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"We had a very comfortable stay at Hotel Globus. The room was clean and cozy with a good use of space and the breakfasts were also very good. The staff was also wonderful in helping us get a Taxi to our destination for dinner. "

"This is the second time we have stayed here while visiting Firenze. It is a lovely hotel with very helpful and friendly staff. They even recognized our 2nd stay and we had a chilled bottle of sparkling wine waiting for us in our room. The breakfast is delicious with a wide assortment of food and, again, very friendly staff! We walked to and from the train station with some difficulty because of our luggage, but a very easy walk to il Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery, and the Ponte Vecchio. A little further, but well worth the hike, is the Piazzelle Michaelangelo with the most amazing view of Florence!!! Such a beautiful city and a wonderful hotel! I would definitely recommend a balcony room for the magnificent view over the rooftops to the hills of Tuscany."

"Hotel is 5 minutes away from Duomo. Our room was spacious and clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Will definitely stop here again!"

"Wonderful staff, great location. "

"Garden rooms!"

"We would gladly stay here anytime we return to Florence. Very convenient to all of the main sites. Great staff. Very responsive and accommodating. Passed on information between shifts! Well done. Breakfast buffet was out of this world!"

"All the staff we encountered was amazing. The room was modern and very clean. Close to train station and at the heart of the centre. "

"Very nice place, clean. The best stay in Florence"

"The hotel is across the street from the Central Train station- very convenient if you plan on riding around Firenze or other areas. The property was nice, and the staff was top of the line. I had packages shipped from the hotel with no issues. The only negative was there was a strong bleach smell through the whole building. And because it is across the street from the train station. There were people who appeared to be on drugs across the street."