The breakfast was amazing. We made sure to not book any tours during breakfast time from 8-10am since it was one of the hi-lights of our stay. It was very nice to relax, enjoy the beautiful ambiance, drink tea/coffe, and read a book, etc. Roberta made sure we had plenty of coffee/tea and she was constantly restocking the buffet to make sure everyone who came encountered a fabulous setup. Roberta was very kind and hospitable. The complimentary access to fruit and snacks throughout the day was a nice touch. The location was perfect for us, right by Ponte Vecchio and Uffizi Gallery. Access was easy even though we arrived after 6pm. Roberta messaged us via WhatsApp on the phone number provided in our listing. First door code opens both the front door and the metal door inside the building simultaneously. The second door code to the reception area will buzz, and the door has to be pushed open while the buzzing noise is audible. This is an amazing stay, and we would love to stay here again if we come back to Florence.

Nothing! Everything was perfect!

Amazing hidden gem in the lovely neighborhood of Santo Spirito. Right by all the best restaurants and near the Ponte Vecchio and Pitti Palazzo. Large bedroom, lovely décoration in keeping with the florentine héritage and style.the best place to discover Florence. A few minutes walk from the restaurant Le Volte, the absolute best place to eat in Florence and from Edoardo il Gelato Biologico Gelateria Ponte Vecchio, the best gelato in town.

When we arrived to check in, we had to wait about 20 minutes as there was no one at reception. A cleaning lady kindly tried to assist, but the main receptionist was nowhere to be found. The hotel’s recommended parking was off-site and cost €35. When we parked and mentioned that we needed to leave early for a flight, no one informed us that the parking facility would be closed until 8 a.m. on Sundays. Opening hours were never mentioned, either by the parking staff or the hotel. As a result, we ended up waiting outside for it to open and had to rush frantically to make our flight. On a positive note, the room and hotel overall were very nice. However, the cheap metal four-poster small bed was noisy, wobbly, and detracted from the otherwise pleasant room—a real shame.

Lovely elegant rooms. Very comfortable bed and very quiet, Breakfast room/Lounge really lovely. A bottle of good red wine was in our room when we arrived and much appreciated. Also appreciated a Vin Santo with biscotti was a nice post dinner treat in the lounge as well.

Not so much didn’t like however it would have been nice to have a couple of robes in our deluxe room. Packing for a month in Italy left no room in our luggage for robes. Was looking forward to soaking in the bath in our room but once it was filled the temperature went really tepid quickly so only utilised it for one quick dip. A huge breakfast spread but larger bowls for those of us who prefer cereal would have been appreciated along with some some poached or cut up fresh fruit.

I stayed at this hotel last year and loved it so much that I decided to come back. The location is perfect—just near Palazzo Pitti and close to Piazza Santo Spirito, a great spot to sit, relax, and enjoy the local atmosphere. On Sundays, there’s a fantastic market. It really feels like you’re experiencing Florence as a local, rather than just as a tourist. The hotel itself is in a beautiful historic building, not a standard hotel but more like a grand home. The rooms are decorated with antique furniture and artwork, and there are wonderful books on art throughout the house. It’s all very tastefully done, and you immediately feel welcome. A bottle of wine is waiting in your room when you arrive, and you can make coffee whenever you like. Breakfast is excellent, served in a lovely room with great attention to detail. Everything is also incredibly clean—fresh towels every day, and the hotel itself is kept in perfect condition. The bed was very comfortable, the shower was great, and overall, it was just a fantastic stay. Casa Boticelli is more than just a hotel; it’s an experience!

Stunning B&B located in Oltrarno area, an easy ,15min walk into the busy area of Florence where shops and museums are. Roberta was so very nice and friendly and helpful, nothing was a bother to her. She booked us our taxis to the pick up area for our wine tour and back to the airport, held our luggage for us. Lovely buffet continental breakfast each morning served from 8am, bottle of Chianti in each bedroom and some dessert wine and little snacks left to help yourself in the beautiful lounge, a one off accommodation with history

