Hostels in Tuscany, Italy

Place is beyond.. beautiful old convent. Room is large, confy bed, powerful hot shower. Kitchen and common area is huge and beyond just functional. Loved it. PS I am not selfie, photo ******. Regretted not taking pictures as it is really beautiful.

This hotel is located right in the heart of Florence, making it super convenient for getting around. The rooms are clean and spacious. On our first night, our room was quite noisy and we didn't get much sleep. We reported it to the front desk the next day, and they promptly moved us to a much quieter room, which we really appreciated.

The all-girls room is in the building next door. There are three rooms in total, two bathrooms and a large kitchen. I made pasta with simple ingredients. The four-person room I stayed in was very large. There were no bunk beds, and each person had a wardrobe. I think the front desk will try to arrange roommates of the same culture together when assigning rooms, so turning off the lights and sleeping is no problem. Roommates can communicate. Each bed has a wall lamp that can adjust the brightness. The room has a window (Figure 1) facing the road, which is very noisy. I need earplugs to sleep well. The front desk Lisa is a German girl. She is very enthusiastic and responsive. She will take the initiative to introduce all the information you need to know about the surrounding area.

A magnificient hostel I ever stay. New, modern, clean, big size lobby and public area, lot of facilities. The room is very big & clean, good air-flow. Very friendly and helpful reception at night. If future come to Florence, I will definately stay here again.

The staff were very friendly and the breakfast was delicious, so I was very satisfied overall. The staff can speak English, and there is a coin laundry in the basement.

The hostel room was spacious, and the atmosphere was lively overall. They even had a heated pool and offered complimentary drinks, though you could only redeem them in the evenings during specific hours. It's a place you could definitely stay for a few days to really soak it all in; otherwise, it'd feel too rushed.

No free safe storage for a simple backpack for hostel guests, only paid storage, never had this before in my hundreds of travels... Doesn't accept euros- legal tender in cash, only card payments. Very average, overrated in my experience.

The stay was very pleasant. The bus station is just a 5-minute walk from the hostel, with direct connections to the central station, making it easy to explore the main attractions. The regional train station is right in front of the hostel—we caught our train to Pisa within just 2 minutes of arriving. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the rooms were clean and well-maintained. Self check-in is available, and you can store your luggage for free. An automatic cleaning robot helps keep the place tidy. There’s also a 24/7 coffee machine, and games like pool and foosball are available. Overall, it’s a great deal for the price.

The front desk staff is very nice. The hotel environment is very good. There is a place to cook. There is a free coffee machine. The female room is very friendly and has a clean bathroom. The location is close to the city center, which is super convenient and cool. You can also store luggage. It is best to bring your own lock for storing luggage. There is wifi

The hostel itself was clean and well located, no complaints about that. But the girl at the reception was extremely rude. On the day of check-in, she was standing with another girl at the counter — when I asked if I could check in, she just said “no,” and they both laughed. When I asked what was wrong, they rolled their eyes and said it was “just a joke.” On the day of check-out, I wanted to leave my luggage until the evening to explore the city. For the first time in 15 years of traveling, I’ve encountered a place where you can’t store your bags for free — you have to book paid luggage storage online. My card was declined by their website, so I politely asked if I could pay in cash or what I should do instead. She simply said “no,” turned away, and started helping other guests. Usually, hotel staff try to assist travelers and offer some kind of solution, but this kind of attitude was truly disappointing.