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Old Feb 6th, 2003, 06:17 AM
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Florence Hotels

Can anyone recommend a nice hotel in Florence? Not too expensive and in a good location?
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Old Feb 6th, 2003, 06:44 AM
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Hotel Bellettini. Check it out at www.hotelbellettini.com Great location. We stayed in annex, just around the corner from the main bldg.; annex rooms are a bit more expensive and very nice.
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Hi Patti! It may help if you give a price range. Not too expensive for me means less than $100, but for others, it means less than $200. In the less than $100 range I liked the Casci because of its location, nice hosts, firm beds and spotless bathroom. Not charming, just clean and comfortable.
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I stayed at this convent in July of 2001 and it was fantastic!<BR>My room was large, two twin beds, antique furniture, marble fireplace, and a bathroom bigger than the one I have at home.<BR>Its located just outside the city centre, but there are good bus links nearby - I just walked and it only took about 10 minutes. The convent takes up one full city block (maybe more)It is walled off from the 'outside' world and has beautiful gardens that guests are permitted to stroll through.<BR>There is complimentary continental breakfast in a breakfast room that looks like it should be part of a museum.<BR>Upon arrival the Madre Superiore took me on a mini tour of the building and was very friendly though sopke little English.<BR>I paid only about $55CAD a night, and for the type of accommodation I received would have paid much more...<BR>They don't have a website, so if you want to see pictures mail them and they will send you a brochure. Make sure to ask for the nicest room - some are smaller and behind the library whereas mine was at the front of the building and faced out onto the gardens.<BR>If you have a car you can park it for free inside the gates, so it will be perfectly secure during the night.<BR><BR>Villa Merlo Bianca of the Istituto Suore di S. Giovanni Battista<BR>Via di Ripoli, 82<BR>50126 Firenze<BR>Itlalia<BR><BR>Phone: 39 055 6802394<BR>Fax: 39 055 680 2394<BR><BR>Have a great trip!
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I second Mariarosa's suggestion of the Casci. We stayed there last May and were very pleased with the location (a block or so from the Duomo). [email protected]. I believe we paid over 100E, however.
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we're staying at hotel aprile 120euros for a double great location
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Old Feb 7th, 2003, 08:17 PM
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In florence we stayed at Hotel Orto de Medici. Nice big rooms. We found it at www.karenbrown.com
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