★★★·Florence·8.0
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L'Acchiappasogni, a renovated 20th‑century villa in Florence, offers a tranquil garden, terrace, and free Wi‑Fi. Colour‑themed rooms feature flat‑screen satellite TV, padded headboards, fans, and private bathrooms with hairdryers. Guests enjoy a daily sweet‑produce breakfast. Located 600 m from Firenze Statuto Station, 200 m from tram stops to Careggi Hospital and Santa Maria Novella, and a 15‑minute walk to Fortezza da Basso exhibition centre.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The location offers peace and a good position relative to the city center. The breakfast lacks freshness, with few daily items like bread and pastries. It’s a shame that breakfast is included in the price.
Annie·Hace un mes
The bathroom was very large and the room was nice.
Manila·Hace un mes
Sarah, the girl, is super friendly and attentive. The breakfast was delicious and clearly homemade. If I ever return to Florence, I’ll definitely book at L'Acchiappasogni again. Highly recommended!
Aitana·Hace un mes
The location is very convenient, thanks also to an on‑site parking spot at a price that’s clearly below the area average. The “Romantica” room on the ground floor is spacious and equipped with a fridge and kettle, has a second area with a windowed bathroom, bidet, and a roomy wardrobe, and features a door that opens onto a delightful little garden. The breakfast is generous and well‑prepared.
Francesca·Hace un mes
We were greeted very warmly. The accommodation is very quiet. The little garden is perfect for sitting or letting the dog out. It’s also nice that the car can be parked in the back courtyard, keeping it safe. It’s suitable for 2–3 days of exploring Florence. The tram stop is about 3–4 minutes on foot, so you can easily hop on the tram and reach the city center in 6 stops, where you can start your activities and sightseeing. The breakfast was fine, but you shouldn’t expect a big surprise. It could be a bit more extensive, but that’s a matter of taste.
Claus·Hace un mes