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About Hotel Chiazza
reception
Hotel Chiazza is situated in the heart of Florence, very close to the Duomo, in a palace from the 15th century.
Opened in 1958, the property features a friendly staff speaking English and French.
The family management welcomes guests in a warm ambient, with a welcoming bar.
Location of Hotel Chiazza, Florence
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City Area:Santissima Annunziata
Position of the zone in the city
General map
Rooms at Chiazza
double room
The hotel offers 14 rooms, including single and double rooms with shared bathroom and single, double and triple rooms featuring ensuite bathroom.
The accommodations are furthermore equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, satellite TV and direct dial telephone.
An extra bed, for a child younger than 12 years old, can be added on request in the triple room for an additional charge.
- Direct dial phone
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Satellite TV
Breakfast at Chiazza
The continental breakfast buffet is served in the breakfast room from 8 a.m. until 10 a.m.
Hotel Facilities
- Credit card accepted
- Entire property is air conditioned
- Historic building
- Pets accepted
- City maps
- Concierge
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- Multilingual staff
- Tourist information
- Bar
Hotel Reviews Chiazza
Young couple
USA, Sep 2009
Everyone was nice. Lot's of stairs and different name on the door bell confused us. overall good location and quiet. take taxi or use the map!!
Young couple
Canada, Jul 2009
its a decent hotel in general, but you have to go up 3 flights of stairs, so if you are traveling with elderly it could be a less convenient. It also got a little confusing because the hotel is also called another name.
Family with young children
South Africa, Jul 2009
The room was spacious, but situated right above two restaurants that really came to life at night! Thus not a very quiet room or night's sleep!
Mature couple
Canada, May 2009
We should know before the arrival that the street Borgo Pinti is for people who walk and that the reception desk is on the fourth floor. When you travel with big luggages it is important to know that you will have to carry them on the fourth floor because there is no elevator.
Mature couple
USA, Dec 2008
This is a very quaint hotel up 3 flights of stairs. We loved it. The room was small, but who cares, you're in Florence! Look at the art! It was inexpensive and clean which fits my criteria perfectly. I would absolutely stay here again.
Single traveller
Canada, Sep 2008
I am a solo traveller and I stayed at Chiazza for 6 days which is a long time and I really enjoyed it. The staff was very nice, the breakfast ok, the room was quite clean...except for the fact that the shower is incorporated behind the bathroom door and it took me a few minutes to realize that I had to shower directly in on the floor of the bathroom!!!! The only other inconvinience are the STAIRS!!! no lift and I had to go up and down with my luggage 4 sets of long stairs! The hotel is located in a great area, next to many many excellent restaurants and next to the Duomo too! Its pretty far from the train station (30min walk). Overall, I enjoyed my stay and I definitely recommend it.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Sep 2008
Really good as a base for exploring Florence. We could see the Dome from our window-and hear the bells in the morning. Not suitable for anyone who would find a four-staircase climb daunting, there's no lift as far as I could tell.
Young couple
Spain, Sep 2008
We stayed in this hotel for three days. The location was great, just 5 minutes walking to the Duomo and with plenty of bars and restaurants in the surroundings. The room was quiet and clean but the bathroom was in really bad condition (made of plastic and silicone) and the beds were old and not very good. I would only recommend this place to backpackers and similar
Mature couple
Spain, Sep 2008
Hotel Chiazza was up to the standard we expected from a two star reasonably price hotel. It is very central to all major tourist attractions in Florence. Everything is within walking distance. The hotel was very quiet and our room overlooked a quiet courtyard so there were no disturbing noises. The only minus was that the bathroom was very small, but having said that you are only in the room for short while. Would recommend this hotel.
Young couple
USA, Sep 2008
My wife and I stayed here on our Honeymoon, looking to keep cost down with the US $ so weak. Hotel Chiazza was definitely "frill-less" - no carpet, very small shower - but clean. The location was great; very close to the Duomo, The Uffizi, and Accademia. Also, the people at the front desk spoke great English and were very attentive.
Young couple
Canada, Sep 2008
We were staying at 5 different locations on our trip through Italy. Two in Rome,and one in Florence, Milan and Venice. This was the cheapest hotel we rented. Breakfast was nothing spectacular, but i expected that based on other people's comments. What was spectacular was the size of our room. I think the rest of the patrons were staying inside the main building but our prepaid double was actually a separate apartment inside the court yard. We had a very large bedroom with a large double bed and a single in the corner. Large bathroom, a kitchen with a fridge and a stove and another room in the back of that with a couch. The area was close to the total area of three other hotels I booked on this trip. It was all very new. You can still slightly smell the new paint. On the negative side the shower was not constructed properly so the water was spilling on the floor, but I would imagine that this minor oversight would be corrected soon. Also the was no TV which was unfortunate. Still compared to the room I had in Milan and the second hotel I booked in Rome it was very very great. Location isn't too bad either, 7-10 min walk to the Piazza de Lorenze and the Duomo, and not an overly long walk from the train station. It's just far enough from the busy end to be relatively quiet. I would stay there again, but as I know from the past experiences the kind of room you get is always luck of the draw.
