Boutique Hotels in Prato

"All good, for a four star hotel the rooms are a bit so-so given the rooms and the price... little maintenance we had problems with the shower closing, and the bed was made a bit so-so, the rooms are not very soundproof (we could hear both the guy in front snoring and the one next to him talking) for the rest very friendly and helpful there is the possibility of parking in front of the hotel so very convenient and for work it is fine."

"The environment is good and quiet. There is a COOP supermarket next to it. It is about a 12-minute walk from the train station. It takes about 20 minutes to take the train to Florence Train Station. There is a train every 20 minutes or so. If you don't care about the distance, this hotel is very cost-effective. I give it 4.8 points."

"First off, great crew at the front desk. Whether it’s answering my calls requesting the ironing board, or calling a cab for me the day of my departure, they were always available and willing to help. The issue is they might have overdone it in one instance when I put a note on the room door before leaving asking not to be disturbed and came back to see someone had gotten into my room, changed sheets and towels + “arranged” my stuff. Nice intention but got me confused looking for certain things. The gym was also a little disappointing: tiny, very limited equipment and only fit for one person at a time. It’s really a space to do yoga and stretch, with one treadmill. But it helped nonetheless. The real elephant in the room was the location. I found this hotel looking for a place in Florence and this is very misleading from the booking platforms. The city is Prato, there are no Ubers, public transit tricky to navigate (walk 10-15 minutes + take 2 buses and a train to get to Florence in a trip that totals 1h30 min on average) and taxis are rare + expensive (the cheapest I paid was 50€ for a 13 min trip to the airport). Not to mention most taxi drivers are clearly scamming you because they know you’re desperate, turning off their meters and asking you to pay cash. Overall, not my most memorable experience and would only recommend if you’re staying in Prato. If you plan to visit Florence and are tempted to book a cheaper hotel north of the city, think twice."

"The environment can be more spacious in the room. The overall feeling is still satisfactory. The breakfast is sloppy. It is worth recommending. You can bring pets."

"Service is OK, breakfast desserts are more special, although not used to eating"

"The hotel has a two-night stay, a friendly staff, a great problem solving, as the second day has come up with a problem with air conditioning but has been solved immediately. The Council"

"You have to take a 20-minute bus from Prato Station, but the bus is harder to catch than Rome. Personally, I walked, but it was an hour's walk to the station. It might be better to rent a car. Clean and okay. The service was good, and the wifi worked well, which was nice. In Rome, the wifi was useless, but here it's fast so you can watch YouTube. The breakfast was good, but the Italian bacon (guazzale, etc.) was very expensive."