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We spent 7 days of our delayed honeymoon here and it was the best part of our whole vacation. Roberta and her team are the most forthcoming people you can imagine, they go above and beyond what is considered good SERVICE and even offer 24h mobile support if you have questions or run into unforeseen circumstances (which we happily did not need to use, because I believe in free time also for people in service ;D, but it was offered!). There are extra towels, toiletries and ironing supplies available 24/7 and if you want the rooms are cleaned daily. Also a select assortment of SNACKS, fruits and drinks were available in the breakfast room at all times - there was even a complimentary bottle of wine in our room, upon arrival (which my husband had to drink alone poor him, because I am pregnant, but he did not seem to mind haha)! The rooms have a water cooker, tea, instant coffee as well as a refrigerator and the air conditioning kept the rooms cool and nice. The DECOR is the most elegant mix of classis, baroque and modern pieces of art and statuary and th overal feel is like living in a high-price condo or an artists place - truly amazing style! Whatever you want - the BREAKFAST buffet has it and more! It was the perfect combination of European continental buffet with varying cheeses, meats, fresh fruits, yogurts and bread/toast (even gluten-free!) options as well as freshly boiled eggs & a classic Italien mix of daily fresh pastries, croissants and tartes. Coffee specialties were freshly made and the warm smile and super respectful service of Dong, who was in charge of breakfast, was just delightful and made every start into the day relaxing and comfortable. The LOCATION just behind Ponte Vecchio and Palazzo Pitti is perfect - it is just away from the crowds and near enough to walk into the city.

There is literally nothing we missed or needed - we were very happy!

The staff was amazing, friendly, and helpful, and all spoke English. Elio, Giacomo, and Roberta were delightful. The inn/casa was so cool with a combination of old and new furniture, artifacts and architecture, that made us feel as though we were still in the museums and historic sites we had visited in Florence that day. The help-yourself breakfast had something for everyone in a delightful living room/dining room. A gentleman that made you feel special, served you your coffee. Most importantly, it was nice and cool and comfortable in our room, bed, "comfy" chairs, nice towels, fun bathtub in living area similar to the ones in the Pitti Palace, and a proper shower with power. This was our "Oasis" for our vacation at the end of the hot Italian Summer. Florence was hot hot hot, but in our "Casa" we were so happy. We could walk to all sites knowing we could return to our Oasis to cool off. Casa Botticelli is a gem, as is Florence.

All positive! I really can not think of a thing. If I had a question or problem it was taken care of immediately, even off-hours. We were close enough to the bridge and especially close to Pitti Palace and the staff helped us navigate and get taxis as needed. (My taxi app didn't work.)

Fantastic location, slightly away from the crowds (at least as much as you can be!). Room was on a courtyard, so very quiet and peaceful away from the busy street. A/C worked great! Spacious and comfortable room, beautiful breakfast room/common spaces. Staff was very helpful with late check-in and booking a taxi to airport. Tall ceilings made the room feel even bigger. Comfortable bed and nice towels, big shower. Daily housekeeping was great!

Room had lots of steps and uneven floors that come with an old building, but we almost took a spill many times! Do not recommend for older folks. Breakfast was ok- lots of shelf stable items, we decided to skip after the first day. Refrigerator in our room never worked and was not fixed or replaced. Constant sounds of running water or pipes that we could not find the source of.

Being from the states and traveling over seas you never know what the level of accommodations will be- but Casa Botticelli was exquisite. It was super clean, great water pressure with the shower, comfortable beds, not too hard, but not too soft… just right! The breakfast came with cappuccinos!! Also, we traveled in August and the air conditioner in the room was great!! It’s right next to the Pitti Palace and also 5 minutes from the Ponte Vecchio. Also, there is a quant elevator which is helpful when you have luggage! It was super artsy and also had a great gelato place near by, and also a great roof top bar around the corner with beautiful views! I would stay there again in a heart beat!! The people at the desk always was willing to call taxis and they even was willing to mail some post cards for me on the day I was leaving so I didn’t have to walk two blocks!

Honestly, everything was great!

Sometimes, you just find an exquisite place to stay, and Casa Botticelli was one of those. The hotel was conveniently located a few minutes' walk from the Pitti Palace and Ponte Vecchio. The hotel was immaculately clean, very comfortable, and tastefully decorated, with stunning art, sculptures, and antiques. A delicious fresh buffet breakfast was served in the'centre piece' dining/lounge room. Here you could relax at any time of the day, it had a very welcoming feeling. Here, you can immerse yourself in the fascinating atmosphere of Florentine life. Special thanks to Roberta. She made me feel so very welcome, and I appreciated her helpful suggestions for restaurants, vintage shopping, and walks around Florence. #janetstravelstyle