Hotels with Waterparks in Tuscany

"Excellent the place the food the stuff the "

"Hotel was conveniently located in quiet area. The staff were all lovely very helpful and friendly. Rooms very clean . Its away from main tourist area of tower so lovely redidential safe area. But still only 10/1/ min walk. Buffet breakfast amazing lovely choice. Definitely recommend "

"Exceptionally tranquil and relaxing villa in the Tuscan hills. No highway noise or downtown party noise, just a constant mild breeze filled with the songs of a variety of birds. Close enough to downtown Florence to see all the sights, either via the free hotel shuttle or by 30-minute walk if you don’t mind the incline (or the heat, it gets pretty warm and humid). Likewise, close to the meeting points for many 3rd party excursions (aside: the off-road wine safari was a lot of fun). Bed was very comfy and the room and grounds were kept very clean. The scenery was amazing, and the substantial garden made for a comfortable place to relax in the afternoon. Service was very good, the bar was well stocked, and the restaurant served some stellar meals, both at lunch, and at dinner enjoyed outside by sunset. The buffet breakfast was also very good. I would definitely return!"

"Perfect location!"

"Nice installations with friendly staff and a young/relaxed atmosphere "

"Grest hotel close to sites and food"

"Fantastic stay in a great gated property. Our room is spacious and very clean. We liked the facilities and environment. They also have a mini mart and a restaurant inside the campground which made everything so convenient. We would love to visit again."

"Lovely comfy bed and pillows. Shower was marvellous. Eco friendly. Lots to do. Positioned right next to a tram stop. Helpful staff. Very spacious."

"The staff was awesome and the area fantastic. The rooftop view amazing. I would caution though to make sure there are no stairs to your room once you get out of the elevator. We ended up with 17 stairs to get to our room. My bad as I should have asked or made it known we needed accessibility. Lesson learned. Overall we did okay. "