Do you know of any good hotels in Florence and Rome,about 120euros per night?

Question

Do you know of any good hotels in Florence and Rome,about 120euros per night?

Answer 1

In Roma I've used hotel Planet on via Milazzo.  It's just to the north of the main railway station  and costs €120 a night at the moment.

Answer 2

Hotel Leonardo Da Vinci is good quality, cheap and modern.

http://www.leonardodavincihotel.net/

Hotel Cosmopolitan is great and very modernly designed.

www.cosmopolitanhotel.it

Also try www.venere.com where you will find many many hotels to choose from

Answer 3

i haven't tried these particular hotels altho i've been many times to italy...... but here you go....have fun!!!

florence hotels..........http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g18789...

Ranks #3 of 512 hotels in Florence in TripAdvisor's

Hotel David, Florence

Viale Michelangelo, 1

Florence 50125

Italy

Description: 25 rooms

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating  

(based on 131 reviews)

Traveler Reviews:

Sep 17, 2007:  "The best hotel in Florence"

Sep 14, 2007:  "Hotel David - fantastico"

Sep 14, 2007:  "If this hotel isn't perfection, I don't know what is!"

Average price*:

€137



Ranks #12 of 512 hotels in Florence in TripAdvisor's popularity index

Ungherese, Florence

Via G.B. Amici, 8

Florence 50131

Italy

Description: 15 rooms

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating  

(based on 67 reviews)

Traveler Reviews:

Sep 11, 2007:  "Excellent Experience and Terrific Staff"

Aug 19, 2007:  "Beautiful small hotel"

Aug 1, 2007:  "Great Place to Stay"

Average price*:

€92 ($129)

Ranks #26 of 512 hotels in Florence in TripAdvisor's popularity index

Porta Faenza, Florence

Via Faenza 77

Florence 50123

Italy

Description: 24 rooms

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating  

(based on 135 reviews)

Traveler Recommended:

#18 hotel in Florence for singles, #14 for families.

Traveler Reviews:

Sep 20, 2007:  "Fantastic location, good hotel"

Sep 12, 2007:  "Excellent hotel and wonderful staff"

Sep 9, 2007:  "Nice"

Average price*:

€135



rome hotels...http://rome-hotels.tripadvisor.com/Hotel...

Ranks #15 of 1,153 hotels in Rome in TripAdvisor's popularity index

Hotel Lancelot, Rome

Via Capo d'Africa 47

Rome 00184

Italy

Description: 60 rooms

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating  

(based on 225 reviews)

Traveler Recommended:

#3 hotel in Rome for families.

Traveler Reviews:

Sep 8, 2007:  "We'll be back!"

Sep 5, 2007:  "Lovely hotel"

Aug 27, 2007:  "Excellent small hotel"

Average price*:

€117 ($164)





Ranks #19 of 1,153 hotels in Rome in TripAdvisor's popularity index

Hotel Domus Praetoria, Rome

Via Milazzo, 42

Rome 00185

Italy

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating  

(based on 185 reviews)

Traveler Recommended:

#7 hotel in Rome for singles.

Traveler Reviews:

Sep 14, 2007:  "Great little hotel"

Sep 11, 2007:  "Terrible - Don't believe some of these "fake" reviews!"

Sep 5, 2007:  "Great Value, Great Staff"

Average price*:

€123 ($172)

Ranks #32 of 1,153 hotels in Rome in TripAdvisor's popularity index

Hotel Paba, Rome

Via Cavour 266

(2° piano)

Rome 00184

Italy

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating  

(based on 55 reviews)

Traveler Reviews:

Sep 18, 2007:  "Great location poor breakfast"

Sep 14, 2007:  "Very nice little hotel, once I got to stay there!"

Aug 23, 2007:  "Stale breakfast every day"

Answer 4

I stayed in the Hotel Lirico in Rome which I would thoroughly

recommend. It's easy to get to from either airport and it's not far from Roma Termini which is the main train station - and obviously if you're taking day trips that would be handy!

Answer 5

In Florence I stayed at the Una Hotel Vittoria, it's fabulous!

http://www.unahotels.it/english/hotels/l...

Answer 6

The Hotel Gioia is one of the best that I've stayed in in Florence in this price range. It's between the Duomo and the Accademia (David).

http://en.venere.com/hotels_florence/san...

Another place that I like a lot is the Hotel Argentina. It's right on the Arno River, about a 10 minute walk from the Palazzo Vecchio.

http://en.venere.com/hotels_florence/san...

A third option is the Nizza. This is also a nice place, but you need to know ahead of time that you'll be hauling whatever luggage you have up and down the stairs. Not a problem fo me since I live two hours away and just go for overnight trips some weekends, but not for everyone.

http://en.venere.com/hotels_florence/pal...

Answer 7

In Florence we stayed at the Hotel Meridiana.  At first glance we weren't too happy, but once we got into the room we were happy.  It was small, but newly refurbished.  The breakfast was great.  It was off the beaten path, but 1 block for a bus stop and a 5 minute ride from the Termini.  We loved it.  The restaurants and bar tabacchis in the neighborhood were wonderful.  The breakfast was vast and varied.  Again in Rome we were off the beaten path at the Hotel Mariano.  This room was huge and had a shower to die for.  It also was newly redone with travertine floors, so bring slippers.  Great view of a piazza across the street.  The staff was not as helpful as other hotels we stayed in while in Italy, but it still was the most spacious room we stayed in and were very happy.