Located 11 miles from San Marco Church in Florence, La Locanda di Bivigliano offers 2-star accommodations in Bivigliano and features a garden, a restaurant and a bar.
Located in Borgo San Lorenzo’s pedestrian area, Hotel Locanda Degli Artisti is set in a 19th-century building, and offers a terrace and air-conditioned rooms. Wi-Fi is free throughout.
Park Hotel Ripaverde is set in Borgo San Lorenzo in the heart of the Mugello Valley. It offers a swimming pool, fitness center, and a free parking garage.
M
Poland
Silence, location 15m away from the train station with trains going frequently to/from Folrence, supermarket next to the hotel, nice staff.
Hotel Dei Vicari is set in an elegant building in Scarperia, close to the Mugello International Circuit. It offers free parking, and modern rooms with free internet connection.
Villa Campestri is a splendid Renaissance house in the beautiful Tuscan countryside, set on a hillside 492 yards above sea level and overlooking the Mugello Valley.
keith
United States of America
Everything was spectacular. Great dinner and breakfast. Drinks available in a lovely lobby.
Monsignor Della Casa Country Resort & Spa is set in a restored historic hamlet with large gardens and swimming pools.
Nikola
Serbia
This is a resort from a fairy tale. From tbe moment you reach the gate you enter into a story of tranquility. It is the best experiance ever. The facilities are great but most importantly the staff is excelent. Everyone is so welcoming and you have the feeling that they are all one big happy family, and they have just welcomed you ibto their home. Highly recomended. We will be back for sure.
Set in a 15th-century convent, Locanda San Barnaba is in the historic center of Scarperia, 5 minutes' drive from Mugello Race Track. It offers air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi.
Set in the historic center of San Piero A Sieve, Albergo La Felicina features free Wi-Fi and simple-style rooms, some offering a balcony. Florence is a 30-minute drive away.
Geoffrey
United States of America
This is a quintessential family owned (4th or 5th generation) inn. The facilities have all been updated and well maintained. The inn is furnished primarily with furniture from the early 20th century (not the mattresses, those are new) -- Biedermeier, art nouveau with some 1940s lighting. For a design buff it was so much fun.
The common/breakfast rooms are comfortable, charming and eclectic. The breakfast was plentiful. I found myself wish we were staying longer as I want more time to hang out there and see more sights around the small town (we were hiking. la Via degli Dei).
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