The Most Popular Bed & Breakfasts in Florence...
The following Bed & Breakfasts in Florence were selected as our "Sleeper Hits" based on user reviews, location and price. Click the hotel's name to visit its website, or click "READ REVIEW" to read all user reviews. We also strongly recommend doing a search of all available hotels in Florence for your travel dates.
Battistero
Doubles from 80 Euros
This very cute B&B is part of a couple's home and faces the Baptistery. Breakfast in the room is ample and facilities are neat and nice.
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Cimatori Guest House
Doubles from 110 Euros
A spotless gem, located steps from the Duomo. Past guests rave over the incredibly helpful staff and family-style breakfast.
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Olga's House
Doubles from 65 Euros
Location right next to the Piazza Signora is 'incredible.'
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Panella's Residence
Doubles from 108 Euros
Rooms in this restored convent are luminous, spacious and lovingly decorated. Visitors report it is good value for the money and Panella, the proprietor, is charming.
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Tourist House Duomo
Doubles from 75 Euros
Former guests love the location within earshot of the Duomo's bells. Rooms are large and spacious and price includes friendly staff.
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How do these stars work?
We know, it can be confusing trying to understand this whole star-system thing. Star ratings change for each country -- and stars signify one thing in one country and a different thing in another.
In Italy, star ratings are determined by government inspectors who visit hotels every year. Points are awarded to hotels for different amenities. The more amenities (hairdryer, bathtub, cable TV, minibar, etc.), the higher the star rating.
It's important to keep in mind that four-star hotels can be devoid of charm, while a one-star hotel can turn out to be your favorite hotel in Italy. Stars alone can't rate hotels...only people can.
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