Young couple
USA, Sep 2008
It was fine overall, and the fellow at the front desk was very helpful and accommodating. The stairs were not much fun to navigate with heavy luggage and bad knees, but if those are not issues for you, then fine.
Single traveller
United Kingdom, Jul 2008
The room and staff were fine. The breakfast was a buffet with a good selection. There is a supermarket only a minute away and it's near all the main attractions.The only negative thing: the room was in the front of the hotel and it wasn't sound proofed. This meant, for example, that you could hear every single word of conversation from the restaurant outside. At one point a van outside the restaurant had its engine running. It was so loud the whole room vibrated. This was at 1am, then later on you could hear roadworks.
Young couple
Latvia, Jul 2008
The staff was very friendly, also english speaking. Bathroom is qiet interesting, but didnt seemed to be a big problem fore young couple like us. Room was clean, location is very good, breakfast is poor, but we eat mostly in a restaurants or cafeterias because there are no food stores. Florence is definetely beautiful and also not a cheap city, i suggest that this offer was ok, still you have to have cash on you to get even the basic things.
Single traveller
Slovakia, Jul 2008
Excellent staff but very poor breakfast... I guess the same dried croissant was served for the whole week. The bathroom (especially the shower) was extremly small.
Mature couple
USA, Jul 2008
The bathroom is not clean - hairdryer didn't work, no shower curtain over the shower so water goes everywhere, handles of the shower broken, toilet didn't flush very well.
Family with young children
USA, Jun 2008
We were given a wonderful apartment. It was beautiful and spacious. I was struck mainly by the calm and friendly environment. The location could not be better.
Single traveller
South Korea, Jun 2008
single room and the price is not so bad. But there was always nosy outside by the dawn. I couln't sleep. The host was nice and kind.
Mature couple
France, Jun 2008
Hotel bien situé pour visiter mais au 2è étage. Chambre simple,déjeuner correct mais sans plus vu le prix.
Young couple
Puerto Rico, May 2008
Place is well located, bathrooms are really bad but place is clean. Close to lots of places to eat and walking distance to all attractions. I don't think I would stay here again though.
Family with older children
USA, May 2008
Not too far from the Academia stop but a bit confusing to find, the room had just been renovated and was terrific.
Sweden, May 2008
The stairs were terrible! No elevator. But the breakfast very good and the personel extremely nice and helpful. We did't find anyone who spoke English however, as told on the web. The surroundings are not beautiful, but it's right in the centre of the city, so it was perfect for us. We had a double room with shower. A bit impractical with the shower on the wall. The floor went all wet.
Single traveller
United Kingdom, May 2008
When I arrived, I was moved to the Hotel on the next floor up, which was no problem: the Cardinals of Florence. Clean and comfortable, spacious fully functioning bathroom and a great view of the Duomo. Really friendly and attentive service. Poor breakfast selection; all sweet, no savoury.
Mature couple
France, May 2008
There were no room available when we arrived and nobody called me even if I gave my mobile phone number. We have been transfered in an other hotel belonging to the same hotel owner but the room was very small, noisy and not corresponding to the one we had booked at a very close price
Young couple
Singapore, May 2008
about 20min walking from train station. welcoming staff. breakfast was ok. room was clean.
Young couple
France, Mar 2008
It's such a nice place very close to Duomo, Galeria del Academia and Santa Croce. I recommend u this hotel, with very nice employees who are always smiling, a breakfast with the boss'coffes and Capuccino (please, ask them...u won't regret!). Quel merveilleux endroit, très proche de grands sites touristiques, de restos sympas. Les gérants (toute une famille...)sont très gentils, serviables et souriant. Avec eux, on n'a pas l'impression d'être des touristes. Merci pour cet acceuil si chaleureux!N'hésitez pas à leur parler (la gérante parke français...). Je recommande le café fait maison (pas à la machine) ou le capuccino fait des patrons, quel délice!!!Un petit bémol, il faisait un peu frais dans notre chambre, mais ce ne gâche en rien le magnifique weekend passé à FIRENZE!
Single traveller
Netherlands, Apr 2008
Very good hotel, We slept 2 days. Beds are really good !
