Ryokans in Tuscany

"The location is good and the concept is phenomenal. Only missed enough outlets in the room "

"I had a fantastic stay at Hotel Calimala in Florence—everything about it exceeded expectations. The hotel itself is beautifully designed, blending historic charm with modern touches, and the location is perfect for exploring the city--walking distance to everything including Santa Maria Novella train station. What truly made the experience memorable was the incredibly friendly and attentive staff, who went out of their way to make us feel welcome and cared for. From helpful recommendations to warm greetings each day, their hospitality really stood out. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Florence."

"We loved our time here. Thank you. "

"We loved everything about this hotel!!! Superior staff with expertise in many areas. Five stars plus to the staff, especially the bar tender who was was so lovely, and kept us supplied with ice. Don’t consider any where else. This place is, hands down, a five star plus winners. The charm, elegance, beauty and convenience can not be beat!!!! Bravo!!!"

"Everyone is so helpful and kind. Wonderful hotel with wonderful people!"

"It was close to all the visiting sites and convenient. Staff members were very kind. "

"This is a great location if you want to relax and disconnect. The staff was amazing, and their restaurant is perfect for dining. The gardens and outdoor seating are unique and visually stunning, offering excellent scenery."

"Good social experience "

"First I read the reviews so l came expecting a slightly older hotel with a nice staff. So I based my ratings on that criteria. I was not disappointed. The hotel was a pretty short walk from the train station a little over 1/2 block from a main street. The first time it took 15 minutes. We were early but they accommodated our bags. The staff was very friendly. The location was great. We were not far from anything we wanted to do. We were about a 15/20 minute walk from the main bridge. I "