Residenza Hotel Cimabue is a 3-star structure in the historic center of Florence. Customers can stay in a relaxing atmosphere in an elegant late 19th century building. The hotel has a lovely furnished internal courtyard and offers refined accommodation for couples and families. For those arriving by car there is the possibility of parking in a garage in the area at a discounted rate. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property.
LOCATION AND TRANSPORT
The hotel is located in the center of Florence. Piazza del Duomo is a 15-minute walk away, Piazza della Signoria, the Uffizi Gallery and Ponte Vecchio are 20 minutes away. The Santa Maria Novella train station is a 15-minute walk away, the Amerigo Vespucci airport about 20 minutes by car or 30 by bus.
ROOMS
The rooms are furnished in a classic style with precious period furniture and are often embellished with frescoed ceilings from the early 1900s. They are all equipped with air conditioning and heating, flat-screen TV, desk, safe, private bathroom with hairdryer, towels and courtesy line. They can accommodate up to 4 people and are divided into Economy, Classic and Liberty.
SERVICES
The structure has an agreement with a garage in the area and offers a paid service for picking up and returning cars directly to the hotel. A reception service is available with an information desk for tourist reservations and luggage storage. It is also possible to book the shuttle service to/from the airport. For moments of relaxation there is a comfortable internal lounge with TV area, a bar/lounge and a small external courtyard equipped with beach umbrella, tables and chairs. Every area of the structure is covered by free Wi-Fi.
Children: availability of family rooms and cots on request.
Animals: small pets are welcome.
FOOD
Breakfast is served each morning at the table and includes sweet and savory options. On request, room service is available. Adjacent to the hotel there is a restaurant where guests can have lunch or dinner with an à la carte menu based on typical and seasonal products.
