I stayed with NH Firenze/Florence recently for 2 nights. The room was well appointed with a King Bed, great furnishings and Marble throughout. The breakfast buffet was included and was excellent. Any and Everything you would want is there and is a must before a long day of touring the city. Due to the time of year, all Air was... more

This place was so clean and the staff were very accomodating and so nice. The bathroom was large and the bed very comfortable. We stayed on the fourth floor and had a small balcony with a view of the hills. It was beautiful. I would definately return to this hotel! Al Vecchio Carlino is just 2 blocks away from this... more

Hotel is nice but the location is a little far from any attractions. There is a bus stop nearby, but that could be time consuming. The staff is not too helpful (except for Andrea). Great breakfast. Would not recommend because of location. more

We stayed at the NH Firenze for 5 nights on our honeymoon. Like many of the other travelers on here, we booked through hotwire. Overall, as I travel often for business and leisure, I find 99.9% of the hotels I book through hotwire to be very satisfactory, and this hotel was no exception. The room size (double room, with a... more

We booked this hotel on a Name Your Price website, so we got it for $100/night (roughly 65e) ie it was quite cheap. It is about a 15 minute walk from the train station and a 20-30 minute walk from downtown. The hotel itself from the outside is very nice and the lobby is cared for well. The first striking... more

First, the pros... hmmmm.... And now the cons... We pricelined our room, and ended up getting this room. Great, we thought... a 4 star hotel in Florence! Can't wait! However, it definitely didn't even live up to 3 star standards. Now, the thing that is ultimately annoying about this hotel is that 50% of it is renovated.... i assume when... more

We booked through Priceline. Two rooms as we're travelling with kids. I found that Priceline and Hotwire star ratings were quite accurate but this was maybe the exception. Billed as 4*, it's really a 3*. Couldn't get the air conditioning in one room to work (fortunately it was the kids' room!). Breakfast was included. It was average but a lot... more

We booked the Nh Hotel through Priceline, which offered a maximum 4-star hotel level in its bidding section for Florence. In general, we’ve found star ratings to be one-below what they are in the US, so a 4-star in Florence is like a 3-star in the states. That being said, for $87US bid (plus tax), it was hard to beat... more

Dont stay at this horrible hotel.I booked this hotel via Priceline. It is about a 30 minute walk along the river to the main art galleries and the Duomo. The hotel is extremely dirty and not appealing. Once you enter the lobby has stickers posted everywhere trying to get you to upgrade your room for 10-15 Euros per night. If... more