Young couple
Italy, Mar 2008
Bedroom clean... bathroom very small... people fine...
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Spain, Mar 2008
Hotel Chiazza has a great price/quality ratio!! It is similar to a guest house,small, breakfast is ok ( non spectacular ),is clean and quiet and the service is warm and welcoming. I have been stayed on it 2 times and recommended it to everyone who traveled to Firenze. No one has complained yet...
Single traveller
USA, Feb 2008
Hotel Chiazza is a budget hotel. The price was exactly what I was looking for. The rooms were very spartan. I shared a bathroom - it was clean just a little bit down the hall. The whole reason I picked this hotel was location. You couldn't ask for a better location. Less than a five minute walk to the Duomo and Santa Croce. I would not recommend this property to anyone who cannot do stairs. You need to go up two steep flights of stairs with no elevator to get to this hotel. This could be problematic with anyone who has physical difficulties. If you are looking for an inexpensive hotel with no frills that is centrally located this is your place. Only problem I had was that my room faced the street which was VERY noisey.
Young couple
Italy, Feb 2008
good except for the shower and expensive parking
Mature couple
USA, Nov 2007
The Hotel Chiazza is a small hotel a couple of flights of stairs up from the street. (I don't think there's an elevator, so the stairs might be an issue for the elderly.) We got a warm welcome and a thorough explanation of using the key and (after hours) the secret code to enter the hotel. Our room was clean and adequately sized for our needs. The in-room bathroom includes a shower that isn't enclosed, so the water goes everywhere in the bathroom when you're showering; but a nice wipe-down of everything with the towel was all that was required after a shower. The hotel has a very nice breakfast--several breads and rolls, cereal, yogurt, orange juice, fruit, and coffee/cappuccino/tea. The hotel is located about a 10-minute walk east of the Duomo. It's probably a 4-5 minute walk from gelato at Vivoli's, one of our favorite gelato spots. The restaurant Cibreo is also just about a 5-minute walk away--great creamy polenta. And the hotel is right across the street from La Giostra, a wonderful restaurant with engaging staff and lots of good food. There are plenty of Internet access points, restaurants, banks, and stores lining the streets around Hotel Chiazza, and the major sights in beautiful Florence are within walking distance if you're in reasonable shape. This was my first stay and my wife's second stay at Hotel Chiazza, and we'd be happy to stay here again the next time we visit Florence.
Mature couple
Italy, Nov 2007
L'Albergo è situato proprio al centro di Firenze. Comodissimo.
Mature couple
France, Nov 2007
Very happy about our stay
Mature couple
France, Oct 2007
very good address the only thing that might be improved is the space available in the breakfast room
Young couple
Italy, Sep 2007
coffee was terrible, the only thing we didnt like!! otherwise a great spot to stay. across from a fantastic restaurant too.
Single traveller
USA, Oct 2007
Bathroom doubles as shower so everything in there gets wet when one showers so the shower should be the last thing you do or you are tramping around on a wet floor and tracking it all over the rest of the room.
Single traveller
Spain, Sep 2007
The cleanliness of the rooms is good, although there aren’t a cabin shower in the bathroom, so all the water fall down. Also is important to notice that there are rooms without bathrooms inside. The nights are a bit noisy but the hotel is close to the downtown. The employees are very nice.
Single traveller
Spain, Sep 2007
Hotel Chiazza es un sito que me ha gustado mucho. Por su puesto que no es como un hotel, pero está muy bien situado, los empleados son encantadores y tiene un precio bueno. La limpieza ha sido muy buena. Lo únio que si toca una habitación que de a la calle de la fachada, es una zona que ponen algún restaurante con terraza (y eso que la calle es estrecha), pero hace bastante ruido hasta altas horas, las otras habitaciones sin problema. A pesar del ruido es un sitio que creo interesa por la relación coste-servicio (el desayuno está muy bien). Yo me alojé en una habitación sin baño, y la verdad, nunca me encontré con nadie en el baño, y este siempre estuvo limpio. Chiazza Hotel is a nice hostal. It´s not like an hotel, but it´s close to the center, and the people who work there are very nice. The price is really good. The hostal was clean. The only problem I found is that if you have one room of the front part of the house (the main street), it´s a bit noisy, because there are some restaurants in the street (unless in summer, and the street is very narrow), with the other rooms, no problem. I recomend this place, and if I come back to Florence this will be one place I´ll try to get. The breakfast is very good for the price I paid. I was in a room withouth bathroom, and it´s cheaper, I never found anyone in the toilets, and it was ever clean.
