DELUXE ROOM

The double Deluxe rooms overlook the famous Via dei Calzaiuoli, the fashion shopping street for excellence in Florence. Refurbished by architect Benelli, they are 26m² minimum in size.

Some of them are furnished with 2 single beds (each 200cm long, 95cm wide) which – on request - can be joined together to form a king-size bed (200cm long, 190cm wide). The remaining ones are equipped with a king-size bed (200cm long, 180cm wide). Beds are enriched by four luxury pillows (two hypoallergenic type and two feather type).

Exclusively-designed contemporary furnishing. The oak parquet flooring creates a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. There is available a capacious wall-in closet to store your pieces of luggage.
Beds are fitted with Privilege Beautyrest Simmons mattresses for extra anatomic support and unparalleled comfort.

Satellite 42” LCD TV with Sky channel, direct dialling, conditioning air and heating remote control, safe deposit box. The wide bathroom is equipped with bath or shower box, hairdryer, magnifying mirror, fluffy terry towels,. slippers and fine bathrobes. Courtesy kit from Maison Vrai with soft touch bottles.
Internet Wifi available in room.

ROOM AMENITIES :
Two multiline telephones in bedroom, one in bathroom - voice mail service
Coffee & Tea Maker
Satellite channels
Ipod docking station
A capacious safe – it can contain a laptop
Fine bed linen Pedersoli
Elegant courtesy kit
Fluffy bathrobes and slippers
Maid service is twice per day with evening turn-down.
Daily selection of Italian and international newspapers
Internet Wifi
 
Also overlooking Via dei Calzaiuoli :
Room overlooking Via dei Calzaiuoli, a most famous pedestrianised street in central Florence (it was enlarged in the 15th century to make room to shoes and clothes shops). Today the real shopping district in Florence, it links Piazza del Duomo to Piazza della Signoria
 
Some Deluxe rooms have a side view on the Dome :
The celebrated Brunelleschi’s dome topping the cathedral church in Florence is the largest masonry dome ever built (inner dome diagonal is  45m, outer dome diagonal is 54m)
In 1420 prominent architect Filippo Brunelleschi won a public competition by the Opera del Duomo and began to erect the great dome of the Cathedral in collaboration with Lorenzo Ghiberti. The dome (except for the lantern) was completed in 1436.
The Giotto’s Bell Tower (known as the Campanile di Giotto) stands isolated next to Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral.
Tower’s foundation digging started excavated around 1298 upon starting the construction of the new Cathedral (at that time Arnolfo di Cambio was the master builder).
 
Also overlooking the Cathedral Dome and Giotto’s Bell Tower :
The celebrated Brunelleschi’s dome topping the cathedral church in Florence is the largest masonry dome ever built (inner dome diagonal is  45m, outer dome diagonal is 54)
In 1420 prominent architect Filippo Brunelleschi won a public competition by the Opera del Duomo and began to erect the great dome of the Cathedral in collaboration with Lorenzo Ghiberti. The dome (except for the lantern) was completed in 1436.