Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This was an amazing stay and definitely one of our favourite places we stayed in Tuscany. The room was spacious, comfortable, and beautifully presented, and the whole property was absolutely beautiful.
Alice and Daniele, who run the place, were amazing hosts. They were so welcoming and helpful, and the service throughout our stay was excellent.
We absolutely loved our time here and would happily stay again!
This was an amazing stay and definitely one of our favourite places we stayed in Tuscany. The room was spacious, comfortable, and beautifully presented, and the whole property was absolutely beautiful.
Alice and Daniele, who run the place, were amazing hosts. They were so welcoming and helpful, and the service throughout our stay was excellent.
We absolutely loved our time here and would happily stay again!
Sharon
Reviewed September 30, 2026Reviewed September 30, 2026
We stayed at the Hotel David for four nights. The staff are welcoming, pleasant and helpful. The cleaning staff did an invisible but excellent job, leaving our room immaculate every day. Our twin room was spacious, with ample storage space, and a large shower room off a small hallway. The bed was very comfortable. There a wide variety of food for breakfast, including fresh fruit and freshly made pastries and cakes. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who doesn't mind the 15-20-minute walk...
We stayed at the Hotel David for four nights. The staff are welcoming, pleasant and helpful. The cleaning staff did an invisible but excellent job, leaving our room immaculate every day. Our twin room was spacious, with ample storage space, and a large shower room off a small hallway. The bed was very comfortable. There a wide variety of food for breakfast, including fresh fruit and freshly made pastries and cakes. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who doesn't mind the 15-20-minute walk...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 28, 2015Reviewed October 28, 2015
This is a lovely horel in a quiet area of the old historic area. This staff were very welcoming and gave us a map and gave us advice on restaurants and attractions. A very comfortable bed with lovely linen and fluffy towels. Grat breakfast. I would highly recommend this hotel and stay again.
This is a lovely horel in a quiet area of the old historic area. This staff were very welcoming and gave us a map and gave us advice on restaurants and attractions. A very comfortable bed with lovely linen and fluffy towels. Grat breakfast. I would highly recommend this hotel and stay again.
Centrally located, high quality furnishings and bathrooms. Only thing is we would have liked to have one large bottle of complimentary water rather than having to refill ourselves. Breakfast was great and the lady who runs it kind and helpful.
Enjoyable stay and would definitely recommend or stay again.
Centrally located, high quality furnishings and bathrooms. Only thing is we would have liked to have one large bottle of complimentary water rather than having to refill ourselves. Breakfast was great and the lady who runs it kind and helpful.
Enjoyable stay and would definitely recommend or stay again.
Monique
Reviewed October 24, 2026Reviewed October 24, 2026
Have just stayed here for one week mid June. Very peaceful hotel, once a mill, with walled gardens, swimming pool and views over the river and weir. Beautifully decorated inside with many seating areas, and a delightful courtyard. Restaurant has awning covered eating area too. Other private areas with tables chairs and parasols.
Room spotless with marble fittings in bathroom and air conditioning, safe and mini fridge. Soft white cotton bed linen and thick fluffy towels.
All the staff very...
Have just stayed here for one week mid June. Very peaceful hotel, once a mill, with walled gardens, swimming pool and views over the river and weir. Beautifully decorated inside with many seating areas, and a delightful courtyard. Restaurant has awning covered eating area too. Other private areas with tables chairs and parasols.
Room spotless with marble fittings in bathroom and air conditioning, safe and mini fridge. Soft white cotton bed linen and thick fluffy towels.
All the staff very...
One of the best hotels I have stayed - small, 'boutique' feel. Lovely, friendly and helpful staff - they seemed to want us to enjoy our stay ! Stayed 2 x one night, so had 2 different rooms - both quite different, but both excellent quality & space. Dinner in restaurant was superb; breakfast buffet excellent. c. 20 minute walk into the centre of Florence, maybe 30 mins to Ponte Vecchio, or use the shuttle bus or taxis. Highly recommended - can't wait to go back !
