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Small & friendly
In historical heart of Florence
Good value

“The 2 star Montreal is a friendly budget base in Florence’s historical centre and right by the transport hub.”

If you’re looking for a budget but good value hotel in the heart of historical Florence, then you can’t do much better than the family-run Montreal. Rated as a 2 star, this hotel still offers a good service and with just 20 rooms, it’s a friendly place to stay, too. The rooms are nicely decorated and come with soundproofing and air-conditioning as well as heating so you can sleep in peace and comfort. In the mornings, head down to the buffet breakfast for a Continental spread.

And what also makes this good value accommodation is that it’s right in the historical centre of , then you can’t do much better than the family-run Montreal. Rated as a 2 star, this hotel still offers a good service and with just 20 rooms, it’s a friendly place to stay, too. The rooms are nicely decorated and come with soundproofing and air-conditioning as well as heating so you can sleep in peace and comfort. In the mornings, head down to the buffet breakfast for a Continental spread.

And what also makes this good value accommodation is that it’s right in the historical centre of
And what also makes this good value accommodation is that it’s right in the historical centre of And what also makes this good value accommodation is that it’s right in the historical centre of Florence. The Duomo is just five minutes away while the museums, churches and galleries that make this such a fantastic . The Duomo is just five minutes away while the museums, churches and galleries that make this such a fantastic are nearby as well. And last but not least, Florence’s main train and bus station are just a few minutes away, meaning you can easily get to places like Siena.

Lounge
TV room
Wi-Fi access throughout hotel
Reading room

Family owned and offering great facilities

Photos of Montreal

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Hotel features

Meals

Buffet breakfast

Other Information

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Tour operator rating

Official Rating

2 star

No. of rooms

Room facilities

Satellite TV
Telephone
Air-conditioning/heating
Sound proofed windows
Hairdryer
Safety deposit box

Location

In the historic centre of the city
5 minutes' walk to the Duomo
5 minutes' walk from the train station

Your guide to Florence, Italian Cities

“ The City of Michelangelo and the Medici, Florence will attack all your senses and leave you gasping…bellissima, magnifica!”

With more works of art per square metre than any other City in the world, Florence is one place you’re guaranteed to run out of superlatives. From Michelangelo’s iconic statue of David in the Accademia to the huge, terracotta-topped Duomo standing out proudly in a postcard perfect skyline, it’s a multi-layered treasure trove. Dubbed the cradle of the Renaissance, the City that owes so much to the patronage of the Medici dynasty is almost like one gigantic museum of art and culture. If you ignore the screeching scooters threatening to run you over on every street corner, that is. That’s actually a quick reality check you may be grateful for. Because just thinking about the breadth and depth of the paintings and sculpture awaiting you is enough to bring on cultural meltdown. Treasures are stacked up in galleries like the Uffizi, the Pitti Palace and Santa Croce. And all around you is Brunelleschi’s awesome architecture. Face it – you’re never going to get through a quarter of Florence’s works of art in a short visit. And you shouldn’t even try. Just remember that you’re going to find gems round every twisting corner of the narrow streets and Medieval piazzas of this be-jewelled City. So if you wilt at the sight of lengthy queues waiting to tick off the biggies, don’t despair – there are scores of lesser known prizes in churches, chapels and little museums that will leave you feeling you’ve won the lottery. And when you’re all cultured out, there’s plenty to keep you busy. From shopping in dinky jewellery shops on the Ponte Vecchio to cappuccino-sipping in corner cafés, this place has it all. And at night, with floodlit monuments and towers, its soaring beauty goes right off the scale. Fantastica!