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    Hotel Berchielli

    4.0 (27 reviews)
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    Junior Suite
    Reggie M.

    I'm a fan! This hotel is one of my favorite hotel in Europe, it was less than 15 minutes walk from Firenze Santa Maria Novella, the City's main train station. It was conveniently located right at the heart of Florence along the river Arno where major attractions, museums, restaurants and churches are walkable. We were upgraded to a Junior suite upon checking in with complimentary cocktails of your choice, our bedroom is on the mezzanine, we had full bathrooms on both floors and a private patio access. The buffet breakfast in the main dining hall was scrumptious and was already included in our package. The staff were genuinely helpful and friendly, this place is highly recommended, one of our best hotel stays while in Italy. I will definitely come back.

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    This hotel is located in the heart of Florence - great location near Ponte Vecchio and great shopping. The hotel's prices are reasonable for this area. Although it's apparently a four star hotel (by Italian standards, not American), you wouldn't have guessed it was above three stars. We arrived at 2:15pm and were told we needed to come back in an hour to check-in. In general, the front desk staff seem preoccupied to be very helpful to us, we were barely given a welcome greeting when we were checking in, almost as if we were inconveniencing them. We had to inquire about the WiFi, safe deposit box, etc. They didn't even mention the breakfast which was included for all hotel guests (according to tripadvisor reviews it's on the 2nd floor from 7-11am). I've never felt so unwelcomed at a hotel in my life. We were on the fourth floor so the noise from the street was not an issue. However, the mornings were very loud with people checking out (I presume) and slamming doors - nothing the hotel can really do about this. However, the maid staff vacuuming the hallways and floors (mind you this is all before 9am) is something they can prevent. Further, one morning we had a maintenance person DRILLING and changing a light fixture right outside our door for over an hour (again, well before 9am). I understand work needs to get done but it's a bit unnerving to be woken up in this way. Also, the light fixture was not an urgent light fixture (e.g., like an EXIT sign), it was just a normal one that lights up the hallway and was actually next to another one that was working. Again, it's in the morning and surrounding light fixtures were working so this was a non-urgent issue that could be done in the afternoon once guests are awake. Unacceptable in my opinion. Now onto the rooms. The rooms themselves are very large (by European standards) and bathrooms and bathtubs are adequate sizes as well. I was pleased with the linens as they were all adequate for a hotel of this class. The hotel itself has three entrances and a hotel bar. The wireless internet is available at no charge (just be sure to inquire about a username and password for each device upon checking in) and the speed was adequate. The hotel and rooms are seemingly clean, with the exception of about 10 BUGS (mosquitoes, ants, spiders - even found some in the BED! sheets) we found in our fourth floor room upon arrival (I thus slept in long sleeves and long pants to avoid getting bitten). It was the most uncomfortable and sleepless stay I've ever had at a hotel. Bottom line, I had high hopes for Hotel Berchielli and unfortunately, they did not live up to them. I wouldn't stay here again and wouldn't recommend it to anyone else. I think you would have better luck paying just a bit more and staying at a reputable hotel like the St. Regis or Westin just up the street. Tip: Bring bug spray as there tends to be lots of spiders, mosquitoes, ants in the room (we killed over 10 on our first night and at least a couple each night after) - our room was also next to the garden court area which most probably contributed to the problem. We kept the windows closed the ENTIRE time to prevent any more bugs from getting in and kept our room door closed (even put the "do not disturb sign" up so the maids wouldn't clean our room and subsequently leave the room door open, allowing the mosquitoes from the hallway to enter our room - it was such a pain. Further, the maid staff does open windows to "air out the rooms" which probably contributes to all of the bugs. When we complained to the front desk staff within an hour of checking in, they told us that apparently the hotel was all booked up for the night (not sure how true this was as the hotel seemed only half full at best) and the front desk staff wouldn't allow us to switch rooms, but instead gave us a bottle of bug spray. How generous. Further, the front desk staff did not offer to switch our rooms after the first night when they were apparently "booked" or remedy the problem in anyway (or even check-up with us to verify the outcome of the problem). It's obvious that they know that bugs are a problem in their hotel or they wouldn't have bug spray on hand. It's also obvious that they knew the problem wouldn't be solved, which is why they LEFT us a bottle of bug spray. This hotel and the manager will not take responsibility for any of the flaws with our stay and instead created lies to cover up their mistakes (claiming an EXIT sign was being fixed, etc.) and blamed us by accusing us of leaving windows open and saying that we needed to go above his staff and go directly to him to complain (he obviously does not have much faith in his own staff's ability to solve guest's problems). This would never happen at any other hotel. They solve the problem right away, no questions asked. I wouldn't waste your time with these clowns, stay elsewhere.