Young couple
USA, Sep 2007
Pros: The staff was extremely friendly. The location is outstanding. The rooms are clean. The breakfast is very adequate. Cons: I did not have a television as stated on Venere.com. The decoration is very lackluster and dreary. The price for what you get is high, although I imagine that has to do with the mind-boggling amount of tourists in Florence.
Young couple
Canada, Sep 2007
The hotel is located close to the main attractions for Florance and the train station. The staff are friendly, rooms are spacious (double rooms). The only drawbacks would be the 2 floor climb as there is no elevator (travel light) and there is no sign on the street, but there was a street number, so we found the place. Overall ok stay, would go back to this hotel
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USA, Sep 2007
This is a budget hotel in Florence. The location is good and the staff was helpful and friendly. Rooms were small and the bathrooms were even smaller. The hotel is up several flights of stairs and there is not elevator, so probably not a good choice for those with mobility issues or lots of luggage. If you're looking for a reasonably priced place to sleep located near the points of interest, this is a viable choice. No frills, but adequate.
Single traveller
China, Sep 2007
The room on the other side of apartment is a little bit horrific especially to a single travelled girl. Room is big, very noice at night. But the biggest problem is horrible. But if for the family or a group of peple, it is a nice place because even private kitchen is there.
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USA, Sep 2007
Our stay at Hotel Chiazza was great. Room was quite spacious and clean. Staff was welcoming. Within walking distance to everything in Florence. Great restaurants nearby. Only complaint was that neighbors living in apts nearby were a bit noisy.
Single traveller
Austria, Sep 2007
I stayed in a single room. Eventhough the room is small, it is no problem because it is clean. It was no problem at all, that the bathroom was not in the room, it was an extra room, which was also clean. The clientele I think is people who don´t want to spend too much money for a hotel, but still stay close to down town, which is the case when you stay in Chiazza. Overall I liked the hotel and would stay there again, no problem at all.
Single traveller
France, Aug 2007
très bon rapport qualité prix, acceuil excellent. Petit bémol, la nuit, les terrasses sous les fenêtres sont très bruyantes. a savoir l'hôtel est au deuxième sans ascenseur. mais à part cela, c'est très très bien.
Family with young children
France, Aug 2007
Hotel idéal pour visiter Florence, au calme, bien propre et ayant une bonne literie. Le seul point négatif que je lui trouve est qu'il se trouve au 2ieme étage sans ascenceur.
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Israel, Jul 2007
The welcoming, front desk service, assistance were good. Breakfast was in a good level for a B&B. I would go their again if i return to Firenze it is very close to all main areas in Firenze. the 4 problems we have encountered are: 1. the air conditioning system did not work (they had a problem with the electricity). 2. the shower is built in an incompetent way, and it is hard to keep the floors dry. 3. since the shower is wet, the black shoe marks are left on the wet floor, and it give a "dirty feeling". 4. no elevator, so if you have problems with stairs, it is in the second floor.
Single traveller
Italy, Jul 2007
my toilet was 20 mts far out from my room, to be shared with other people. nobody told me this. please, update your listing.
Mature couple
Czech Republic, Jul 2005
Excellent location, very friendly stuff, downtown, parking available close to the hotel. It's on the second flour, so you will have to carry your bagage upstairs, and it is not to easy to find it :)
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Australia, May 2007
Good location easy walking distance to everything. The people at the front desk were very helpful and friendly. The only drawback was that the room was very small.
Young couple
USA, May 2007
The stay at Hotel Chiazza was fine. The Hotel would be hard to find if not taking a taxi from the train station or the airport. It is down a sidestreet and has a tiny 6" x 12" sign along with another hotel that is in the same building. Upon arrival, you have to walk up to the three flights of stairs (pack light) and then are finally warmly met by the family run staff. The stay was great. It is a quiet part of town, which is good due to the walls and windows being paper thin. Of course that is like every hotel in Europe though. About a five to ten minute walk to the Accademia and the Duomo.
Young couple
France, May 2007
Situated in a quiet street, the hotel is really well located: 10 min to the Duomo by feet and all other spots are close. Nice staff, good breakfast. Possible to park your car in the hotel courtyard for 10€/day (ask to book the space). Nice room, except the shower which floods the bathroom ground when you use it. Overall, a good hotel, we would not hesitate to go back there.
Young couple
Spain, Apr 2007
I`t is very nice by the bathroom is too small.
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USA, Mar 2007
Rooms on the street side are noisy because the narrow street is lined with buildings that reflect and amplify sounds. The windows are double-pane and cut out much of the noise, but make sure to arrange a courtyard-side room if you want peace and quiet. Otherwise, the hotel was an excellent value: clean, convenient, and cheap.
