The Homestay - Arezzo
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Sports activities
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No Smoking
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Featuring a storage room, The Homestay - Arezzo hotel lies merely a 9-minute walk from the Vasari's House. Guests travelling by car can also use private car parking on site.
The guest house is within reach of the Province of Arezzo, with the Medieval Village of Poppi a mere 0.7 km away. The Porta San Lorentino is 14 minutes on foot from the Homestay Arezzo, while Via Petrarca 1 bus stop is 500 metres away. Enjoy your stay at this convenient location, which not far from Piazza Grande.
The comfortable hotel features 14 rooms with a balcony and a dressing area, furnished with wardrobes. The property also provides guests with an electric kettle, a refrigerator, and kitchenware. Extras include hair dryers and bath sheets offered in the private bathrooms with a bidet, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet.
Nuovo Drago di Giada, located 150 metres from The Homestay - Arezzo hotel, will spoil you with Chinese cuisine.
Review by hotel critic
Nestled in the heart of Arezzo, Homestay offers a practical yet comfortable stay for travelers seeking affordability without sacrificing convenience. During my visit, I appreciated the proximity to the city center and the train station, allowing easy exploration of the vibrant surroundings. The well-equipped kitchen and nearby supermarket catered to self-sufficient guests, although a lack of hangers in the private room was noted. The hospitable host, Leo, shared valuable insights on local attractions, enhancing my overall experience.While the absence of an elevator and certain room amenities may deter some, the clean and spacious accommodations provided a restful retreat. The practicality of the dormitory and private rooms, coupled with Leo's helpful guidance, underscored the hotel's dedication to guest satisfaction. For those prioritizing value and interaction over luxury, Homestay offers a welcoming environment for a rewarding stay in Arezzo.Sophia Martin, Art Historian, New York, USA.