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    This hotel is classic luxury! Everything was impeccable. The staff was friendly and accommidating. The rooms were nicely sized with comfortable beds and appropriate air conditioning. We enjoyed the rooftop garden area. The buffet breakfast was huge with a great mix of fruits, pastries, eggs, meats, juices and hot beverages. All served by the friendliest staff. This hotel is on the Arno River close to Ponte Veccio surrounded by amazing clothing, leather and Gelato shops. There are numerous fabulous restaurants nearby. The perfect central location.

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    What a location. If you can't get into the Lungarno but want a great location at a fraction of the cost....this is it!

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    Great hotel and conveniently located near popular destinations in Florence. Great breakfast and front desk staff.

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    Good location everything you need to see is walking distance, big rooms and can't beat the price free breakfast and WIFI.

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    Review Highlights - Hotel Berchielli

    Great location on the Arno River, next to the Ponte Vechio and walking distance to city center and most of Florence.

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    Hotel Lungarno - Looking at Ponte Vecchio from the dinner terrace

    Hotel Lungarno

    (19 reviews)

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    Palazzo Pitti

    We spent two nights at Hotel Lungarno, and were able to book it with points through The Edit, Chase…read moreTravel's curated collection of partner hotels. It was a fantastic hotel, and we got complimentary breakfast and a $100 property credit, which we used at the bar. We also got a room upgrade, which was a welcome surprise. I think our Chase membership helped, as did our travel dates--Tuesday and Wednesday nights in mid-November. The location was ideal for our brief stay in Florence, literally on the Arno River and right by the Ponte Vecchio. Great views and we were able to walk everywhere we needed to go. Service was excellent, warm and responsive. The concierge booked us both Galleria dell'Accademia tickets and lunch at a popular restaurant. We didn't end up dining at Borgo San Jacopo, the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant, but we did make good use of the more casual Picteau. We had breakfast there both mornings we were in town, and cocktails both nights. The hotel was very attractive, with a clean, classic, slightly nautical aesthetic. Lots of white and royal blue, with leather accents and a wealth of modern art on the walls. We stayed in a studio suite with a river view, and it was comfortable and pretty, with a committed, appealing aesthetic. There were a few points of awkwardness that made me think the hotel spent more time on design than on the practical, boring elements. Not enough outlets, and only one adaptor for the room; a shower that was bizarrely high off the ground; a TV that flicked on automatically at full volume every time we entered the room and turned on the lights. These are minor quibbles, though, and we were overall quite happy with our stay. As a bonus, the hotel is owned by the Ferragamo family, and guests get privilege cards that include, among other offers, a 10% discount at the Salvatore Ferragamo flagship store. I took advantage of this to buy a pair of shoes. If you're looking for a nice place to stay in Florence, I'd highly recommend Hotel Lungarno. This goes double if you can book through Chase, but the hotel checks every box even without extra perks.

