Two Star hotel florence Italy – Charming Florence Hotel Reservation

By Train

• Take a taxi from the east-side exit of the station by track no. 16 – turn right at the gates and walk to the end of the pavement – you will see the taxi cabs lining up – the cost should be around 10 Euros. 
• Take bus number 14-17-23-67-68-70-71-82 from the east-side exit of the station by track no 16 - get off at Piazza San Marco and walk down Via Camillo Cavour towards the Cathedral/Duomo for about 150 meters until you reach number 13, where we are. Don’t forget to buy your ticket before boarding the bus from any bar, tobacco shop or newsagent’s kiosk.
• Walk all the way (8-10 minutes): leave the station by the east-side exit by track no. 16 - go down the escalator, take the underground passage to the left and go straight until the end. At the exit, keep going straight ahead for about 350 meters until you reach the Cathedral/Duomo (a massive white church). Turn left into Via Martelli, which becomes Via Cavour after 50 meters. Hotel Casci is at number 13 of Via Camillo Cavour. 
   

By Plane

• Take a taxi at the exit of the airport (cost: around 20-25 Euros).
• Otherwise, catch the Airport shuttle bus to Florence Central Train Station (cost 5,- Euros per person) – once at the station follow the BY TRAIN directions, as outlined above.

Pisa Airport - From Pisa airport the best way is to take advantage of the direct train or coach connections with Florence Central Train Station (both available at the exit of Pisa airport) – once at Florence main station follow the BY TRAIN directions, as outlined above.

By Car

 Open the driving map

• ALL cars entering the center of Florence (ZTL) have to be registered – therefore, please make sure to notify your car number-plate to the reception staff upon arrival and every time you use the car during your stay – we shall ask you anyhow. 
• Often clients strictly following GPS and Internet directions end up totally lost, as such directions often ignore one-way streets and limited traffic areas – the itinerary outlined above is the easiest and safest one – however, if you feel more confident with electronic directions, we suggest to have as final destination ‘Piazza della Libertà’ and then turn into Via Camillo Cavour.
• Pay attention to avoid the four 'no entry' points marked on the maps, as going through them will definitely lead to a fine.

Upon your arrival, try to park as close to the pavement as possible and leave the car with the double flashing lights on whilst offloading your luggage: we shall then instruct you on where to park.