Single traveller
Germany, Oct 2006
I stayed there twice last year (speaks for itself). Perfect location, very nice and helpful staff. The room facing the backyard was perfectly quiet. Very strong air condition, regulation of temperature degrees possible (room wasn't hot even without it though I stayed there in July). Bathroom small but had everything you need, everything very clean and new looking. The room I booked at my second visit didn't have its own bathroom, liked it that it had a washbasin. No air condition this time. Breakfast was sweet only but sufficient. Would have liked some cheese though.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Feb 2007
In Uk we would call it a guest house rather than hotel. Close to Duomo in pedestrianised end of Borgo Pinti, so excellent there. Bus routes are hard to comprehend de to narrow one-way streets, but for info, the bus stop towards the station is just round the corner, but coming back it is 2 streets further south. Pleasant helpful German girl was on duty some of the time, though not all staff had good enough English for non Italian speakers. Good breakfast but poor quality expresso coffee. (best coffee we had on trip was in a tiny pizza shop 100m from far end of Ponte Vecchio) Double room 7 was clean but very small with large comfy double bed, en suite shower room(wet room) with bidet. Could just see top of duomo through the roofs and aerials. Unfortunately the wall between room 7 and 8 is paper thin! It was less embarrassing listening to next door making love and shouting and noisily talking on the phone as room 8 had italian occupants. Had they been English, I could have understood every word! 3 flights of steep stone stairs from ground to hotel. Not for the infirm or anyone expecting a Marriott hotel. No bath available anywhere ,only showers. No kettle and only 2 power points (used for bedside lights). No fridge. Overall it was similar to my expectation at 60 euros a night as I have visited Florence,Bologna and Rome on a budget before.
Single traveller
Netherlands, Jan 2007
Small quiet hotel not far from the important highlights. Good breakfast
Young couple
USA, Jan 2007
The location was pretty close to historic center and the staff were very kind. The breakfast was much better than expected: they had little cakes & blood oranges in addition to the standard roll & sweet croisant. But stop and think for just a moment: this hotel is rated positively by travelers who don't mind sharing a bathroom, or that the hotel is located near a busy bar/cantina area. If you _know_ you'd prefer a private bath, avoid the place. The check-in is up two flights of stairs, after which you may end up going back down with your luggage and walking to another building. If you are older, have children, or prefer a more "relaxed" feel, this is not your hotel. My wife and I were a little disappointed, but this was all that was available because of a big trade fair in Florence the week we were in town. As far as we could tell all rooms have shared bath. The bathroom we shared with two other rooms was pretty clean, but the situation still feels strange. The room is VERY simply decorated. The TV in the room didn't work; the table lamps didn't work so the only light was an outdoor-use floodlight installed on the indoor wall. It was fairly quiet, as long as persons in other rooms weren't making any noise by playing the radio or TV. If you're a young, single traveler or backpacker, you'll probably love this hotel.
Young couple
United Kingdom, Dec 2006
Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent proximity to all the main sights. Accomodation clean and tidy. Would highly recommend for a long weekend stay.
France, Nov 2006
Un hotel excelentemente situado. Nosotros tuvimos la suerte de estar en el departamento. Era muy grande y todo nuevo, además de estar isolado del resto del hotel, lo que lo hacía más tranquilo.
Single traveller
Germany, Nov 2006
There was a very musty smell in the bed room ! The bath room on the corridor was very neglected. The noicec comming form the street in the night are very loud. But the hotel is very central - 300 m from the dome - and for the price of 30,- € and eg the very big room - and only for three nights - it was a very good decision to choose this hotel !
Single traveller
Switzerland, Nov 2006
Abends ziemlich lebhafte Umgebung; die Etagendusche ist gewöhnungsbedürftig. Dafür nettes Personal; gutes Frühstücksbuffet; zentral, aber doch nicht allzu touristisch gelegen. Zu dem Preis eine gute Empfehlung.
Young couple
USA, Nov 2006
This was my first time in Florence. I found the Hotel Chiazza to be very clean with a friendly staff. The young woman working afternoons and evenings was particularly friendly and helpful. The location is good being minutes away from the Duomo and close to good restaurants and convenient to the train station as well. Our room looked out to the courtyard which is shared with residential units. We did get woken up in the a.m. with motorbikes starting up for work, however, we know this is out of the hotel's control.
