Find hotels near Casa Vasari House Museum, Arezzo from CA $97

"Cute place, great location and welcoming hosts. "

"What a delight to stay in a former 16th century Count’s home! It was very special and made our whole trip extremely memorable. It’s been modernized but maintains the period look with modern appliances hidden from view with custom cabinetry. Wonderful lighting and a fireplace worthy of a grand palace. The enormous bathtub delivers hot water to the top unlike a lot of other grand tubs in Europe that looks the part but runs out of hot water after a few inches. We’d give this place 6 stars if I could. The owner is so personable and kind. We can’t thank Stefano enough for this rare step back into history. "

"Super nice staff and great room (unique and modern in a historic building) right on the main shopping street, yet quiet."

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. The breakfast had good options. The view from the terrace was beautiful. The room was very basic, closet had a weird smell, you could hear everything going on in the rooms nearby. "

"This city apartment was perfect for us-exactly as the photos showed. It was very clean and nicely appointed with some special touches. Host Chiara made it very easy with good instructions, easy check-in and excellent recommendations when we asked for them. The terrace was an "out-back" and fairly private place for aperitivo, a bit of fresh air, and fun watching some cats playing in the yard next-door. Keep in mind, this is a city place. There are neighbors above, activity on the street below, teenagers on their way to school in the morning, etc. but it was quiet at night and easy to sleep. None of it bothered us, as we loved the life and liveliness of it all. It's a great location at the edge of the old city; we walked everywhere for 2 weeks, all the time, day and night. It's about 20 minutes walk to the opposite corner of the old city, with tons of museums, shops, eateries, bars and cafés in between. Easy walk to the train station and we did a couple day trips to Cortona and Firenze for variety. (But if you have wheeled luggage, do plan on a taxi to/from the station as the old stone streets and walkways are pretty chunky) Our longer stay did let us get some chats with residents on the street, who kindly indulged my tentative broken Italian. If you are able to walk uphill, half a mile or so straight up the street from the apartment is one of the most beautiful public parks I've ever seen. It was a worthwhile good hike and we went up several times to walk and enjoy the views."

"The room was a good size and had plenty of closet space. The bathroom needs some help. It’s tiny, even for European standards. A small shelf or shower caddy would be nice so you don’t have to bend over to pick up your shampoo in the shower. A towel hook would be nice too. Check in is complicated. You must reach out to get directions. You go to one building to get the keys, then they tell you to go to the building next door to your room, then go a few blocks over to actually check in and pay your city tax and get registered. Someone does come everyday to clean the kitchen, but not your room, which is fine, but a broom and access to some cleaning supplies would be nice. The room is very quiet at night except on Friday and Saturday nights when the restaurant below you changes to a club and the music is loud until about 1:00am. If are not a night owl I would avoid the weekend. "

"As the name suggests, this cozy B&B is literally 100 steps from the Duomo. Host Gianfranco took pains to make sure we had plenty of recommendations for dining in Arezzo and the 3 we tried were all terrific, especially Cavour 42. Museums and the Medici Fortress are a short walk away."

"Awesome and super kind folks"

"it was very clean but furniture was very old, curtain was dirty, wooden part was chipped, tasteless, smell of cigarett "