One of the best hotels I have stayed - small, 'boutique' feel. Lovely, friendly and helpful staff - they seemed to want us to enjoy our stay ! Stayed 2 x one night, so had 2 different rooms - both quite different, but both excellent quality & space. Dinner in restaurant was superb; breakfast buffet excellent. c. 20 minute walk into the centre of Florence, maybe 30 mins to Ponte Vecchio, or use the shuttle bus or taxis. Highly recommended - can't wait to go back !
Ian
Reviewed October 28, 2016Reviewed October 28, 2016
Very pleased with our hotel, it had both character and a touch of luxury! Beautiful dining room also where we had breakfast, but service could certainly be improved there. Still it would not put us off staying here again when we return to Florence.
Very pleased with our hotel, it had both character and a touch of luxury! Beautiful dining room also where we had breakfast, but service could certainly be improved there. Still it would not put us off staying here again when we return to Florence.
My husband and I had a fantastic stay at the Grand Hotel Minerva. The location is minutes from the train station on a lovely pedestrianised piazza, and walking distance to the main attractions. The staff were so welcoming and helpful throughout our stay - we hadn’t booked tickets to the sights but they managed to get us tickets for the Accademia to see the statue of David. Breakfast was fabulous, running until 10.30 on Saturday and 11am on Sunday, so no need to rush out of bed. We spent a lot...
My husband and I had a fantastic stay at the Grand Hotel Minerva. The location is minutes from the train station on a lovely pedestrianised piazza, and walking distance to the main attractions. The staff were so welcoming and helpful throughout our stay - we hadn’t booked tickets to the sights but they managed to get us tickets for the Accademia to see the statue of David. Breakfast was fabulous, running until 10.30 on Saturday and 11am on Sunday, so no need to rush out of bed. We spent a lot...
Beautiful little hotel right in the heart of Florence. Giovanni & Nadine are very welcoming and could not do enough to make sure our stay was perfect, they even loaned us umbrellas the following morning when they was a heavy down pour & thunderstorm..
Hotel is very traditional and breakfast was lovely.
Would definitely stay here again.
Beautiful little hotel right in the heart of Florence. Giovanni & Nadine are very welcoming and could not do enough to make sure our stay was perfect, they even loaned us umbrellas the following morning when they was a heavy down pour & thunderstorm..
Hotel is very traditional and breakfast was lovely.
Would definitely stay here again.
John
Reviewed September 4, 2022Reviewed September 4, 2022
Palazzo Castri 1874 is an excellent boutique hotel located a short walk from the main Santa Maria Novella (SMN) railway station. It is within easy walking distance of all the main attractions and good places to eat.They have created a special place for guests to stay. All the staff are very polite and helpful. The rooms are beautiful, well equipped and many have views of the Duomo. The beautiful garden with its outside seating areas and small pool is an oasis of quiet and calm and is very...
Palazzo Castri 1874 is an excellent boutique hotel located a short walk from the main Santa Maria Novella (SMN) railway station. It is within easy walking distance of all the main attractions and good places to eat.They have created a special place for guests to stay. All the staff are very polite and helpful. The rooms are beautiful, well equipped and many have views of the Duomo. The beautiful garden with its outside seating areas and small pool is an oasis of quiet and calm and is very...
How many hotels that welcome pets can I expect to find in Greve in Chianti?
Stay with your furry friend at one of Expedia's 32 Greve in Chianti hotels that allow pets.
What's the best time of year to travel to Greve in Chianti with my pet?
When you travel with your pet, keeping tabs on the weather can help you make the trip more safe and fun for everyone. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 22°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 7°C. Average annual precipitation for Greve in Chianti is 1000 mm.
What is there to see and do with your pet in Greve in Chianti?
Known for its wineries and castles, Greve in Chianti has lots to offer visitors. See the local sights and visit Piazza Matteotti and Verrazzano Castle. While you're there, make sure you don't miss Il Molino di Grace Winery and Wine Museum.
What's the best dog-friendly hotel in Greve in Chianti?