Hostel is a place where food and lodging are provided for students or certain groups of workers or tourists. Life in a hostel is different from the life in a home. Generally a student stays in a hostel when his residence is located far from his educational institution. Life in a hostel makes a student self-dependent
The meaning of a hostel is that you only pay for your bed, and share the rest of the room's space with other people you don’t know.
Each hostel provides a mess facility for breakfast, lunch and dinner under the safe and hygiene environment and food set on a table at one time
A prepared dish of soft food and It is equipped with the modern cooking apparatus / equipment to ensure quality, cleanliness and hygiene. Mess facility includes Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Tea & Snacks and Dinner.
Nope, we don't try to pass off a few plastic chairs and a TV as a common area. We’ve replaced them with sofas, bean bags and large-screen TVs. And we’ve also added gaming zones, fitness centres and chillout corners as a bonus.
This space allows hostels to use their wildest and most creatice decoration ideas, keeping in mind the level of comfort for the guests. From the point of view of hostel guests these are also the areas where you meet like-minded travelers, hear inspirational travel stories or get the best tips for your ongoing and future journeys - not to forget the possibility of making memorable friends of a lifetime!
Hotel cleanliness is one of the most important and decisive factors in today's hospitality business. The quality of the cleanliness and sanitation standards is bound to have a higher impact on travelers than ever before and this means that the hotel's reputation also stands in the balance.
On a daily basis, the housekeeping team is responsible for cleaning guest rooms and 'turning down' beds, as well as replacing any dirty towels and replenishing any other amenities.
This hostel is absolutely superb, the staff are friendly, helpful, full of local knowledge and go the extra mile. The facilities are cleaned daily, rooms are spacious, air conditioned, large lockers for the bigger backpacks, free wireless internet in the lounge with some computers also connected to the internet, with a large screen TV (which was popular most evenings) Breakfast is good and a real bonus is a 6.30pm snack, which can range from pizza to some lovingly prepared sandwiches.
The hostel is closed off everyday between 11am and 2pm for cleaning but the owners are very flexible on that rule, just inform them first if you need to get some stuff done, but anyway at that time you should be exploring the wonderful city of Florence.
It's location is in the heart of Florence and it's an easy walk to get anywhere but it's on a side street, right opposite the Duomo, grab a free map from the tourist information office or a cheap one from a newsagent as you may miss it when following the directions to get there.