Single traveller
USA, Oct 2006
If you are stone deaf, this hotel rates as an excellent choice. I stayed here for three nights, for 45 euros per night, in early October. The price included a small room, a shared bathroom, and breakfast. The rooms, which face the Via Borgo Pinti, are not soundproof to the outside, and sleeping without earplugs before 1:30 am and after 5:30 am is not possible. The stone walls of the Borgo Pinti conduct ALL sounds from the street level, acting as an amplifier. Sleeping with the windows closed, blinds down, curtains drawn will not aid in blocking noise. You will be able to hear a key turning in a lock at the street level three floors below. The hotel is located close to Santa Croce, in a small and handsome neighborhood. The room contained a single bed, a sink, and a bidet which directly faces your pillow. This is either extraordinarily practical for those inclined, or a real eyesore. The sheets and towels are clean and well-cared-for. The breakfast, though touted as exemplary, would be best described as what you would give your neighbors if they suddenly descended on you at 6:30 am: fruit, room temperature yogurt and butter, one flavor of juice, coffee, and slices of bread. A good place for dropping your luggage and being elsewhere. Bring earplugs.
Young couple
USA, Sep 2006
I would not recommend the cheaper rooms. The room we had was in a separate part of the building and was directly above the noisey street. Also, if you have bikes, take them to your room and lock them. Ours were locked it the courtyard, out of sight from the street. Some thief came with a bolt cutter and cut the lock and stole our bikes on the first night of our vacation, thus really making our vacation much less pleasant than it might have been.
Single traveller
USA, Sep 2006
The long 2 flights of stairs to the reception were difficult with heavy luggage, but the staff was very pleasant and helpful and the location convenient.
Young couple
Ireland, Sep 2006
Staff was very helpfull and friendly (english speaking). Hotel was close to sights, restaurants, shops and station. Everything was nice and clean. Bathroom was private (we asked for a private bathroom) but not connected to room, so we had to run with our towels down the hall which was a bit strange. It was very big and clean though.
Mature couple
USA, Aug 2006
Hotel Chiazza has an excellant location - a slight walk from the main Dome. The staff was friendly and the rooms were clean. Across the street is a small local restaurant that was packed when we discovered it. Very intimate and inviting. Overall, a good stay.
Family with older children
United Kingdom, Jul 2006
I was already impressed with the hotel and especially with the warm and friendly service when I suffered a broken leg (my own fault, at the Palio in Siena), and the level of service got even better. Oh yes, it is in a great location for anyone wishing to visit Florence as a tourist (and is especially close to the hospital, which turned out to be a blessing!)
Single traveller
United Kingdom, Aug 2006
i stayed 2 days in florence and the young couple that were running the hotel for his dad while i was there were very helpful and lovely people.i bumped into them on my last night in a square where music was playing and they managed to stear me home in the early hours of the morning after i had had a few too many but not enough. I will be staying there when ever i return.
Young couple
Italy, Aug 2006
Very small rooms, but great position, good service and affordable prices. If you need just a room where to sleep and rest while visiting the city center, this is your hotel.
Young couple
France, Aug 2006
Very convenient from the hotel to the places of interests. The people there speak quite good English and were also very helpful.The breakfast was very nice.
Single traveller
United Kingdom, Jul 2006
Good place to stay and within walking distance of the train station. would stay here again.
Single traveller
France, Aug 2006
Great hotel!!! Perfect location, near the duomo and all the nice Piazza... great service, staff very helpful! The single room without bathroom was pretty ok, clean, with a sink and a bidé. The outside bathroom was ok too. Little noisy when the room has a window to the street. Great value! Very good breakfast included in the price. I will totally recommend this hotel!
Young couple
USA, Jul 2006
Really nice small hotel - great value for the money. When we arrived, the owner informed us that he had overbooked for one of the two nights, however he had made arrangements for us to spend our second night in the Hotel upstairs (which was more stars, more money, but he covered the difference in cost!) - so what could have been very inconvenient turned into a lucky "misfortune"! Great breakfast too! The shower was a bit different, just a shower head and a curtain around a section of the floor in the bathroom, but not bad! The room was very spacious but a bit empty and not the prettiest, certainly clean though!
Single traveller
France, Jul 2006
Bien que je n'ai passé qu'une seule nuit j'ai trouvé ce petit hôtel très sympathique. A cinq minutes du Dôme et dans une partie plutôt paisible de la ville mes déplacements ont été très aisés. Le personnel est très accueillant et on m'a très aimablement permis de laisser ma valise sur place pour que je puisse me promener avant de reprendre mon train. Le seul bémol reste le bruit. Les sanitaires en commun sont d'une propreté irréprochable. J'y retournerai très volontier.
Group
Canada, Jul 2006
It would be great if this hotel offers a lower rate with same service.
Young couple
Finland, Jul 2006
Quiet, pedestrian street near Duomo. and having room to inner side of house, it was very very quiet place.
