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"Very helpful staff and the hotel is clean. The downside was that it was so much noise in the corridor and I was woken up every time by these noises.  The walls are far from sound proof. There was also no place to hang the towels (even small ones) in the bathroom. The Smart TV did not work for IOS, no matter how hard we tried with the receptionist. Price value ration is okay."

"The room is dingy and uninviting. There's mold on the bathroom ceiling. The bed isn't a double bed; it's single beds of varying firmness pushed together. It's completely uncomfortable to sleep. The reception staff was friendly and they packed a to-go breakfast for our early checkout. The sights are a 15-minute tram ride away, and the tram stop is a 5-minute walk from the hotel."

"Excellent hotel. Great location, about a 10-minute walk to Florence city center and 15 minutes to the train station. The staff was very good. Everything was enjoyable. You need to leave your key at reception when you go out."

"We had a fabulous stay in Florence and the hotel’s location near the train station was fantastic both for when we arrived and departed (by train) but also for the three different tours we went on. The reception staff were very friendly and welcoming, making us feel like family, the breakfast was substantial with plenty of options, and the tiny lollies at the front desk were a sweet bonus. Would definitely recommend!"

"The room is relatively small, and the single room is in the attic! Surrounded by residential areas, quiet Service: Friendly staff Facilities: Except for the relatively small room, everything else is quite satisfactory There is a supermarket nearby, convenient"

"Don't let the average-looking online photos fool you – this hotel is right next to the train station, making it super convenient for transport. The room amenities are quite new, and a big shout-out to the bathroom – it's incredibly clean and spacious! The service is also excellent; just remember to check in before 11 PM. We arrived late, but the front desk left their contact information at the entrance and guided us very patiently. My friend and I both agree we'd stay here again next time!"

"The room is compact, but has everything you need. Coffee and cream capsules were replenished daily. Breakfast was good. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful with all my questions. Conveniently located—close to the train station and a leisurely 15-minute walk to the city center."

"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."