Hostel 7 Santi
Originally built in the 1800's, this convent has been transformed into a peaceful place for travelers to rest their heads. This affordable hostel is run by multilingual staff and has no age requirements for stay. There is the church of Seven Saints (Sette Santi) right next door; that's where the hostel gets its name. There is a 24-hour reception and no curfew. Internet access is available. There is also a place to do laundry, and it's wheelchair accessible.
Hostel 7 Santi
Viale dei Mille 11
Florence, Italy
055.5048452
www.7santi.com
Emerald Fields Hostel
This friendly hostel offers clean rooms. There are opportunities to sign up for tours like a one-day bus tour through Tuscany by Emerald Fields. The hostel also organizes sky diving trips. This hostel has many amenities. They include internet access and WiFi, linens, laundry, storage and common areas. However, children are not permitted to stay. The Emerald Fields Hostel is located in a city center. It's only minutes from the train station near the Accademia Gallery.
Emerald Fields Hostel
Via Guelfa n. 59
Florence, Italy
+393 930 648 737
www.florence-hostel.com
The Old Bridge Student Hostel
If you wish to base yourself in the very midst of bustling Florence, the Old Bridge Student Hostel offers rooms located on the third floor of a 19th century building with views of the city's center and shopping areas. The hostel will provide transportation if you wish to get out and see the town. Walking is also a fine option. Many things are only one block away. Amenities at this hostel include 24-hour reception, and it accepts credit cards.
The Old Bridge Student Hostel
Piazza St. Stefano #1
Florence, Italy 50122
Article Written By Naomi Judd
Naomi M. Judd is a naturalist, artist and writer. Her work has been published in various literary journals, newspapers and websites. Judd holds a self-designed Bachelor of Arts in adventure writing from Plymouth State University and is earning a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from the University of Southern Maine.
