I agree with everything Prettytexasgal said in her review and was planning to write the same. Other reviewers seem too picky to me. After hectic, tourist-swarmed days in Florence, Campi Bisenzio was a nice break from the hustle and bustle. It might not be the best neighborhood, but if you are having full days in Florence, you pretty much just... More

It's a nice, clean family-run hotel in a community outside Florence. It's a short walk to an ATAF bus stop. The number 30 takes you to the Stazione in Florence, from which it is very easy to walk to the sights you wish to see. Coming back, be sure to take the 30B, not the 30A. The elderly gentleman (the... More

Just to make it clear, there is nothing central about this hotel, other than it is in the center of Campi Bisenzio, which is about 25 - 30min bus ride from the center of Florence. No complaints as this hotel was cheap, and I got what I paid for. Make sure you know how to get here as it is... More

Campi Bisenzio, about 15 minutes outside of Florence, was a less-than-charming neighborhood. First, there was nowhere to park at the hotel so we chanced parking our rental car on a side street. The hotel was hard to find at it was just a little hole-in-the-wall in a small square. Once inside, we found we were seconds to late to grab... More

We stayed at the Hotel Centro for one night, as a stop off on our road trip between Florence & Pisa. The hotel was fairly difficult to find, because it's not on a main street (it sits in the pedestrianised town square), and it's parking was limited to one reserved space in a car park opposite the square. The hotel... More