New Hotels in Florence

"We spent over a month traveling through Europe this Chinese New Year, visiting Spain, Paris, Belgium, Hungary, and Italy. This apartment hotel was hands down the best accommodation of the entire trip – truly on par with a five-star hotel back home. The facilities were top-notch, and the service was exceptional. Plus, Florence has the best food in all of Italy! My only regret is that we only stayed for two days... Florence is the most 'chill' place in all of Italy, a thousand times better than Rome or Venice! I highly recommend booking this hotel! It's a 1000-euro hotel that easily outperforms European hotels costing several thousand and up!"

"Amazing stay. 10 min drive to a parking in the City Center in Florence. Kids loved it, they were tired of hotels, this is a tiny house, lots of families around, camper vans, playground, shop, pool, laundry. The tiny house is super clean, spotless, probably brand new. Very efficient, well organised. We took a premium one, it is already not large for a family. Spotless linen and towels, all duvets were sealed in a bag, looks dry cleaned, fresh. All tableware, cooking ware and cutlery provided. Air conditioner in both rooms, mosquito nets, proper water pressure and hot water. Very nice attentive staff. We checking late in the evening, which was a plus for us, we saw a checking queue in the morning it looked very long. All the best to this place and the team!"

"The location is very close to the train station, very quiet at night, not noisy at all. The room is not big, but two people are completely enough and the design is very reasonable. All kinds of facilities are complete and they are very easy to use. The store is Chinese, very thoughtful, and it feels like going home for a long time. Full score recommendation!"

"As the first guest to book through Ctrip, I feel obligated to write a thorough review. Although Ctrip didn't have reviews, I checked ***********, Agoda, and Douban, and the reviews were all quite positive. I compared them repeatedly before booking. I stayed for four nights and was generally satisfied. This guesthouse has both distinct advantages and disadvantages, but it's very cost-effective. Perhaps because we booked early, it was cheaper; four nights cost around 4500 RMB. Let me start with the advantages: Excellent location; within walking distance of the Florence Cathedral, David, Uffizi Gallery, and the city center. The train station and Piazzale Michelangelo are a bit further away, but you can take a bus for 1.7 euros, which is just across the street (about 20 meters away). It's very easy to find and close by; bus number 23 goes directly there. Daily housekeeping and three types of water are provided daily. The room is new, and the bed and pillows are comfortable. There's a safe and air conditioning. The shower water pressure is strong. The staff are very helpful during their shifts, assisting with tasks like carrying luggage, calling taxis, and getting water. Disadvantages: The room is quite large, but there's very little counter space. The tabletop is small and already cluttered with a coffee machine, kettle, cups, and saucers, leaving only room for things on the floor and in the cabinets. The bathroom is large, but there's also no storage space. There are plenty of electrical outlets, but none are in a usable location; you have to unplug the lamp. There's one outlet near the floor, but there's no table for it—are we supposed to just leave everything on the floor to charge? The hairdryer is practically unusable; the airflow is very weak. There are no trash cans or bags in the room, but that's typical in Rome, so we had to find our own bags. There are about 30 steps leading to the entrance, but it's not too strenuous. Overall, I think if you can overlook these issues, it's a pretty good place."

"It takes about 10-15 minutes by taxi from the city center and 20 minutes by bus at the same time. It is a worthwhile experience to experience the style of the Italian countryside. It's a pity that I went to the end of December, the weather is really cold, the yard is beautiful, but I don't want to go out without the heating. The outskirts are much colder than the city, and foggy, so beautiful yards are wasted. The owner of the farm is very enthusiastic, but he doesn't understand the language but also tries his best to communicate. The rooms are decorated in a rustic style, warm and considerate. I want to come again next time when the weather gets warmer."