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2 outdoor pools, pool umbrellas, sun loungers

"We really enjoyed our stay. Camping Le Pianucce is situated in a lovely wood and has great views across to the sea. We stayed in one of the mobile cabins with airconditioning but actually at night it was cool enough. The onsite facilities were very good - well-stocked shop, good restaurant which also did sandwiches for lunch and take away pizza, gelateria, playground and good pools with plenty of shade. The kids pool and water park area were great and kept our two children busy. You could walk...

"The location is really beautiful. There are constant shuttles to transport from one location to other within the property. Nice food options and music on specific days Clean Cabins If you have not booked shuttle from the Figline station to this place- you may have a hard time getting a taxi from the station. I recommend to plan ahead for the commute from the train station to this property."

￥7,495 total

includes taxes & fees

May 23 - May 24

Seasonal outdoor pool, pool umbrellas, sun loungers

"Stayed July 2017, overralll good. Focusing on negative aspects, can bè noisy with music if your apartment is cose to the pool/entrateinment area. Jacuzzi did not work."

￥12,638 total

includes taxes & fees

May 13 - May 14

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Indoor pool, 5 outdoor pools, pool umbrellas, sun loungers

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￥11,674 total

includes taxes & fees

May 13 - May 14

Recent reviews of Tuscany hotels

5/5 Excellent

"Friendly and helpful staff. I loved the coffee and having vegan options for breakfast. "

A verified traveler stayed at Globus Urban Hotel

Posted 12 hours ago

5/5 Excellent

"It's a 45 euro cab ride from the Florence airport, but it's so much better than staying in the city!. First of all, Florence traffic and tourism is a bit bonkers, so when you see people lugging their suitcases over cobblestone streets while hundreds of people flow past them every minute and cars zip & squeeze down the streets, you can be glad you got a cabin here, got to park by your door, had the all-you-can eat breakfast, 24-hour laundry, large store for everything from games to wine to meat & cheese, and you only needed to take a quick shuttle (to the south side of the river) or the city bus (right to the city centre) to be one of the many who are happily walking by them as they drag their suitcases. Pro-tip, if you plan to use the hop-on hop-off bus, stop #12 is very near where the shuttle drops you off and the last run of the Blue Line gets you back to #12 about half an hour before the last run of the shuttle. Also, the shuttle is ideal for touring Michelangelo's Piazzale and the amazing work of Giuseppe Poggi. If you need the city bus to get to & fro earlier or later than the shuttle, the app for it is fantastic. About the property, breakfast is all you can eat with hard boiled eggs, breads, meats, cheese, spreads, croissants, cereals, fruit, juices and coffee & tea. The same facility also serves supper and has a decent menu."

A verified traveler from Ottawa stayed at Hu Firenze Camping In Town

Posted 3 days ago