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"3 star hotel only"

"Well, having travelled extensively for the past 13 years, this Hotel must be the coldest I have ever stayed in. It was December, but there was no heating on in the lobby area or the dining area so everyone had to wear coats or thick jumpers while eating their meals. The showers were not particularly hot either. The room temperature could only go up to 19 Degrees so by the time I left it finally felt warm enough. Don't think I will stay here again... Not in the winter anyhow.."

"Super nice staff and great room (unique and modern in a historic building) right on the main shopping street, yet quiet."

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. The breakfast had good options. The view from the terrace was beautiful. The room was very basic, closet had a weird smell, you could hear everything going on in the rooms nearby. "

"This was a great place to stay in the heart of Tuscany. Nice, old fashioned charm. Relaxing atmosphere, with horses, sheep, sweet dogs nearby on the large grounds. The large pool was closed for the season, but looked inviting. Only four units (ask for the suite - it has a real wood-burning fireplace!). Perfect spot to make your HQ for exploring the beautiful Tuscan hills. A car is a must - easy parking. Safe, secure property"

"Stay was exceptional."

"The room was a good size and had plenty of closet space. The bathroom needs some help. It’s tiny, even for European standards. A small shelf or shower caddy would be nice so you don’t have to bend over to pick up your shampoo in the shower. A towel hook would be nice too. Check in is complicated. You must reach out to get directions. You go to one building to get the keys, then they tell you to go to the building next door to your room, then go a few blocks over to actually check in and pay your city tax and get registered. Someone does come everyday to clean the kitchen, but not your room, which is fine, but a broom and access to some cleaning supplies would be nice. The room is very quiet at night except on Friday and Saturday nights when the restaurant below you changes to a club and the music is loud until about 1:00am. If are not a night owl I would avoid the weekend. "

"Breakfast was delicious. The one drawback about this property was remote and had to drive 15 to 20 minutes to get dinner."

"As the name suggests, this cozy B&B is literally 100 steps from the Duomo. Host Gianfranco took pains to make sure we had plenty of recommendations for dining in Arezzo and the 3 we tried were all terrific, especially Cavour 42. Museums and the Medici Fortress are a short walk away."