Hotel Rita Major Florence

has anbody stayed at the Hotel Rita Major Florence??
I cannot find it on the internet

"Wanstall" writes:

has anbody stayed at the Hotel Rita Major Florence??
I cannot find it on the internet

I can:

http://www.mbetravel.com/florence-hotels/hotel/hotel_rita_major/

It's a two-star hotel, which I believe is quite modest by Italian
standards (although I favour backstreets no-star joints). Their
"rooms" page says:

"""
L'Hotel offer to you the possibility to choice different kind of rooms
.. Superior , finish few month ago working inside that, with air
condition and tv view on our private garden with all service .
& rooms moore easy without air condition and tv , but always
ahdaygwahtho for 2 stars hotel , with view on the our private garden
too .
"""

I particularly like "ahdaygwahtho"!

Des

Des Small wrote:

"Wanstall" writes:

has anbody stayed at the Hotel Rita Major Florence??
I cannot find it on the internet

I can:

http://www.mbetravel.com/florence-hotels/hotel/hotel_rita_major/

It's a two-star hotel, which I believe is quite modest by Italian
standards (although I favour backstreets no-star joints).

We stayed in one of the Let's Go joints in the 90s- and it was cheap,
but what a place. It was on one of the streets up from the duomo, 100
feet away. The room was pristine, with huge ceilings, and amazingly
quiet. The only problem was a mosquito. I wish I could remember the name
of it, because if it were still there, I'd recommend it. It had an
Austrian owner, elderly woman but very classy.

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Hi

I stayed there in 2003. It's a fantastic hotel, very clean and a good
standard all round. The food was excellent.

Minnie Mouse

David Horne, _the_ chancellor of the duchy of besses o' th' barn and
prestwich tesco 24h offy wrote:

We stayed in one of the Let's Go joints in the 90s- and it was cheap,
but what a place. It was on one of the streets up from the duomo, 100
feet away. The room was pristine, with huge ceilings, and amazingly
quiet. The only problem was a mosquito. I wish I could remember the
name of it, because if it were still there, I'd recommend it.


Zanzara? ;-)

--
Ken Blake
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Wanstall wrote:
has anbody stayed at the Hotel Rita Major Florence??
I cannot find it on the internet

try this bed and breakfast instead

www.casacimabue.it

very nice and very claen
price should not exceed eur 50.00 per night per room including breakfast
15 minutes walk from the twon centre
I go there every year

Found it!

www.hotelritamajor.it

It seems to have all the credentials for a good stay: nice rooms and reasonable prices.

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(David Horne, _the_ chancellor of
the duchy of besses o' th' barn and prestwich tesco 24h offy) wrote:

The only problem was a mosquito.

Are mosquitoes a problem in late May?

Does air conditioned accommodations solve the problem?

Is it more acute being closer to the Arno?