Florentapartments - Ponte Vecchio

The location is good, but the apartment is not in good condition: -very uncomfortable mattress and slatted base - walls dirty with moisture and dust - old towels - broken lamps and furniture It could be nice, although it is very dark, the architecture is nice. It's a shame that the Airbnb photos are so far from reality and that they invest so little in keeping it in minimal condition.

I saw a review from someone saying that this is the worst hotel they have ever stayed at. I didn't believe it, especially because there were so many good reviews. And that's it: she was right. The WORST hotel I stayed at in Italy out of 12 different hotels in 63 days of travel. We paid the daily rate and left, we went to another place. In short: The daily rate is cheap, at 38 euros, but be careful. After you issue it, you receive the information that you have to pay an extra 20 euros. In other words, the 38 became 58. The hotel has no parking, and so far so good. They just don't warn you that there is no way to leave your car on the street within a radius of almost 1km from the hotel, as it is prohibited. If you drove into the region, you got screwed. The area is prohibited for non-residents. So you will have to pay another 28 euros for parking, per day, at least, to be able to stop the car and get rid of the fine. Your daily rate of 38 turned into 58, now is 86 euros. And for 86 euros you get something MUCH, MUCH better than this hotel. Upon arrival, you will be greeted at reception by a friendly young man, in a space that smells like sewage and cigarettes. Then you are informed that your room is on the fourth floor, and that the building does not have an elevator. Each floor has a ceiling height of around 4 to 5 meters, so be prepared for some climbing. Do you have heavy bags? I am really sorry. So let's look at the errors: A. The fee of 20 euros is on the website, in minimal letters, at the bottom of the page. If they were honest, they would have already included it in the price and competed on an equal footing with other places. There must be so, so many complaints that they then send an email with the fee screaming. Why do they need to send such an email, right? B. It says there is no elevator. You just aren't aware that the building has 4 floors and that your room will be on the top floor. C. It says there is no parking. You just don't know that you can't park on the street, you can't access the hotel area by car, and if you want, you'll have to pay almost the daily rate per day, in addition. So the bottom line is, run away. But run away hard.