    My wife and I have been planning a trip for well over a year to visit Europe. We had an itinerary…read morethat started in Rome, to experience the Holy Doors, and end in Munich for Oktoberfest. Where to go in the middle, where to stay? As members of Hilton Honors, where to stay was narrowed to their properties. Where to go was based on historical and areas that interested us. We are so happy we chose to stay in Florence, the Lungarno, right on the banks of the Arno River, near the Ponte Vecchio was situated so close to everything we wanted to do in walking distance. The staff here is beyond welcoming. We arrived earlier than check in, so they held our bags as we made our way into the heart of the city. We wondered back at check in time and had a drink. We cannot express our surprise and gratitude the the hotel, for they upgraded us to an incredible room. The trip was a pilgrimage to Rome, and a celebration of my 60th birthday and our 19th wedding anniversary. We were taken to the tower suite, A multi story room in an 12th century stone tower! Words alone cannot describe what is behind a standard looking hotel door. Walking thru a stone archway upon entering leads down some steps to a 4 poster bed and then around to a set of stairs leading up to a sitting area, near the top of a brick vaulted ceiling. Enough about the room though, we had dinner outside at one of the few places that have on/ over water dinning that we saw. Spectacular service and a romantic setting sure made our anniversary special. Breakfast could have been had out doors as well, but we chose the inside dining due to the early morning chill. A wide variety of food is available, buffet style. The hotel also houses the owners art collection and among the dozens of pieces is a Picasso! Our only issue with the property is that we didn't allow for more time at this incredible Small Luxury Hotel. Thank you

    Hotel Brunelleschi Firenze - Wonderful!!!

    Hotel Brunelleschi Firenze

    (58 reviews)

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    Duomo

    Would you spend the night in what used to be a women's prison in the 12th century?…read more The Pagliazza Tower is the oldest building in Florence. It was built in the 6th century AD by the Byzantines as part of the "newer" city walls to augment the older Roman ones and protect the city during the Gothic War. The circular shape, which was rare in the Middle Ages, reflects ancient Roman building techniques. The tower rests on a circular wall that surrounded a swimming pool or Roman thermal bath. In the basement there is a calidarium, with brick floor channels for heat, which would have been used for steam baths. According to our guide, Roberta, it was used as a women's prison in the 12th century. Pagliazza references the straw mat bedding upon which the inmates slept. Later on, it was converted into the bell tower of a church. Eventually it was acquired as a private residence. Today it is home to a luxury hotel with a small museum and restaurants. The museum showcases artifacts from excavations dating back to the Roman and medieval times. Although we didn't stay here, the history of the Pagliazza Tower is very interesting.

    "It's not where you live, it's how you live,"…read more It's nestled in the heart of Florence with rooms with a view of the Duomo - Duomo (English: /dwomo/, Italian: [dwmo]) is an Italian term for a church with the features of, or having been built to serve as a cathedral, whether or not it currently plays this role. Checking in was easy with an accommodating staff. The rooms are nice, but not fabulous, The elevator system confuses everyone! The breakfast (complementary for us) was quite good. While the location is fabulous and the staff quite nice, I expected a slightly nicer room for the price, but as they say, location, location, location.

    Hotel Plaza Lucchesi - Very nice bar in hotel

    Hotel Plaza Lucchesi

    (59 reviews)

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    Santa Croce

    Very hospitable, great location, safe and quiet with luxe amenities…read more I mean, a person can nitpick anything, right? There isn't much to find wrong here. From the amazing rooftop view to the staff who are all willing to engage and share recommendations and anticipate your needs, to the very good breakfast, it's all done nicely here. Very clean. Tastefully appointed, lots of open space to gather or isolate, I highly recommend it here. And i don't just rave about every place. I did slip out at 3am for a smoke. The clerk seemed annoyed about unlocking the front door and one of very few passers by was pretty sketchy. Back inside, the new security shift didn't recognize me and obviously observed me to make sure that I belonged, without being insulting or TOO conspicuous. Just enough to let me know that safety is a priority. Next door to the national library and so close to amazing restaurants, shopping, and sight seeing. Ok l, every trip has an ordeal. Ours was that the taxi app didn't help from the train station. So, it looked like a short walk. Let me tell you, with loaded backpacks, crowded sidewalks, and humidity, it was NOT a short walk. Get a cab!

