I found this hotel over the internet and stayed there to visit Florence. However the hotel is about 20-25min from the train station, which can be annoying in a rainny day as I got there, and taking the bus wouldn't make it any easier as bus stops are quite far. Room was comfortable and staff was friendly.

Location not the best - 30mins outside the historic centre but taxi only 8euro or so. However I won't walk along the river at night as there were several prostitutes selling their wares. Room comfortable. AC worked a little loudly. Breakfast standard Italian. Staff at reception could have been a lot more helpful - we asked what sites were worth... More

We stayed at the Wall Art Hotel on June 27th, 2008 as a part of our 10-day bus tour of Italy. The hotel is located in Prato, probably about 30 minutes or so outside of Florence. The decor of the hotel is super-modern, which I love. The lobby is below street level, along with the dining room. There are two... More

A really nice hotel for a good price! Rooms were very nice and clean. The only thing I didn't like was the sound from the bathroomfan. Breakfast was good, staff was very friendly. A little bit away from Florence but easy to get there if you travel with a car like we did.

Arrived at the hotel about 6:00 PM, and checked in (lobby is below street level). Desk person did not properly coordinate cards with the door locks, and I was unable to access both the main building door and my room door. Had to make two separate trips back to the lobby to get this straightened out. Was directed to park... More

We stayed here in June for 4 nights and found the Wall Art Hotel to be great value with excellent (and huge!) rooms. We booked on Expedia and paid about $120 Canadian a night for a 2 room unit with 2 full baths that slept 4 very comfortably. The room was very clean and modern (think IKEA type furniture and... More

A decent but unspectacular choice. We stayed here with a Trafalgar Tour. Modern hotel with nice lobby area. Included breakfasts were modest. Service in the dining room was indifferent at best.