Hotel Il Guelfo Bianco-florence
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I stayed at Il Guelfo Bianco in June and liked it very much. I would stay there again. The location is good, my room was nice and the staff was very helpful.<BR><BR>I also answered this question about a week ago but I know that recent threads don't come up in a search and it is easier to reply again than to search for the previous post. I will say that all the posts there were positive.
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Julie, first of all, thanks for the comments. Can you elaborate more on the type of room you stayed in? I'm thinking of either a std. double or a superior double. Did you get a separate shower and tub or was it just a shower alone? I'll try to search for your and others postings prior.
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That's okay...I answer to alsmost anything. <BR><BR>I had a single room and it was small but nicely furnished. The bath had only a shower with no curtain but I have gotten used to that. <BR><BR>There are all different shapes and sizes of rooms as this is not a purpose-built hotel. I suggest emailing them to see what is available and what would suit you. You can read more about this hotel in Karen Brown's guide.<BR><BR>Enjoy your stay in Florence.
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I took a small group to Florence about 4 years ago and we stayed at the Hotel Il Guelfo Biano and it is not only in a great locations, but quite a find. The staff is warm and friendly. As for a double superior room in the back (away from the noise). Those rooms overlook a small outdoor patio where you can relax with a glass of wine after a day of sightseeing and shopping. They also include a very nice buffet breakfast.
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Sorry, didn't realize that the last message didn't appear in the search. My last comments were that it was a great location, people were extrememly helpful making restaurant reservations, etc. and that the superior rooms are worth it! (Ours was in back too, great big tub). Have a great time, Florence is beautiful.<BR>Sia
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Hi, thanks again! <BR><BR>The hotel is offering me a room that overlooks either the garden or courtyard. Which would you all say is better? Or no difference?<BR><BR>I would think I'd prefer a superior room over a std. room anywhere, however, comments on how a superior room vs. a std. room would be appreciated.<BR><BR>They also advised me that breakfast items such as ham, yogurt, and fruit salad is not part of the regular breakfast-they cost extra. What exactly do they give for breakfast usually?