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"The hotel was just outside of the town, so the location was good. It was a beautiful property. The breakfast was good. Just be prepared to walk stairs. No lifts. But overall, good. "

"This is a gem and well worth the stay!!! So so amazing"

"Fantastic accommodations in Florence. Easy drive from any part of the city, also a 1-minute walk to the bus if you don't have your own car or just don't feel like driving. Would definitely stay here again, highly recommend!"

"Very close to the bus and train station, lovely staff, clean room but a bit too warm even in February and no water kettle in the room, which was a bit surprising. "

"The hotel was great, just the location was a little difficult to get in."

"Here is a polished version of your review with improved grammar and structure, keeping your message clear and balanced: --- Great and beautiful place. The food is also very good, and the overall atmosphere is charming. However, the bed was terrible. The mattress was old, and the springs made it very uncomfortable, so I couldn’t sleep well. I’ve stayed in many different hotels and have never experienced such a bad bed. I understand that the concept and vibe of the place are meant to feel historic or classic, but for a property of this level, the bed should match the quality of the rest of the experience. Upgrading the mattresses would make a big difference."

"Italiana Hotels Florence was a very enjoyable place to stay. The hotel was comfortable, clean, and well organized, making our visit to Florence relaxing and smooth. The included breakfast was a great bonus and made our mornings easy and convenient. We also appreciated the free parking, which was very helpful and practical. The staff were great, friendly, professional, and always ready to assist. Overall, a wonderful experience and a solid choice for anyone visiting Florence."

"The air conditioning was bad. I was perspiring during my bed time. Other things were ok. Ample parking. "

"You can never go wrong in Toscana , even in off season . San Sano even more so, hidden from mass tourism. "