2-Star Hotels in Florence

Our stay was incredibly comfortable and easily the best value for money on our trip. Everything about it was fantastic. The front desk staff were exceptionally warm and friendly, providing genuinely thoughtful service. The check-in perks were a real treat: we received a complimentary welcome drink on arrival, with a choice of alcoholic or non-alcoholic options, and free pasta every evening, which was a delicious bonus. The room itself was spotless and well-maintained, with brand-new, complete facilities, making for a very pleasant stay. There's also a convenient water dispenser in the public area on the first floor. Transportation was a breeze. The tram stop is just a minute or two's walk away, and it's only two stops to the train station, saving us a lot of time and hassle getting around. The hostel's common areas are well-designed, with both indoor and outdoor dining and relaxation spaces, and you can order food on-site. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, making it easy to meet fellow travelers from all over the world, which was a great social experience. Considering the accommodation quality, extra perks, and excellent location, I highly recommend this hostel.

The room was quite spacious. Since it was during the World Cup, they had live broadcasts downstairs for everyone to watch, which was a nice touch. However, some areas weren't very clean, and the shower drain often got clogged. Florence was incredibly hot – I definitely recommend avoiding going out in the midday sun during the summer.

There's a dedicated women's area, completely separate from the mixed-gender dorms, which feels very safe. There's also a small terrace where you might see cats from the neighborhood. The facilities are basic; the pots in the kitchen are old, and one of the shower racks is broken, but thankfully there are enough shower stalls. For food, they offer some bread, cookies, eggs, pasta, and tea, all free of charge. The location is excellent, close to both the train station and bus stops. Florence's main city isn't that big, so pretty much everything is within walking distance. There are tons of restaurants nearby, and even a Chinatown.

Hotel Pitti Palace al Ponte Vecchio in Florence seems to cater primarily to younger travelers. It boasts amenities like a garden and a swimming pool. We had a triple room, which was clean and tidy. The hotel is a 15-minute walk from Florence train station. Dragging suitcases over the cobblestone streets was a bit bumpy, but the hotel's location is fantastic for exploring Florence on foot. All major attractions, such as the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, and Ponte Vecchio, are within walking distance, which is incredibly convenient. Plus, there are plenty of luxury brand stores and jewelry shops nearby. Definitely recommend it!

When I arrived at the address on the main street, I was a bit confused at first because there was no hotel name displayed. However, I gathered the courage to ring the doorbell, and a sister came out, which put my mind at ease. I would have appreciated it if there had been some hotel information provided beforehand. The kitchen had a fridge and a small amount of space. The city tax needs to be paid in cash. It was also close to Florence station, making it convenient for sightseeing.

I booked this on my way to Florence. It's a beautiful and convenient place to stay with all facilities. Elio , Matteo and everyone at the reception has been very kind and helpful. Elio moved me from mix dorm to Girl dorm. Very kind. You can have coffee and cook your own meal. You can store your luggage and roam around after checkout. They help you with recommendations. Overall I had a very warming experience. I wish to come back again. Bathroom and bed was very clean & made up everyday. Absolutely worth the money and more than that the staff was really good. Only they don't have lift but hey you can climb. ✨

This is an extended stay for me. Again the staff are very helpful and lovely helping with breakfast and laundry (there’s a small fee to use the washing machine but they do it for you including the drying and folding of clothes). Communication for any concern is also very fast with the staff. For my extended review, please check my prior one especially as the single room is up in the attic and requiring a climb up a staircase. But if a budget travellers that might offset savings. There are however other better rooms which are double rooms downstairs.This is close to the Statuto train stop and generally easy to travel to attractions within Florence.

A nice little hotel near the Uffizi. I'd like to point out that the breakfasts are excellent for Italy, as they even have boiled eggs. The donuts and coffee are delicious, and you can make your own cornetto in any flavor. There's also a small selection of fresh vegetables, cheese, and cold meats for a sandwich. The bed is comfortable, there's a refrigerator, and the air conditioning works (both cooling and heating modes are definitely available.) On the downside: the shower area's design is unclear. Everything flows out of the ”cabin,” mercilessly flooding the entire bathroom. The shower head flows in all directions, so it's unclear which way you should stand to be completely washed. And the damp smell is also not particularly appealing.

The room is large, and the ventilation system is good. The host is very helpful and will tell you how to access to the building step by step by phone call. You can also contact her via WhatsApp. Overall it's good with its location, as it's located in the city center with a walkable distance to restaurants and train station. However, if you afraid of hot, the room isn't suitable for you as they don't have AC. But two fans are in the room which is also ok for us as it's windy. It's a shared bathroom apartment, but overall the bathroom is clean because two rooms share one bathroom which is also okay. They will clean the bathroom every morning so overall it's not bad!

Well located hostel. The bunk beds are great, feels like each is a single bed and you barely disturb other guests. It is also within a convent, just on the back of a church, quite a peculiar (positively) place.