Descubra sua estadia em Figline Valdarno

Every year for work I support this hotel. Clean and well-trained rooms, available staff and friendly. In general, a little renovation would be the ideal, I furnish a little date especially in the breakfast/restaurant room. Apart from this I always found very good. For short stays it is certainly a great choice. Recommended!

The environment is good, but there is not much to play around.

It is a small inn run by a family. The owner was a designer before, so the inn is very special. The room is not big, but it is not small, and there is a public living room. There is a bathroom in the room and a shelf for baking clothes. There is a yard for parking. Breakfast is generally the same, because it is a small inn, breakfast can not be as rich as a big hotel. The hostess was very elegant and friendly and drove us to the train station. Hotel location is relatively remote, although this city can use Uber, the total return is not as convenient as domestic, it is recommended to arrive during the day, so that it will be easier to take a taxi.

We stayed at the Hu Norcenni Girsaole camp for 8 days booking via Eurocamp. Overall we had a really nice stay. I expected the camp to quite diverse but would estimate that around 90% of guests were Dutch. Nothing against the Dutch but strange that one nationality dominates to that extent. Perhaps Hu advertise heavily in the Netherlands or something. Good points - Decent caravan with good facilities - Nice on site shop, restaurants, and supermarkets (Conad City brand and only a little more expensive than in the big cities) - Clean and tidy - Pools are fun for kids especially Sant’Andrea pool at the top and well supervised. Bad points - Very hilly so walking around is strenuous. Train / bus service overcrowded and stressful - Pool areas good but overcrowded putting pressure on sunbeds and parasols. Leads to people stealing parasols when away. Advertised rules stating that you are not allowed to reserve sunbeds when away not adhered to - Smaller pool area at the restaurant very overcrowded and felt boisterous with lots of older teenagers around - Supermarkets very busy and competitive when opening at 8am especially for bread and pastries with lots of sharp elbows out - Organised kids football activities poorly run. 11-15 group boys had under 11s playing and teenagers over 15 playing. One day an adult was allowed to play with the 11-15 year old group. Kids are organised into age groups for safety reasons and the Hu reps should ensure this is adhered to - Shuttle bus service could be more frequent especially between the 13:25 and 16:35 service. The cost seems disproportionate considering it is a distance of 2.7miles to the station. €14 return for 3 adults and 1 child (13 year old considered to be an adult) - Not very friendly for people who visit without a car. Eg no assistance at checkin or checkout when having to pull 4 very heavy suitcases up steep hills and rough terrain in places - WiFi is patchy and slow even in the main areas eg pools, reception etc. You can just about get it in your accommodation but it’s weak and unreliable. I appreciate this is made clear when booking but it’s 2024 and I think Hu need to look at providing a robust WiFi service throughout the site including the accommodation. In summary, if you have come in a car and like the outdoor / camping lifestyle you will probably love it. If you prefer a hotel / apartments environment you will still have a lovely time but it’s probably not your cup of tea.

This hotel was a massive disappointment. It over promised and under delivered. Our experience was underwhelming from the start. We drove up a driveway that lacked any no-entrance signage to get to the reception and we’re chastised by unfriendly and rude staff. During the check-in, we were given no information on the property and the breakfast time, but we’re told that the boutique hotel had no space outdoors for us to have dinner. When we asked about breakfast time at the restaurant, we were told it is from 8 to 11:30am. When we showed up the following day for breakfast at 11, we were told the buffet was closed and they had thrown away the croissants. Some basic elements of service were absent. No free water bottles in the room, no refilling of coffee capsules, a dysfunctional AC, slow replenishment of breakfast buffet, little attentiveness to your ordering coffee or tea, no extra towels at the pool, no one asking you at dinner whether you’d like to have dessert, and so on and so forth. But this was not the end of our ill-fated adventure. When we asked them on our last day after our breakfast was done at 10:30 about the check out time, we were told it was at 10:30! In all my years of traveling around the world, I have never seen a checkout time that coincides with the end of breakfast at a supposedly luxury holiday resort. All is all, this is not at all what you’d expect of a four start hotel with luxury pricing. If these shortcomings are not fixed through serious reforms and management change, this property is bound to bring the Ferragamo brand into disrepute.

Ideally located between Florence and Arezzo, which is a must-see, this 15th-century villa is owned by a very nice couple, who are ready to answer all your problems. The rooms are very nice, the restaurant is excellent and the breakfast buffet very good. Every people from the staff is very kind and efficient. The swimming pool is big and spacious, with trees for the shadow. Parking with cover from the sun is available.