Florence Hotels with Hot Tub

"Having visited Florence multiple times, I can confidently say this hotel is fantastic and offers excellent value for money. It's situated in a new, very quiet area, which ensures a peaceful night's sleep. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the bathrooms are beautiful. A hotel of this quality in the city center would undoubtedly be much more expensive. For a city like Florence, which isn't vast, there's no real need to stay right in the crowded city center; this location is just a few bus stops away, and taxis are also very convenient. The Tuscan beef burger at the Old Wild West restaurant next to the hotel is absolutely delicious – make sure to look for the '100% Italiano' label 🏷️, it's highly recommended! Plus, there are two large supermarkets and a Virgin gym nearby."

"Overall, absolutely fantastic with an unbeatable location. Just a heads-up on the soundproofing and corridor design. We had a wonderful time celebrating our honeymoon at the Rivoli Boutique Hotel in Florence! First off, I have to praise their service – the staff were incredibly friendly and polite, always happy to help with any request. The biggest surprise was that the hotel, knowing it was our honeymoon, thoughtfully upgraded us to a deluxe room for free. That truly earned them major bonus points! The hotel's location is also superb. It's less than a 10-minute walk from the train station, which was a huge relief for us with heavy luggage, as the route is short and flat. The street where the hotel is located felt very safe at night, and there are many restaurants with different styles right downstairs, so finding food was never an issue. Breakfast was pretty good too, and both the rooms and public areas were spotlessly clean and felt newly renovated. However, there are a few minor points for improvement I'd like to mention. We stayed on the second floor, and while there's an elevator, the buttons seemed a bit temperamental – sometimes it took a long time to respond, and it occasionally skipped our floor entirely. Also, the corridor after exiting the elevator is quite narrow, and to reach some rooms, you even have to go up and down two steps. This could be a bit awkward if you have heavy luggage. What bothered us the most was actually the poor soundproofing in the room. The electronic sound from the door lock was very loud when operated, and it seemed like the vibration damping wasn't great because whenever the neighboring room closed their door, we'd feel a significant vibration and hear a loud noise. We were even woken up by neighboring doors opening and closing at 7 AM. Furthermore, the walls between rooms seemed quite thin, as we could clearly hear conversations and objects being moved next door. Aside from the soundproofing and the luggage handling routes, the hotel's service, cleanliness, and location are truly exceptional. If you're not sensitive to noise, this is definitely a perfect place to stay!"

"It was a pleasure staying in here. Easy self check-in, great hospitality, very clean, the host is fast response. Complete kitchen utensils and some seasoning. The room quite spacious, bathroom with jet shower. Very recommended"

"Within 30 minutes walk to important tourist attractions (Florence Duomo, Uffizi Museum of Art, Siñoria Square, etc.). 25 minutes to 30 minutes. The injection bathtub (jacuzzi) was difficult to use, but the night view of Florence Duomo? You can take a hot spring bath while watching. The use of a family bed (bedroom) was good, but the shower and toilet glass were a bit unsweet because there was a slop. It was nice to have a terrace in the outdoor bathtub area. There was steam (?), so the laundry dried was dried all overnight. Light clothes can be dried completely. Good value for money. It is stated as a 2 star, but it is said to be comparable to a 4 star."

"I rarely encounter discrimination, but this hotel treated Chinese guests differently. I'm posting this to warn others. I arrived at the front desk at 11 AM, and an old, limping white man served me. He was very rude, but I'm not easily offended and just thought his English wasn't great. He told me to come back at 3:30 PM for check-in, which I didn't think much of since I was going to the art museum anyway. I returned at 5 PM to pick up my luggage and go to my room. The bellhop only handed us the bags and didn't help us take them to the room. Again, I didn't think much of it and just carried them myself. When the elevator reached the second floor, I realized there was still a short flight of stairs. Once in the room, I found it dark and damp. I figured maybe old European buildings were like that, so I opened the window to air it out. Then I noticed the bathroom fan wasn't working, so I called. A worker came to check and said none of the fans were in use. I asked if other rooms were as damp, and the worker said no, and suggested I ask to change rooms. I contacted the front desk, but they said there were no other rooms available. It was my second day in Europe, and I was so jet-lagged and tired that I just wanted to lie down. That's when I discovered the bed was so damp I could wring water out of it, and the nightstands were covered in dust. It was clear this room hadn't been occupied for a long time. I contacted Trip.com and the front desk again, and both told me the hotel was fully booked. Trip.com then contacted their agent. Later, a lady from the front desk called me, still with the official line that there were no rooms. I asked her why we were given such a terrible room when we checked in that morning, and if it was because we were Asian. She immediately fell silent, then asked 'pardon.' I repeated my question, and she instantly said she could switch our room. I asked when, and she said 'immediately.' We were moved to a room across the hall on the third floor, the same room type, but it was bright and dry. At first, I hadn't realized it was discrimination, but this confirmed it. I've already advised Trip.com to remove this hotel to prevent other Chinese travelers from being mistreated. If my English hadn't been good, they would have definitely taken advantage of me."

"When I arrived at the address on the main street, I was a bit confused at first because there was no hotel name displayed. However, I gathered the courage to ring the doorbell, and a sister came out, which put my mind at ease. I would have appreciated it if there had been some hotel information provided beforehand. The kitchen had a fridge and a small amount of space. The city tax needs to be paid in cash. It was also close to Florence station, making it convenient for sightseeing."

"EXCELLENT place to stay if you’re visiting Florence and want to be in the heart of everything.  first time to Florence and this place stole my heart. it’s the best accommodation across the main 3 cities of Italy i’ve been (venice, florence, rome) and the attentiveness from the staff were amazing. the room is extremely clean and perfect.  no complaints except that the bathroom floor might get slippery after being wet so it’s better to put floor mats. however you can easily use the towels provided.  breakfast was amazing and selection was so good.  there’s nothing else i will say except: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!"