Grand Hotel Vittoria

年代比較久遠，設施都比較陳舊的那種，不過房間比較大，還有小桌子

整體環境很高檔，不錯，下次還來

We liked this hotel for its comfort and traditional style. We stayed in room 214 on the second floor. The room was very nice, comfortable and spotlessly clean. Having read other reviews about the size of bathrooms and showers, I can honestly say we didn’t find anything to complain about. Shower was big enough and there was plenty of hot water morning and evening. Bed was very comfortable with soft pillows and we slept well. Our room had a small balcony. Not big enough for table and chairs but enough to stand and enjoy the view Food was adequate but not a gastronomic experience. Location was good with a short walk to the train station and easy access to Florence, Lucca and Siena although the trains are rarely on time The staff in this hotel were exceptionally good. Everyone was helpful, courteous and eager to please. Well done to all of them

Perfect base for Discovering Tuscany. The staff are amazing, from your first welcome, to the House Staff attending your room, Breakfast or Evening Waiters and Barman, you are main to feel welcome, if you have limited Italian, that's no problem, as they all adapt to assist you. After reading some comments, yes the shower cubicle is on the small side, but there's ample space to clean yourself and that's the main thing. Also there's a basin, toilet and bidet, within the bathroom area. If like us, you are on Half Board, you can experience, boredom with the menu. It would have been lovely if this had changed weekly, as although there were several items to choose from, we did escape one evening to a local Pizzeria to have something a little more down to earth, as the food is very Al la Crate but good. If you are looking for a base to explore Florence, Lucca, Alto and Pisa, Montecatani, and the Grand Hotel Vittoria's is a great place to base yourself, as the train and Bus are all a short walk away, likewise is the Beautiful park, funnicular, and town centre.

We stayed here 4 nights as a part of our Gate 1 Tour. While it was conveniently located for visiting Florence, Lucca, Sienna, and Cinque Terra, it was a disappointing experience. The shower was tiny. If you got up early you had hot water. But, if you slept past 6:30 you had to contend with periodic bouts with cold water. The breakfasts and dinners her were not up to our expectations. On the other hand, the hotel and grounds make a good first impression from the street. I wouldn't stay here again.

Checked ✔️ into such a tasteful hotel 🏨 . How magnificent it is! From bedding to furniture 🪑, from windows to bathroom 🚽 , from minibar to city 🏙️ view, it is an awesomely authentic Italian architecture. Took some pictures of the hotel 🏨 facade and bar. Such a classic one 1️⃣. It was built in 1908 and has undergone multiple renovations to get to this. Very blessed 🥲 to have this experience. Even the bathroom 🚽 is so aesthetic and artistic with marble floors and wooden walls. More eye opening is the painting 🖼️ known as fresco. It is indeed an art 🖼️ gallery. Italian art 🖼️ , you have made me totally 👍 speechless 😶. I’m completely stunned 😳 by your grandeur.

As you can see from the photos, the exterior of the building and public areas are grand and delightful. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay. But for those who want more of the nitty-gritty read on: Room: We were in room 124, which is a standard room near the elevator. Like most European hotels, the room is considerably small. I appreciated the large armoire, night stands, and drawers so that if one wanted, personal items can be stowed out of sight. I found the bed to be very firm, but have a PranaSleep mattress at home, which is super comfy. I read that the rooms were "recently" renovated, but ours could have definitely used a touch-up. There was a mark that appeared to have been where someone killed (and smudged) a bug on the wall, and several spots where the walls were scuffed and chipped. Cleanliness: The housekeeping did a sufficient job of cleaning the room, and the dining areas were immaculate. What struck me as odd was the beautiful red carpet on the grand staircase was in need of a vacuum during our entire stay. Minute detail, for sure, but one that struck me as odd. Amenities: Here's where I think they could improve. There is not an iron in each room, however, they will bring one upon request. In my case they asked for it back 24 hours later, which was problematic for me, as all of our clothes needed ironing. I requested an iron four more times before I received another one, three days later. Sadly the one I was given was completely broken. (Good news: I learned to get wrinkles out of clothing by dampening the garment and using a hot hair dryer!) The toiletries were paltry and the bar of hand soap was the size and thickness of a quarter. I am imagining this is done for the sake of conservation, but be aware: if you are the "DO NOT DISTURB" type, you will need to find housekeeping to stock up daily. The towels and bedding were all stain-free and seemed to be of decent quality. Temperature: We are from upstate NY and the room was very hot for us, even with the AC on the lowest temperature. We stayed in October and ended up sleeping with the windows open. Bathroom: The shower is incredibly small! If you drop your soap you would actually need to step out of the shower to pick it up! No joke! The water pressure is incredible, however, and there was always plenty of hot water. WiFi: Nearly non-existent. I have heard that they are planning to upgrade. Otherwise, you need to sit in the lobby or use the laptop they provide in the front area. Typical to Staff: Most of the staff was professional. We had many pleasant exchanges with a young waiter named Federico. The evening/night staff were not as pleasant and almost seemed bothered that they had to interact with patrons. Food: The breakfast was plentiful and consistent: a table full of breakfast pastries, cold cereal, melons, yogurt, scrambled eggs, muffins, bacon, sausage links, several types of cold cuts and cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes. We ate dinner at the hotel three times and so