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"Had a very nice pool and lounge area, restaurant and bar too. Like a hostel resort. Florence is very walkable and this hostel was in the area of walkability. Has washer/dryers but it ate my Euros and the staff could not refund it."

"Excellent location, really good breakfast, clean and neat hotel…. All in all we really enjoyed our stay, but the highlight was the service, all the way from check in to check out, extremely nice and helpful staff… I think is a 3 stars hotel, but the service is of another level… 5 plus stars :)."

"We really enjoyed our stay at the Hotel Orto de Medici! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The hotel is a lovely blend of charming and modern. The complimentary breakfast was top notch, providing something for everyone, pancakes, bacon, eggs, a variety of pastries, fruit, juices, coffee, and even a bloodmary and mimosa bar!"

"The hotel is very conveniently located, walking distance from every attraction "

"Excellent location"

"Wow! Loved this place. Staff was so helpful, breakfast buffet was out of this world, dinners were really nice, and room (suite) was really comfortable. The garden area is pretty and quiet (except for the dulcet sound of the bells from the Duomo. Dolce vita!). The pool is small, but we weren’t there to swim, and pools are hard to find period in Europe. Close to all of the sites (walking distance). Didn’t try the spa, but that probably adds to the experience. Yeah, I’d go back for sure."

"Staff great had a room with a great view of the sound , surrounding area is very cosmopolitan "

"Staff was friendly and helpful. Centrally located. Good breakfast. Comfortable rooms. "

"We enjoyed our stay here. The hotel is currently undergoing renovations. We could hear some construction noise at the reception desk, but once we got to our room, it was quiet and far from the remodeling. Our room was very comfortable, with cold A/C and a large bathroom. The hotel is in a great location just outside the city center and a very short walk to the Santa Maria Cathedral."