Need recommendation for Florence centrally located hotel up to about 50 euro
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Need recommendation for Florence centrally located hotel up to about 50 euro
The message title says it all. If anyone has a recommendation please post. It will be for 9 days coming up next week. Should a discount be expected for a stay this long?
Many thanks in advance.
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Convents and monasteries are usually booked months in advance.
You can always try
CASA SANTO NOME DI GESÙ
Piazza del Carmine 21
50124 Florence
Tel. 055.213.856
Fax: 055.281.835
e-mail: [email protected]
Singles with bath are 60 Euro; somewhat less without bath.
You can always try
CASA SANTO NOME DI GESÙ
Piazza del Carmine 21
50124 Florence
Tel. 055.213.856
Fax: 055.281.835
e-mail: [email protected]
Singles with bath are 60 Euro; somewhat less without bath.
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We stayed at the Hotel Enza, a nice little hotel on a quiet street. We paid $60 Euros and had a nice double, including a decent breakfast.
Here's the link to the review on trip advisor:
Hotel Enza
Via San Zanobi, 45
Florence 50129
Italy
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...e_Tuscany.html
Here's the link to the review on trip advisor:
Hotel Enza
Via San Zanobi, 45
Florence 50129
Italy
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...e_Tuscany.html
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Nine days might be a problem as I think you will only be able to find scattered days available. You could try Ira's favorite B&B.
http://www.bedinflorence.it/prices.htm
http://www.bedinflorence.it/prices.htm
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If "50 euros" is per person, for a double, or triple - - then the question changes significantly...
If you mean for a single, then I think you better try hooking up with someone!
Best wishes,
Rex
If you mean for a single, then I think you better try hooking up with someone!
Best wishes,
Rex
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Thanks all for your comments and suggestions. It looks like this is the wrong town or time for a 50 euro bed. BTW, it's for a single. Plumbing not important. Patrick, I thought that it wouldn't hurt to ask. I always ask when I'm over there.
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<<It looks like this is the wrong town or time for a 50 euro bed.>>
Neither wrong town, nor wrong time.
You said centrally located.
Not fussy about plumbing will only get you so far in finding inexpensive options in Florence.
Not fussy about location will work wonders.
The website www.venere.com lists these 1-star places at 40-50 euro for a single, per night, with availability July 7-16:
1. Masaccio
Campo di Marte
€ 40
2. ABC
Santa Maria Novella
€ 40
3. Genesio
San Lorenzo
€ 42
4. Fiorentina
Santa Maria Novella
€ 42
5. Enza
San Lorenzo
€ 45
6. Giappone
Duomo
€ 45
7. Pensione Bretagna
Palazzo Strozzi
€ 45
8. Soggiorno Firenze
Porta al Prato
€ 45
9. Ferretti
Santa Maria Novella
€ 45
10. Ausonia e Rimini
San Lorenzo
€ 48
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Not everyone of these is a bad location, but I don't know a thing about any of them.
At least the first one does provide a bathroom in the room. I didn't go down the list checking the others.
Neither wrong town, nor wrong time.
You said centrally located.
Not fussy about plumbing will only get you so far in finding inexpensive options in Florence.
Not fussy about location will work wonders.
The website www.venere.com lists these 1-star places at 40-50 euro for a single, per night, with availability July 7-16:
1. Masaccio
Campo di Marte
€ 40
2. ABC
Santa Maria Novella
€ 40
3. Genesio
San Lorenzo
€ 42
4. Fiorentina
Santa Maria Novella
€ 42
5. Enza
San Lorenzo
€ 45
6. Giappone
Duomo
€ 45
7. Pensione Bretagna
Palazzo Strozzi
€ 45
8. Soggiorno Firenze
Porta al Prato
€ 45
9. Ferretti
Santa Maria Novella
€ 45
10. Ausonia e Rimini
San Lorenzo
€ 48
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Not everyone of these is a bad location, but I don't know a thing about any of them.
At least the first one does provide a bathroom in the room. I didn't go down the list checking the others.
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I gave "laterooms.com" a peek...
its pretty spartan but its the price and its central: Locanda Gallo.
the site on Laterooms says:
Locanda Gallo Description
Locanda Gallo offers rooms and small nice apartments on the third floor of an ancient building situated in the historical centre of Florence close to the central Train Station Santa Maria Novella and near the most important monuments and the most prestigious shops.
The Locanda Gallo is on ancient private building. All the rooms have private bathroom.
No curfew
We have tree private small apartments with kitchen rentable per week.
All our rooms and apartments have air conditioned and TV
There is no 24 h reception, just check in at arrival, so your staying in Florence will be like being in your home.
its pretty spartan but its the price and its central: Locanda Gallo.
the site on Laterooms says:
Locanda Gallo Description
Locanda Gallo offers rooms and small nice apartments on the third floor of an ancient building situated in the historical centre of Florence close to the central Train Station Santa Maria Novella and near the most important monuments and the most prestigious shops.
The Locanda Gallo is on ancient private building. All the rooms have private bathroom.
No curfew
We have tree private small apartments with kitchen rentable per week.
All our rooms and apartments have air conditioned and TV
There is no 24 h reception, just check in at arrival, so your staying in Florence will be like being in your home.
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I don't know if it has to be a formal hotel or not. Try Istituto Gould in the Oltrarno (if that's centrally located enough). Try Ninnananna B&B in the San Lorenzo area. Try Orbitz, RatestoGo, and LateRooms. You might also want to split up the stay.
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