Hotel Delle Camelie - Florence, Italy 

Sofia Gedenryd
Posted: Sun, Jun 28 2009
Very nice and quiet hotel with lovely staff. Somewhat old and no fridge but clean and we had a good night sleep. Close to the center and trainstation. I would highly recommend this hotel for persons with avarage standards.

Askin Senel
Posted: Wed, Jun 24 2009
Well, it was just OK. Nothing much to highlight both negative or positive. The decoration is old and seems to need redecoration. The conspicious thing about room is the tall ceiling 4 meter or even may be higher so it gives very spacious feeling. The location is close to train station and a big park where there is a flea market on Sundays biweekly and is next to Piezza Independenta and not so close but also not far from main squares, attraction areas. Rooms were clean and breakfast OK, coffee was real nice and also fresh juice :). Staff was alright too, and answers questions raised to them and helpful. And despite being next to a busy road it is not noisy (1 block behind it). I guess it is one of the options in this price range.

MT
Posted: Wed, Jun 17 2009
Hotel is a bit far from the train station and from the city center, but I would stay in this hotel again. The manager was very helpful and really nice. May I suggest that management add tea-making facilty in the rooms?

Heather Burleson
Posted: Fri, Jun 12 2009
This was my second stay at this hotel. It was clean and had a larger room than most hotels. It wasn't anything fancy, but a good value for the price. The gentleman at the front desk was helpful and they even had a service come and pick up your car to park it in a garage and then deliver it when you went to leave. There is no parking on the street and the near by garages were expensive, this worked out well.

SO
Posted: Mon, Jun 08 2009
The door to the main entrance says to ring the bell, but try the door first! It was open, and I was embarrassed. The main concierge spoke English well, and was very friendly and welcoming. The room was a bit small, but there was room to move around, and the shower was nice (although you have to put your shampoo etc on the floor). The bed was comfy, although it looks a bit like a fold-out couch. The blinds are a bit tricky - look for the strap on the right (pull down to open, and pull out and up to close!). Oh, there is no hair dryer, so bring your own if you need one! Apart from taking a taxi to and from the train station, we were able to walk everywhere else in Florence we wanted to visit. Be sure not to miss the statue of David. Your map to the museum it's housed in may fail to mention that the door is on the side (in case you have trouble finding it). Oh, and the breakfast is very nice - he brings you espresso and steamed milk for your latte, and the bread was fresh.