Accommodation

APARTMENT LOCATED ON THE FIRST FLOOR

Entrance Hall - The back wall is covered by a tapestry from the sixteenth century.
Formal Living room - A very large room with air conditioning, which looks directly towards the Medici Chapels, is decorated with frescos of the allegory 'of music' and contains a balcony (not accessible) for the musicians who used to delight the evening dances in the Palazzo.
Gallery - A corridor that connects the living room with the rest of the house, with the walls and ceiling completely decorated with frescos depicting vegetation and other designs.
Professional Kitchen with air conditioning.
Formal Dining room - A large dining room with air conditioning that looks out onto the square, and containing some furniture from the seventeenth century. The walls are decorated with oil paintings from various periods. The dining room contains the most important fresco in the Palazzo, the 'Allegory of the Arts and the Virtues which defeat the Vices', by Vincenzo Meucci (1759)
Master Double bedroom - Large bedroom with air conditioning, with alcove where Pope Clement VIII slept. Antique gilded four-poster double bed (1.6m bed).
Main bathroom - containing WC, bath and large shower.
Studio room with air conditioning, with sofa bed (0.9m bed and for additional sleeping only) that becomes a single bedroom with private bathroom. It is adorned with a delightful frescoed ceiling.
Guest bathroom - WC and bathtub with iron lion paw legs.
Laundry area

UPPER BEDROOM (MEZZANINE)
Twin Bedroom with air conditioning, with private bathroom, accessible from kitchen and laundry area (separated from the rest of the house)

Services

Included
Housekeeping Service - 2 hours per day
Air conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi

Extras
Local tourist tax applies
Concierge services

Reviews

About The Location

• Town/Village
• Florence - in city

• Airport
• Florence - 9km

• Railway
• Florence - 2km

• Shop/Restaurant
• Large selection of shops and restaurants within a few minutes walk

• Attractions
• Noted for its renaissance art, there are numerous museums, art galleries and historic buildings within walking distance
• In Florence make reservations in advance to visit the Uffizi, the world greatest collection of Renaissance Art. Visit the Duomo, admire Brunelleschi's groundbreaking cupola, and climb to the top if in good shape. Visit the Accademia and marvel at Michelangelo's David. Sample the Chianti's wine at any of the terrific enoteche lining Greve's Piazza Matteotti. Cross the Ponte Vecchio to the Giardino di Boboli, a huge park on a hillside in the middle of Florence behind the Pitti Palace. Michelangelo's David, probably the most famous sculpture in the world, is in the Galleria dell'Accademia. The Galleria degli Uffizi holds the world's most important collection of Renaissance art. Florence's most famous square is Piazza della Signoria. Enjoy the trattorias around Piazza Santo Spirito and Piazza Santa Croce.

Special Conditions

COVID-19

When booking a stay with us, you can be sure of our team knowledge and compliance of hygiene and safety protocols through

- Training of our staff to ensure knowledge and compliance of hygiene and safety protocols

- Distancing between cleaning staff and guests, who will be able to sit in a different area or outside when cleaning is performed

- Rigorous check-in and check-out cleaning and cleaning of rooms, bathrooms and high-contact points such as door handles, lifts et al

- Use of sodium hypochlorite and alcohol together with soaps and regular detergents

- Hand sanitisers placed at the arrival areas

- Thermometers available to conduct body temperature checks upon request

- Provision of medical masks and gloves for guests and employees performing cleaning