    Nice, nice, nice hotel located on the Arno River. All the amenities one could ask for by American…read morestandards. It is within walking distance to most major shopping areas, and most historic sites, including the Ponte Vecchio. A superb breakfast is included in a stay for about €300~ $ 340 pp nite. Service is excellent especially when Luca, a staff member , greeted us on a few occasions. Nice bar, nice dining room, and a very pretty lobby with a rooftop pool and bar. The view on the roof is beautiful.

    Hotel degli Orafi

    Hotel degli Orafi

    (12 reviews)

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    Duomo

    Lovely hotel in the heart of Florence. This is a wonderfully appointed hotel. My husband and I are…read morestaying in one of the Deluxe Double Suites (newer section of hotel) and it's awesome. What an amazing blend of chic modern Italian decor in a historic building. The hotel is clean, the staff is friendly and our room is well insulated so we don't hear the hustle and bustle of Florence outside. The rooftop bar, Disopra is fantastic! Great views, fabulous cocktails and yummy food. I definitely recommend Hotel degli Orafi.

    While preparing for a night out in Florence, I needed an iron to smooth out my trousers from two…read moredays in a suitcase. As none was in our room, we called the front desk at Hotel Degli Orafi to request one. Instead of the typical, "we'll send it right up," we were told they couldn't provide one for "security reasons." Bewildered at how lending a guest an iron could present a security issue, and knowing that even most mid-level hotels routinely provide irons in guest rooms, I decided I needed to speak face to face with front desk personnel to understand what this meant. Because as best I could surmise, the only "security" issues that could possibly arise from use of an iron are 1) that I might use it to bash or burn my girlfriend (she's far too lovely for that), or 2) I might steal it. Neither of which I had any plan to do, nor gave hotel staff any reason to suspect. When I presented these two scenarios to the front desk attendant, and asked what other security issue might be of concern, she said a guest might burn themself. Seriously?!? In other words, the security risk they sought to minimize was not that toward third parties I might attack with their iron, nor to the hotel itself, were I to steal it, but rather it was the risk to myself they were concerned about. Of all the lame excuses she could have contrived, that one deserved a double take! In 40 years of travels, having stayed in dozens of hotels on five continents, never have I heard an innkeeper express concern for a guest burning themself with an iron! While her explanation was the lowest point of my Hotel Degli Orafi experience, it wasn't the only low point. See photos.

    Hotel NH Collection Firenze Porta Rossa

    Hotel NH Collection Firenze Porta Rossa

    (30 reviews)

    €€€

    Duomo

    We stayed at this beautiful hotel while recently visiting Florence. One of the best things about…read morestaying here is its location, it's near everywhere you'd like to go. Florence is a great walking city and from this hotel, we walked to all the main sites. Our room was large with a comfortable bed and a large screen TV. Everything was very clean. We received full breakfasts which were excellent with lots of choices on the buffet. Great stay and definitely recommend if you're visiting Florence!

    This review is for their restaurant. I guess Italy is the only place where I LOVED a meal at a…read morehotel. And the funny thing is we really just stumbled upon this amazing place. We were starving, it was rainy and just got off the train from Rome so we even had our luggage. The service was impeccable, they took care of our coats and luggage right away and seated us. The restaurant was peaceful and gorgeous. I still remember thinking "oh awkward we are underdressed for this!" I usually don't get impressed by decors of restaurants but the color and the elements and the layout of the restaurant somehow just gave me the relaxation I needed. We loved our entire experience but the highlight was the food. Every single dish was beautifully prepared and so so delicious. We fell in love with truffle here. And don't think we have had truffle that blew our mind elsewhere after (including Michelin two and three stars). I can taste the chefs mastery of the ingredients. No dish was overly complicated but each ingredient and sauce just complemented each other perfectly. You feel like you are in the forest where the food comes from. It's one of the meals I remember the most vividly, even after 4 years. Even on our culinary journey throughout Italy, this was a clear highlight. My only regret is we didn't purchase the truffle products here. I highly recommend this restaurant!

    Hotel Berchielli - hotels - Updated May 2026

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