Florence Youth Hostel
The Florence Youth Hostel is an inexpensive hostel in the center of Florence. Located just a few blocks from the rail station, the hostel offers 24-hour Wi-Fi, no-charge breakfast six days a week and group or single rooms.
The cost for a 1-night stay in a group room is 24 euros, and 26 per single. The staff speaks Italian, English, Spanish and Polish and offers daily room cleaning and almost the lowest price in the area.
Rooms can be booked online or by email, and cancellations must be done within 48 hours of arrival date. The location is central to shopping, restaurants and other local flair.
Leonardo's Land Hostel
Leonardo's Land Hostel is the lowest priced hostel in Florence. Leonardo's offers free shuttle service from Florence to the hostel, and offers a peaceful getaway from the bustle of the main city. This hostel is situated among its own olive groves and vineyards and houses clients between ages 17 and 40.
The hostel provides a complimentary breakfast, linen changes and free station transfers. On the grounds are two full service bars, a pool and full service restaurant. Leonardo's also provides low-cost bike rental for tours through the surrounding area, including the hometown of Leonardo da Vinci.
Rooms are mixed or private for women with four beds. Leonardo's also provides private twin, double and triple rooms with in-room bathrooms for additional privacy. Shared rooms are 15 euros per night, and private rooms are 22 euros per night.
Things to do in Dicomano
Dicomano is an area located in the Florence region of Italy. It is a municipality that encompasses several small villages and is bordered by Londa and Rufina. It is well known for its ancient architecture and natural beauty. Like most of Italy, the area of Dicomano is known for wine, food and scenery. Nearby vineyards make it a popular destination for wine lovers. Several local companies run year-round tours of family owned wineries. Traditional food is also a favorite, and visitors can explore different flavors with a Tuscan Food Tour. Throughout the year, activities such as hiking, biking and swimming are available, usually with hotel fees or for small additional charges.
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