Cicerone Guest House
Florence
Reviews
A very lovely, little B&B right in the city centre in Florence! My girlfriend and I rented this B&B for our holiday in Florence where we were staying for a bit, enjoying the city, before going to see Interpol and My Chemical Romance. Checking in is done automatically, using pre-provided codes for entering the premises. After certain hours, there's no one at the reception as the staff is only present in the morning to serve breakfast and clean the rooms. However, that's not to detract from the loveliness of this place: it's not particularly big but we didn't mind, in fact we found it quite cosy. The rooms were kept in excellent condition, and I believe they were cleaned daily. The breakfast, as can be seen from the image, consisted of the typical Italian breakfast of croissants and toast, with cereal, biscuits, juice, and yogurt also provided. And not to forget the great coffee that goes along with it! ☕ The biggest highlight of the establishment, however, is how sweet and friendly the hostess is! We had plenty of lovely conversations during breakfast or before going out. We're definitely coming back to Florence and I'm sure that we'll book this place once again 🫶🏼
Loved this place! Firm but comfy beds, small bathrooms but amazing water pressure in the shower. Great AC to cool down after a day in the heat. Decently close to the tram station and cathedral! Loved the extra security, and the pass code so you didn’t need a key to carry around. Breakfast was good - mostly sweet options, but liked the yogurt and juice options. Very nice people running it! Free water from the cooler to fill your bottles.
Rooms are nice as spacious. The breakfast is well served and tasty. The staff is sympathetic and nice. The location is excellent. Highly recommended!
We spent two days here and left with good impressions. It was a little bit difficult to start but we managed the first misunderstandings. Fine breakfast, nice room, perfectly situated in beautiful Firenze, it wouldn't be a problem to stay here again.
