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Valdirose

5 of 5 stars
BecerrilMadrid
Americano en Italia
Dec 21, 2009

I have to say that the Valdirose was the best part of my trip to Florence/Tuscany. Giovanni, Paolo and Irene was so extremely nice, that it made me want to hurry up and finish my sight-seeing so I...more

“Great cooking excursion outside Florence”

Good Tastes of Tuscany Cooking Class

5 of 5 stars
KRFarrell
Boston
Dec 14, 2009
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My wife and I attended a Good Tastes of Tuscany Cooking Class earlier this Fall and had a great time. The class was relatively small (our kitchen had six students plus the instructor) and there was a...more

“A beautiful hotel and beautiful hosts!”

Valdirose

5 of 5 stars
dpsBristol
Bristol
Nov 23, 2009

This is one of the loveliest hotels I have stayed in. I travel a lot for business and much prefer to stay here for my business trips to Florence than any of the larger hotels. I travel to Florence...more

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