Hostels in Tuscany, Italy

The location is perfect 👍🏻 very close to all the beautiful places in the historic part of the city! Please make sure that you check in online prior arrival to avoid extra charges. It’s easy and takes around 2-3 minutes of your time. The front desk staff speaks English very well. The rooms are spacious with 2 fans for comfortable sleep at night and huge lockers to store your belongings securely (the key provided by check in and it’s included in the price). There are comfortable beds with clean bed sheets and a decent pillow. Bring your own towel though, or you need to pay for one at the front desk. The bathroom is modern but not clean enough to give 5 stars. Also, there is toilet paper but no soap. As for the kitchen, it’s partially equipped, cooking might be a bit challenging but has a big modern fridge. There is a spacious dine in area and you can enjoy your meal in the garden outside. Overall, it was a nice stay for me, thank you very much!

Actually, all kinds of facilities were available. Having a laundry was a great advantage. In general, the staff were very kind and friendly. The cleanliness was excellent — nothing to complain about. Everything was perfect and I definitely recommend this place. The beds were sturdy as well; even when someone sleeps on the upper bunk, you don’t feel any disturbance on the lower one.

I wasn't impressed with the hostel upon arrival, but later appreciated its convenience. They also provided complimentary breakfasts, which you can cook yourself, complimentary drinks like juice, coffee, and tea, and you can even make yourself some scrambled eggs. I stayed in a female dorm for four guests. The linens were clean, it was quiet, and comfortable. There's a supermarket nearby. There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants, and the location is very convenient. All the photos are accurate. The only downside is the storage cabinets: even if you lock them, the hinges can easily be unscrewed. The administration could replace them with more modern cabinets.

The room was spacious, very clean, and had privacy curtains on the beds. Towels were provided, and luggage storage was free. Staff were available 24/7. Washing machines cost €3.50 per wash and €1.50 for drying. The only issues were low water pressure at the sink, a wobbly shelf above the sink, and no hairdryer. Overall, it's a great hostel.

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.

Location: An 8-minute walk from the train station, but might take 15 minutes if you're dragging luggage. Room: The 6-bed dorm is very spacious, not cramped at all. During the off-season, it wasn't full, with only 2-3 people per night, so it was very quiet. Service: The staff (young lady) was very nice. They offered a complimentary drink upon check-in and free pasta in the evening. The atmosphere in the evenings was particularly great.

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.

Hotel is right near the train station. Very accessible. Front staff are kind and helpful. Private rooms are clean. The elevator is somewhat small, so not many people can fit inside at a time. Waiting is sometimes necessary. There is also lots of traffic in hall and the hotel pipes were making a weird whistling sound I’m guessing when someone was showering or bathroom sink. Otherwise it was a decent stay.

There are many delicious restaurants nearby, the Medici Chapel is just outside the door, the location is very convenient, and the train station is also within walking distance. The staff are also very friendly and will help you proactively. Just be careful to make sure you have a way to call the staff if you arrive too late, otherwise you may not be able to get in. The environment is very good and clean. I highly recommend it.

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.