Numa Florence Palazzo Belfiore

This area is great to visit main part of Florence, but to stay in an area that is less filled with tourists.

Such an incredibly perfect property for a family stay in the heart of Florence. It was only 15 minutes to walk to the furthest areas of our time there and couldn’t recommend it highly enough.

We enjoyed the stay. The location was excellent, a few blocks from Ponte Vecchio, walkable to everything. About 15 min walk from train station. Staying in a building that was reportedly built in the 1300’s was quite exciting. Everything was very clean, amenities were nice. The beds were very comfortable and the 3 bedroom unit was quite spacious. One twin bed was a loft with a relatively steep ladder but the kids loved it. The showers, although small, were clean had continuous hot water from tankless system. If staying on the top floor, 3rd floor is really the 4th level, it is 64 steps from the street to the final level, which was a little extra exercise a few times per day, but may be a challenge for some - but obviously people have been doing it for literally over half a millennium.

We just concluded a 7-week-long stay at the Palazzo Belfiore, and it was wonderful in every aspect! We will definitely will seek to stay there again, next time we visit this amazing city. While we were just a couple, I believe 4-person family would have an equally happy time there. Location: just steps from Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Pitti ( & Boboli Gardens), and Piazza Santo Spirito, in a small, quiet side street. The Oltrarno neighborhood (i.e., south of the river Arno) is more laid-back compared to the full-scale touristy sites on the other side of the Ponte Vecchio. It has tons of charming small workshops in practically each of its little side streets, of book makers, carpenters, artists, etc., and a host of trattorias and osterias to choose from. Apartment: we chose the ground-floor level 'Bianca', which was perfect for us. A loft-type setup, with the main living / dining room and kitchen, as well as a full bath, at the ground/entrance level, and then a half second floor with the large queen bed, a desk, and a second full bath room upstairs, overlooking the living room. The kitchen is fully equipped to cook for 4, with a 4-fields electric cook top, fridge, toaster, microwave, electric water kettle, and a Moka 'machine' (those typical Italian coffee makers). The dining table appears to be extendible (but we didn't try), but seats 4 people for dinner just fine. The living room has a large sofa (that can be extended into a full size double bed - we didn't try, but judging from the seating comfort of the cushions, I believe it should provide a very comfortable 3rd and 4th persons sleeping option). There's also a large closet, mostly for hanging clothes. While there's not a ton of extra storage, between that closet, a build-in set of shelves next to it, the desk upstairs, and the use of the luggage racks (which we placed a the corner upstairs) gave us sufficient options to organize our clothings. And, you certainly don't need to overpack, as the Palazzo has a good sized washer and dryer in the basement (which is not only super-clean, just like the rest of the building, but also gives you immediate access to a nice water refill station, to refill the provided glass bottles at any time, with filtered water (either flat or sparkling - but you can certainly drink the tap water, as well). A wall-mounted TV completes the inventory - and it was easy to hook into our netflix account - but if you're watching a lot of TV, why are you in Florence? ;-). The WiFi signal is robust and we had enough bandwidth for simultaneous streaming on an iPad and Zoom video-conferencing without any issues. Both baths have sink, toilet and shower, and the downstairs one also features a bidet. Since the apartment (the whole building, of course) is from a very, very ancient structure, you will immediately notice the lovely mural painting remnants on some of the walls. Due to the addition of the second level, the upstairs head clearance might require a little gettin

Great Location. Noisy at night because the windows are single pane. Kitchen is not usable because the breaker jumps when you make toasts and cook at the same time. Then the water in the shower gets cold and you’re in the dark because of toasts! For the price, would consider elsewhere.

Welcoming and responsive hosts and housekeeper who allowed us to check in early and arranged taxi transport upon leaving. Large 3 bedroom apartment (Caterina de Medici) was great for our family of 4 to be able to spread out and have privacy. Downside to this apartment is being on the top floor with so many stairs but we managed. Shared washer and dryer and filtered water refilling station in basement was helpful. No blankets available, just a sheet and thin bedspread, was cold. Air conditioner in living area leaked and awoke in the middle of the night to find water dripping on floor. Loud street noise, glad we brought our fan for white noise while sleeping. Other than a few minor issues, we enjoyed our stay here and the beautiful city of Florence!

Very nice little apartment in an excellent location, especially with many, many great restaurants nearby. We would happily stay here again if we return to Florence.

What a unique place to stay. Building is from the 13th century, and we has lots of space. 2 min walk to Ponte Vecchio

Excellent rooms, beautiful space. Walkable everywhere in tourist area of Florence. Host was helpful and responsive.