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"From the moment we saw the hotel across the plaza to the moment we checked out and ran to our train, we loved the Grand Hotel Baglioni. The reception staff was wonderful! The gentlemen that helped us the most were Sr Bonarino who checked us in and gave us great transit advice for one of our unique stops, and Sr Francesco, who took our bags right up to our room for us and said hello to us each time we passed in the hallways. The room itself was marvelous! We will absolutely be returning to this establishment in the future. It is in a magnificent location, relatively close to everything downtown, safe, clean, beautiful, and friendly. The premises and staff surpassed our wildest dreams and gave us a very memorable stay in the already memorable Firenze."

"Amazingly clean and great staff with an awesome bar and great food.. The pool and laundry was a definite plus. "

"This was my second stay at this property. The staff is always wonderful. The ladies who work the breakfast service are so sweet. The hotel is clean and in a perfect location to walk to everything you want to see in Florence. It’s less than 5 min to walk to the Duomo, 10 min walk to Accademia, 5 min walk from the train, across the street from the central market. There’s a great bar next door too. Perfect for first time visitors to Florence. "

"Excellent Choice"

"Very naturally beautiful property. This place is in the suburbs and there’s a bus to city center just outside the hotel which is super convenient and this bus service runs late."

"Modern and clean room"

"Unique character, very helpful staff"

"Second stay at this beautiful property! Lovely rooftop breakfast each day and on a quiet street. Convenient to the train station - about a 10-15 minute walk and 20-30 minute taxi to airport. Historical area is walkable or a short taxi away."

"Unique modern hotel with friendly staff, nice restaurant & rooftop bar (with amazing view), within 20 mins walk of many Florence attractions. Area felt safe to walk back to at night."