Santa Maria Novella Hotels

It was a terrific hotel. The people behind the counter were super friendly and helpful. I loved the hotel room. It was a terrific price too.

The hotel is right next to both the train and bus stations which is good, however the area around the stations is one of the less beautiful areas of florence. The rooms were fine nothing fancy, has all the basics... but above all the service was AMAZING!!!!! Its owned by a family, the grandmother is very friendly and the son is hard working, they really invited us in and answered all the questions we had, would definetly recommend this place.

Great hotel in an perfect location. Close to everything including the train station. Room was clean and spacious. Staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast had lots of options every morning. Would stay here again.

We had a one bedroom suite that was easily convertible into a two bedroom. It had 2 bathrooms a mini kitchen with stove and fridge. The amount of space we got was way more than we imagined we would get. It was fabulous. The free breakfast buffet was super filling and included hot breakfast and freshly cut fruit.

Everything was perfect, the only down point was the wifi access which was extremely slow during our entire stay. Facebook ok, but don't think about uploading a photo because it will fail.

Ten minutes from the Duomo on a narrow street that bends ever so slightly and reveals new surprises every few feet, the Hotel Vasari is the perfect spot from which to explore Florence. The building dates from the late 1500s and in the late nineteenth century served as the French Embassy. The public rooms on the street level still reflect the ambiance of that golden era as does a large sitting room on the first floor. The old tile for in the breakfast room is very nearly a work of art in itself. Guess rooms, a bit small as is always the case in older European hotels, are a bit small, but are tastefully done. Doors to the guest rooms are decorated with figures from classic paintings--a nice touch. While you're in the neighborhood, don't miss the chance fir a meal at the Trattoria Nerone on the street that connects the Hotel Vasari with the duomo (on your right as you walk toward the cathedral).

This hotel is walking distance from the train station. The quadruple room was very large, which was a pleasant change in Italy. The hosts were wonderfully helpful and gave us great information about the museums and restaurants. I highly recommend this hotel for families on a budget.

We enjoyed our stay at this hotel and if going back to Florence we would stay there again

The Rivoli staff were very friendly and went the extra mile in accommodating our young boys. The Rivoli was a highlight of our trip to Florence and we heartily recommend it.