Casa di Barbano

Very nice and clean place in the centre of Florence. Cozy room with easy access on foot. Breakfast was basic but fresh. The only problem was the lack of a parking place. The closest parking was very expensive and closed at 20:00. If you choose this place go without a car.

If you’re looking for a grand hotel this is not it. If you are looking to be welcomed, safety, peace, cleanliness and a great location this is the place. Walk easily from the train to upscale residential neighborhood a short walk to San Lorenzo. My twin room was like most doubles and Maura was available for any questions. The bonus was breakfast and a small beautiful garden to enjoy. So unbelievably quiet.

An interesting older style building with modern amenities. A very quiet area about a twenty minute walk from the centre. Very comfortable room and extra comfortable bed. Dining room with small kitchenette where one can use the kettle, coffee machine and microwave. A courtyard where you can sit at any time or enjoy your breakfast. Moraq, who runs the bed and breakfast is very helpfull and genteel. I can thoroughly recommend this bed and breakfast. Lynda (Australia)

My family stayed 3 nights here and enjoyed it. Though really, only time in place was for breakfast and to sleep. If you stay in a room the whole time, you're doing florence wrong. The host is extremely friendly. Our room was on the 3rd floor, 2 bedrooms with a small kitchen, which we didn't use. It ****** dragging a bag to the 3rd floor, but that's the way it is. The room was clean and maintained as good as possible for how old the building was. Does a musty smell but nothing major. The host served breakfast quickly. It is between 730 and 1030. It consists of a croissant, small loaves of bread and cookies, and yogurt. There is butter and jelly for the breads. To drink, they had coffee, orange juice, and chocolate milk. The location is ok. It is a 10-minute walk to the train station. It takes about 10 to 15 to walk to the Duomo. The Uffizi gallery is 20 minutes. The accademia is maybe a 10-minute walk. We walked to Palazzo pitti and the top of Michelangelos over look, that was about a 45-minute walk to the overlook. If I had to do it again, I'd stay maybe on the other side of the train station, but it might be more loud. Our street was quiet.