of Chinatown, making it incredibly convenient for enjoying Chinese food and browsing the Chinese supermarket. I even found the best-tasting water I've ever had on a trip at the Chinese supermarket – I was so happy about that! However, watch out for that ice cream shop on the same street – it's a total rip-off!"

"Ok and not bad, reasonable price Here is a 1000 word hotel review: Title: Luxurious Oasis in the Heart of the City Located in the bustling downtown of a major metropolitan area, the Ritz-Carlton Hotel is an urban oasis of sophisticated elegance and modern comforts. From the moment I stepped through the grand revolving doors, I was struck by the hotel's timeless grandeur and impeccable attention to detail. The lobby is a masterpiece of marble floors, sparkling chandeliers, and plush seating areas that exude an air of refined opulence. The staff greeted me warmly and efficiently checked me in, offering a refreshing glass of chilled lemonade as I completed the formalities. I was then escorted to my room, my anticipation building with each step. Upon entering the room, I was immediately impressed by the sheer size and luxurious furnishings. The king-sized bed, adorned with crisp linens and plush pillows, beckoned me to sink into its comfort. The sitting area featured a cozy armchair and ottoman, perfect for curling up with a book or simply enjoying the city view through the large windows. The bathroom was nothing short of breathtaking, with gleaming marble surfaces, a deep soaking tub, and a walk-in shower with multiple showerheads. Thoughtful amenities, such as plush robes, slippers, and high-end toiletries, added to the overall sense of indulgence. The room also featured a well-stocked minibar, Nespresso coffee machine, and a large flat-screen TV with a vast selection of channels. However, it was the attention to detail that truly set this room apart - the perfectly placed artwork, the elegant lamps, and the seamless integration of technology with the classic decor. As the sun began to set, I decided to explore the hotel's dining options. The Michelin-starred restaurant, helmed by a renowned chef, did not disappoint. The menu was a symphony of innovative flavors and exquisite presentation, each course a true delight for the senses. The sommelier's wine pairing recommendations elevated the dining experience, and the impeccable service from the attentive staff ensured that every moment was perfection. After dinner, I ventured to the hotel's luxurious spa, where I indulged in a deep tissue massage. The serene and tranquil atmosphere of the spa, combined with the skilled touch of the massage therapist, left me feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. I then spent some time exploring the hotel's other amenities, including the state-of-the-art fitness center and the stunning indoor pool, complete with a retractable roof that allowed for year-round swimming. Throughout my stay, I was continually impressed by the Ritz-Carlton's commitment to excellence. The staff, from the concierge to the housekeeping team, were attentive, knowledgeable, and went above and beyond to ensure my comfort and satisfaction. Whether it was arranging a private car to take me to my meeting or providing a recommendation for a local must-see attraction, the service was impeccable. One of the highlights of my stay was the hotel's central location, which allowed me to easily explore the vibrant city. Within a short walk, I discovered charming cafes, high-end boutiques, and bustling cultural landmarks. The Ritz-Carlton's concierge team was an invaluable resource, providing insider tips and arranging reservations to ensure I made the most of my time. As my stay drew to a close, I found it difficult to leave the plush comfort and refined elegance of the Ritz-Carlton. This hotel truly is a world-class destination, offering an unparalleled blend of luxury, service, and attention to detail. Whether traveling for business or pleasure, the Ritz-Carlton Hotel is an exceptional choice that will leave a lasting impression. I can't wait to return for my next visit."

"Conveniently located, 5 mins walk from the train station, but not very noisy which is nice. My room had a little balcony. But I gotta say, as a newly opened hotel and an IHG group hotel, I was very disappointed. First, I found a used bandage stuck on my “clean” towel, and the bathroom was poorly designed , with the half screen on the bathtub , I guarantee you would get water everywhere on the floor no matter how careful you are when taking a shower. The hotel & room is stylish, but as a hotel of 2 years old (according to the internet, the hotel opened in 2023), the bathroom is badly maintained , broken faucet which was temporarily fixed, rusts and stains everywhere, i guess also because of the poor selection of materials when it was designed, this all makes it look like a 20 year old hotel. The first morning I had breakfast, I went really early, it was nice and quiet, I thought the spread was good and not bad in taste & quality. But the 2nd morning I went at 9ish, tables were not cleaned , the hash browns were rock-hard. And we saw other guests having different breakfast items that were not in the buffet, so I asked the staff if there were other options, and not until then we were told each guests can order 1 item each from the ala carte menu with no cost, we were not informed about this and I think guests deserves to know they have options… i guess that’s how they treat tourists ….. or just how they treat Asians….. so if you stay here, be sure to ask for the menu if you want alternatives for your breakfast."

"The room was great and even had a balcony. The picture below was taken from the hotel balcony in the evening. The hotel itself was quite clean and tidy, but there were two downsides: 1. The electric kettle in the room was leaking. 2. When we went to check-in at 2 PM, the front desk told us there were no rooms available. They tried to persuade me to pay 30 euros for an upgraded room so we could check-in immediately, otherwise, we'd have to wait until 3 PM. I said I'd wait until 3 PM. When 3 PM came around, they still claimed there were no rooms. I then said, ”Fine, I'll cancel and find another place to stay; I want a refund.” Immediately, the front desk said, ”Oh, we have plenty of rooms available, we have 85 rooms, we can arrange one for you right away.” Honestly, how disgusting is that?"