Will be arriving by train from Rome...staying three nights
Posted by
Snohomish, WA
10 posts
Bob, I was just in Florence 2 weeks ago and stayed at Hotel Davanzati. We had a fabulous time and I would stay there again. It is about 3 blocks from the bustle of the train station and very close to the old town square, the bridge, and the duomo. The staff was very friendly and helpful and the front desk staff spoke very good English. The rooms were large and comfortable and the buffet breakfast in the morning had a lot of variety. http://www.hoteldavanzati.it/
Posted by
OP
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, USA
23 posts
thanks for the input was told about Hotel Dali
What else did you enjoy in Florence?
Posted by
Boulder, Colorado, USA
27 posts
If you're able to handle (a lot of) stairs, and aren't agrophobic, I'd suggest climbing to the top of Brunelli's dome!
Posted by
Finkle
195 posts
Hi Bob Ive been researching hotels in Florence for a trip next year so I cant speak from personal experience, but I have booked a room at Hotel City which was very reasonable by Florence standards. Its location is close(but not too close) to train station. Check out reviews on booking.com Mike
DC
Posted by
Stockton, CA, USA
2 posts
Hi Bob,
You didn't say when, but... Both Rick Steves and a good friend of mine strongly recommended Casa Rabatti (a B&B without the breakfast). Marcella responded quickly to all of my emails and helped me with reservations to the Uffizi and the Accademia. I'll be staying there in two weeks, so if you're not going til after that, I'll follow up with a first hand report.
Posted by
winston salem, nc, usa
1078 posts
Last week stayed at the Hotel Delle Tele real near the train station and in the middle of everything, including good, cheap, wonderful food. Has an elevator and continental breakfast. Triple room was 120 a night.
Posted by
Sacramento, California U.S.A.
10351 posts
Last September we stayed at Hotel Il Bargellino. It is within walking distance of the train station and an easy walk to probably anywhere you would be going. We paid 85 euros per night. It is run by an American named Carmel and her Italian husband. We were very satisfied with our stay there.
Posted by
Dallas, TX, USA
1170 posts
Il Salotto di Firenze, located at Piazza Duomo. It is very nice and very well located and you can't beat the price. I'm staying there for the third time this September. Alessandro can hook you up. http://www.ilsalottodifirenze.it/en/index.php