annakarina

We are family of 4 (3 adults and 1 child) who will be visiting Venice, Florence and Rome in December. Do you have any recommendations for a hotel that could accommodate all of us. I realize that we may require booking 2 rooms; therefore, apartments may be a better option. Thanks.

bobthenavigator

Look at Corte Grimani in Venice

nytraveler

You can find family rooms that will accomodate 4 - but will need to make sure of the bed configuration you need.

What is your budget?

Fodorite018

Hotel Casci in Florence and Hotel Miami in Rome. Our family of 4 stayed in both of these and the rooms were spacious and worked well for us. In both hotels we had a double (or queen, can't remember) and then 2 twin beds.

kasykd

We are very much looking forward to our accommodations in Rome, Amsterdm and Munich that I made through airbnb.com.

annakarina

nytraveler- €200-250 per night.

Thanks to all who have replied.

tcinct

hi annakarina,

Here is an apartment that we stayed at in Florence in 2011 and would recommend:

http://www.casacaterina.it or http://www.vrbo.com/103293

annakarina

Thanks, tcinct. Unfortunately, there is no availability for our dates.

Maltesec

A four-bed rooms could better fits to your case, let's check Hotel Colomba http://www.hotelcolomba.com/rooms-in...four-bed-rooms is very close to the Cathedral central square.

loumartinez

Quad room is not a trouble in Florence even city centre and hotel can be more comfortable since you will be wandering all day and not feeling like cooking by yourself I guess. Try Hotel Casci http://www.hotelcasci.com/en/rooms.html

bendigo

Five of us fitted into one hotel room in Venice in December - 2 adults and 3 late-teen kids.

Hotel Scoti - just next to Rialto Bridge:

http://hotelmarconi.it/eng/index.html

bendigo

I meant Hotel Marconi - as per link.

Hotel Scoti is in Florence - we had two separate rooms there - 2 + 3

PalenQ

ttt

annakarina

Thanks to everyone. I will check those hotels out.

michele_d

We stayed here in Rome and loved it:

http://www.sleepinitaly.com/rome/cam...ent-balestrari