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Expert reviews of cheap hotels in Florence

The best budget hotels in Florence... inspected and approved.

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Editor's Pick
Bavaria, Florence

The one-star Hotel Bavaria offers a little taste of Renaissance living.

Very Good 8.3

From
$50

Editor's Pick
Cristina, Florence

The one-star Hotel Cristina offers hotel-style rooms—at hostel-style rates—in a convenient location bretween the Uffizi and Duomo.

Very Good 7.9

From
$58

Editor's Pick
Hotel Medici, Florence

The two-star Hotel Medici has a lot to boast about. Mix in 40 simple, attractive rooms and a well-positioned breakfast room, and you have one great budget hotel.

Good 7.2

From
$45

Editor's Pick
Hotel Dali, Florence

Hotel Dali is an adorable oasis of originality and quality in the heart of Florence—with great rates to boot.

Excellent 8.7

From
$58

Editor's Pick
Hostel Archi Rossi, Florence

Centrally-located, friendly, and funky Hostel Archi Rossi is put together at an aesthetic level rare in a hostel.

Excellent 9.0

From
$65

Editor's Pick
Montreal, Florence

Montreal has cool where it counts, space where you want it and a fabulous location. For those looking for value and location, it is an obvious pick.

Very Good 8.2

From
$65

Editor's Pick
Hotel Sampaoli, Florence

It's a hike up to the one-star Hotel Sampaoli's 12 eclectic rooms, but the vibe is friendly—and the rates friendlier.

Very Good 8.2

From
$45

Editor's Pick
Tourist House Ghiberti, Florence

The Tourist House Ghiberti B&B combines the charm of a small guesthouse, the benefit of modern décor and the convenience of a great location.

Excellent 9.0

From
$89

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Welcome to EuroCheapo's guide to cheap hotels in Florence and throughout Europe.

Florence is an interesting city for budget travelers. While thousands flock daily to the city’s picture-perfect streets and Renaissance sights (making it at times a bit overwhelming), the city still offers a number of small budget hotels and B&Bs that exude local flavor at surprisingly affordable rates. That's where we come in...

Find the perfect affordable hotel

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Click through to see a list of our recommended budget hotels. (Rest assured that all of our "Editor's Picks" are central, clean and cheap. Bonus points if they have a little pizzazz in their piazza.)

Keep it cheap

For additional ways to save, check out the "budget tips" articles in our city guide, and stop by our Florence blog, where we regularly post about free and cheap events, cheap eats, and more.

Thanks for visiting EuroCheapo. Together we can afford to go anywhere!

Florence articles

Getting Into Florence

We'll help you navigate transportation between Florence and its two proximate airports: near-by Amerigo Vespucci Airport and Galileo Galilei Airport in Pisa. We'll also explain why getting in from the train station is an absolute snap.

Getting Around Florence

You won't suffer for transportation choices in Florence. Your own two feet are the best way to get around the city. We'll also overview transportation by bus, taxi, and scooter. Yes, scooters. In case you get swept up by the scene and decide to do as the locals do, we want you to be prepared.

From our Florence blog

Florence: Buy your wine like the locals… on tap!

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Florence: Where to find free Wi-Fi

When you visit Florence, you won’t have any problem finding Internet Hotspots. There are many bars and cafés with Wi-Fi; even the supermarkets now offer Wi-Fi. However, not all Wi-Fi Hotspots are created equally ... read

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