Mature couple
United Kingdom, Jul 2006
This hotel is excellent value. It is close to the Duomo, in a quiet side street. To reach reception we had to climb two flights of stone stairs, so it would not be suitable for anyone with heavy luggage, or disabled. We were in a double room, which was spacious and quiet. The air conditioning was excellent, and silent. The staff couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. My only criticism of the accommodation would be the very small narrow bathroom. It was spotlessly clean, with shower, toilet, bidet and washbasin and constant hot water,but SMALL.
Mature couple
USA, Jul 2006
Staff was extremely helpful, welcoming and gave nice tips to restaurants and other ideas. Room was a bit cramped, but livable. Noise after dark was considerable as our room faced the courtyard.
Single traveller
Italy, Jul 2006
This is your standard budget hotel, but is nicely kept up with very helpful and friendly staff, a nice little breakfast buffet, and perfectly adequate rooms. If you want a hotel to live in so you don't need to go out into the city and has all the luxuries, this isn't it. If you just want a place to crash which is clean, safe, doesn't cost an arm and a leg, and has a decent breakfast, this is the perfect place. I stay here every time I'm in Florence.
Young couple
USA, Jun 2006
The public bathroom down the hall was too dirty. It needed to be cleaned more than once a day because by the afternoon it was dirty.
Single traveller
USA, Jun 2006
For a 2-star hotel, it's perfectly adequate and is in a convenient location with a friendly, helpful staff. Rooms are sparse but very clean and there's a pleasant breakfast room. The pedestrian-only block keeps the neighborhood quiet but voices carry pretty easily in the hotel. They were having plumbing problems one of my two nights so expected no hot water in the morning--but I was forewarned. There's no elevator and the hotel is on what Americans consider the third floor so luggage transport can be an issue. There is a computer for guests to use. But no phone service from the rooms.
Family with older children
USA, Jun 2006
Very nice hotel close to center of Florence, with very friendly and helpful staff. The street is very narrow and can only be entered from one direction, which complicated our arrival. Rooms were large, but air conditioning could not be lowered below 24C, which was warm for sleeping. Our teens loved the shower/toilet combination, which was unique to say the least. Stairs to the hotel were challenging for older people.
Young couple
United Kingdom, Jun 2006
Only downside was lugging the cases up 2 flights of stairs! Tip - there is a restarant directly opposite the Chiazza which is absolutely superb (but you'll need to book!).
Single traveller
USA, Jun 2006
Quaint, cute, but don't bring a lot of luggage because it is a two story walk up stairs to get in. Also, driving is discouraged because it is in the middle of Florence, so a cab would probably be best. You can get a SMALL car there, and parking is another ten Euro/day. Personnel are very nice, speak English, and very helpful. There is a good restaurant right across the street as well. If you want to see downtown Florence, you can walk to it from here.
Heterosexual Couple
Netherlands, May 2006
We had a lovely stay at the Chiazza. The welcome from the staff was really nice. Nice breakfast though could have maybe offered some cheese or ham instead of cakes!! great coffee. Room was fine but shower bit of a problem with slipping! Would definitely stay again. It is four flights of steps but not steep ones and its really not a problem. Great value for money. Staff were really excellent and welcoming. Perfect location too...
Single leisure traveller
Canada, May 2006
Only real complaint was that room was noisy. Was very tiny and faced onto street which was noisy all night from bars & motorcycles. Other rooms I believe are much nicer though I was just in a bad one. And though I didn't care, there was no TV as advertised.
Heterosexual Couple
Venezuela, Apr 2006
Es un muy buen y pequeño Hotel, muy bien localizado cerca de todas las cosas mas impor- tantes de la ciudad de Florencia, tales como Museos, la Catederal, el Campanilli, plaza de la Signnria restaurantes, supermeercados y lavanderias.Por lo que me atrevo a recomendar- lo como una buena opcion buena opcion.
Heterosexual Couple
Norway, Apr 2006
The location was perfect. The room was spacious and clean and the breakfast was ok. The hotel-staff was very friendly and some of them spoke fluent English. Overall, we were both happy with our choice of hotel and have allready recommended the hotel to friends.
Heterosexual Couple
France, Apr 2006
Très bien situé l'hôtel offre un confort très correct pour 2 petites étoiles. Accueil très chaleureux en français et une place de parking très utile à pas cher!
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Apr 2006
This is a very reasonably priced hotel that's comfortable. The hotel staff is friendly and competent. All the major sites are in walking distance from the hotel.
