25Hours Hotel Florence Piazza San Paolino

The location is decent, about 600-700 meters from the train station and the city center. The Hell Room was really something**, but I liked it, haha! The hotel's restaurant is beautiful, and the design of the public areas and rooms is very distinctive. The room size is moderate, which is quite good for Europe. The bed is large and comfortable, and the windows are well soundproofed. The first round of the mini-bar is free, and breakfast is also pretty good. The only downside was one front desk staff member, who looked Asian and had a bit of a mean attitude. Overall, it was good.

I highly recommend this hotel! The location is absolutely perfect! It's super close to the train station, just a 7-minute walk, and it's incredibly convenient for all the must-see tourist spots like landmarks, the plaza, and the Old Bridge. The Accademia Gallery and Uffizi Gallery are also nearby, and even the sunset viewing point is just a 20-minute walk away. We walked everywhere during our entire stay in Florence, and it was so handy to be able to pop back to the hotel anytime to rest. Plus, it's only a few hundred meters from the century-old pharmacy, making shopping incredibly convenient with virtually no queues. My room included breakfast, which was quite substantial by Italian standards. I absolutely adore this city and will definitely bring my daughter back. I'll choose to stay here again next time!

Lots of ants in the room, just look at the pictures... The front desk staff just gave me a 'wow, really?' look and did nothing about it.

This hotel is really new and has a cool concept, especially some of the taglines, which really made me want to stay here. They have 'Angel Rooms' and 'Devil Rooms,' and the Angel Rooms are perfect for Chinese guests, haha. Remember to bring your own slippers, toothbrush, and toothpaste. All the rooms come with a safe, which is super convenient, and the service is excellent, with staff speaking great English. The location is incredibly convenient for visiting the Duomo, and there's a convenience store right outside the door.