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"Suitable for short stay. Walking distance from metro. Provide breakfast is a plus. The room is clean enough. We enjoyed our stay and 100% recommended! Bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers. Most of the hotels in Europe don’t provide those."

"Despite being a 3-star hotel, it's one of the rare hotels where you can receive 5-star service, breakfast, and attention. We extend our sincere thanks to the young lady at the reception desk who addressed and resolved our issues from the moment we arrived; to Antonio and Maddelena, who worked tirelessly in the dining room, keeping the breakfast variety fresh and vibrant, turning it into a feast that satisfied our eyes, hearts, and stomachs; and to the cleaning staff who meticulously took care of our room and addressed any deficiencies. They made us feel more like we were at home than in a hotel. The hotel's proximity to the city center and tram station also makes accessing everything very easy. You can reach the hotel from the train station by tram in 5 stops, and you can also walk to the nice restaurants and sights in the city center. We definitely recommend it to families and groups of friends visiting Florence."

"The hotel is only 5 minutes away from the Santa Maria Novella Station. Lift is available to go upstairs. The room is quite alike with the city environment. The room is very clean. The showering space is one-men-fit size. The water is powerful and warm enough for winter. However, there is a hole on the ceiling which I believe is left from the renovation work. I think some of the visitors may be concerned of the hole due to someone may possibly put cameras in it. Overall, the room is quite good."

"The room is big, the facilities are OK, the service attitude is very good, they help to book a taxi, provide travel information, etc. The hotel is more than 20 minutes' walk from the railway station and a little far from the city center. It takes more than 30 minutes to walk to Santa Maria del Fiore, about 1.2 kilometers; the old bridge is even farther... The overall cost performance is still acceptable."

"I booked a single room. It was larger than expected and I was very satisfied. The staff are very warm and friendly and happy to help you solve your problems. The location is a bit remote, and you basically need to take a car to get out. It takes about 25 minutes to reach the central square."

"I booked a single room, so my review is based solely on my experience in that room: Everything else was great, and the front desk staff were very welcoming. However, the soundproofing in the room was absolutely terrible – practically non-existent. I could hear every word spoken next door crystal clear. The TV blaring in the neighboring room at 1 AM forced me to stay up, and then when they woke up after 7 AM, I couldn't get back to sleep either. If peace and quiet are important to you, I'd strongly advise against choosing this place."

"The hotel is very strategically located close to most of the tourist spots. The staff are also very accommodating and friendly. bed was very comfortable, bathroom was clean as well. Only downside was that their shampoo and body wash was too small. But that’s not a big deal."

"The food, people, and location are really nice. However, the facilities are old. The door frame of the toilet suddenly dropped off and nearly hurt my friend. I hope they can improve them. Also, it is very safe for ladies to stay. The location is quiet and safe even at night. Although there isn't any elevator, the staff are friendly to help you to put your luggage to your room."

"Everything was very nice, the only thing wasn't teapot and the night was mosquitoes. The apparatus is beautiful, stylish"

"This hotel is okay if you get a good deal, but it's not worth paying extra for a special experience. The location is fantastic, literally 10 meters from the Duomo! It feels safe, though you'll be woken up by the church bells every morning. Service was a mixed bag, very hit or miss, which I guess is typical for Italy. Some staff were warm and helpful, others were quite cold. We had a family room, which wasn't the exact room type pictured and was a bit smaller than expected. However, you can tell it has very high ceilings, suggesting it might have once been owned by a wealthy family or banker. The overall design and structural style haven't changed much. Cleanliness was a concern. There were pillows on the bed that couldn't be removed, and it seems in Italy, duvets are often just a sheet with a reusable blanket on top, which I personally found a bit unhygienic (but I respect cultural differences). There weren't many charging outlets, and the design isn't standardized across rooms (e.g., outlet placement, a chair specifically for towels in the bathroom, etc.). Ultimately, don't pay a premium to stay here. If the price is right, then it's an option."