Group of friends
Ireland, Apr 2006
I foound the staff very helpful and accomodating - we arrived late on the Thursday night before easter and were met without any problems at all. The location is supurb 10 minutes easy walk to Duomo. There are also some good restaurants and bars only a couple of minutes down the road. Would recommend and I will return
Heterosexual Couple
United Kingdom, Mar 2006
We arrived in Florence and found our way to the hotel easily as the map was very clear. the thing with florence is that they have a comfusing way of numbering properties so we were puzzled when we saw two properties of the same number. the staff were very helpful and friendly - one morning we decided to lie-in instead of have breakfast, but at half 11 Innes made us a really good breakfast and provided good conversation- thanks.the location is perfect - right in the middle of everything, so you can escape to the room. Room not very quiet, sounded like we were next to the laundry room so the washing machine was rattling all the time. the room was well equipped except the air conditioning failed,we were overheating. Price was good value. A good stay.
Single leisure traveller
USA, Mar 2006
nice small hotel, friendly staff, good breakfast. Will definitely come back.
Gay Couple
Netherlands, Mar 2006
We can really recommend this hotel to everybody. The situation very near to all interesting places , nice restaurants nearby , a small private parking (you don't need your car in Florence) , the more than friendly and helpfull owners and staff (an extra mention for "Ines" !). We reserved this hotel after we read the comments on venere.com and we are not disappointed at all , on the contrary. We will certainly come back to this hotel on our next stay in Florence. http://ferced.skyblog.com/
Heterosexual Couple
USA, Dec 2005
What a location! For the money, I doubt there is a better deal. Parking is tight with what looked like room for only a couple of cars. I suppose it is first come first serve. I would definitely call before bringing a car just to make sure. If you can park, what a deal! We were very happy, The room wasn't top notch but, then again, who goes to Florence for the room? What a great city and what a great place to stay.
Group
Australia, Jan 2006
Definately would stay here again. Very close to everything (sights, supermarket, internet and phone centre). Excellent value, esp since the breakfast included is quite nice.
Single leisure traveller
USA, Feb 2006
I highly recommend this hotel. The location is excellent, the people are friendly and helpful, and the breakfast is delicious. I asked for a quiet room in the back of the hotel, and they were very forthcoming. It's a REALLY good value!!!!!!!
How to reach Hotel Chiazza
By car
From A1 highway, take exit Firenze Sud and follow the indications to Firenze centro. Drive along Lungarno del Tempio until you reach the Hotel Mediterraneo. Turn right on viale Amendola, and drive through Piazza Beccaria and viale Gramsci to Piazzale Donatello. At the roundabout turn left and then, at the traffic lights, turn right on via Alfieri. Go one block and turn right on via Giusti. Then make a left turn on Borgo Pinti and proceed to its end. The hotel is located at number 5, second floor.
By train
From Santa Maria Novella main train station, take the exit on the right and take bus 14 or 23 to the first stop on via del Proconsolo or the second stop on the corner of via Ghibellina and via Verdi. It is also possible to take tram A to piazza Salvemini.
By airplane
From Florence airport, take the airport shuttle bus to the central station and continue by bus or tram, following the indications above.
The Hotel
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Rooms at Chiazza
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Hotel Guest Pictures
Exterior
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Lobby
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Double Room
Single room
Parking possible in inner courtyard
Hotel Policies
METHODS OF PAYMENT
Venere.com does not debit your credit card for your reservations. You will be asked to insert your credit card details which will be sent to the property only as a guarantee of the reservation. The bill will then have to be settled directly at the hotel. In case your chosen hotel needs a deposit, this information will be included in the "Cancellation policy" section and the deposit will have to be settled directly with the pre-selected property. It is not possible to cancel your reservation if you selected and booked a room indicated as "PREPAID/NOT REFUNDABLE". In this case, the total amount of your stay will be charged to your credit card by the hotel at the time of booking.
CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT
Check-in: the rooms are available at any time after 1 p.m.
Check-out: it is necessary to leave the rooms no later than 10 a.m.
INCLUDED/NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Extra beds (for children younger than 12) are not included in the price and cost €10,00 daily.
Breakfast is included in the price.
CANCELLATION POLICY
In caso il cliente non avvertisse l'albergo di una
eventuale cancellazione nei termini della "cancellation
policy" dovrà comunque pagare un importo pari al prezzo
della camera per una notte.
you can pay with AMEX.
PREPAYD NOT REFUNDABLE: YOUR CREDIT CARD WILL BE
CHARGED FOR THE TOTAL COST OF YOUR BOOKING THE AMOUNT CHARGED IS NOT REFUNDABLE
You may cancel your reservation without penalty up until 7 days before your arrival date, by accessing the Your Reservations page. It is not possible to cancel your reservation if you selected and booked a room indicated as "PREPAID/NOT REFUNDABLE".
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