The hotel is perfect for a quite and romantic stay. Early booking is advised, as this hotel is nearly always full. This is a very important historical building, the Towers museum houses the artifacts that came to light during restoration, and there is a calidarium of Roman origin set in the Towers foundations.
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The hotel is unique in Florence for its structure, which is composed of a modern building connected to a Byzantine tower, a semicircular building called the Pagliazza Tower, which is the nucleus of the Hotel Brunelleschi.
Its origins go back to the 6th century.
The lobby is large, with the floors decorated in a special kind of polished stone named 'Pietra Serena', with brickwork walls. Its soft lighting gives a warm and cosy feel. On the left side of the lobby there is a reading area and a corridor that leads to the restaurant.
Housed in a historical, Renaissance-style building at the heart of traditional Florence, this hotel wasHoused in a historical, Renaissance-style building at the heart of traditional Florence, this hotel was home to the famous artist, Filipo Brunelleschi, during the Renaissance, who later lent his name to the hotel. The hotel lies in the pedestrianised zone close to the city's famous cathedral.
This popular 4-storey hotel comprises a total of 96 comfortable rooms of which 9 are suites. Facilities include a reception desk, a lift, a cosy bar and an air-conditioned a la carte restaurant. Those arriving by car may make use of the car park.
Rooms are medium in size, measuring 18.5sqm. The decor is quite modern, however the colour scheme varies. They are pleasantly decorated and traditionally furnished with mahogany colour furniture. They are carpeted throughout and are in good condition. Rooms face both the inside courtyard Piazzette del Giglio. Bathrooms feature a bathtub or shower cubicle. Some of the rooms are equipped with an internet cable connection for lap top computers.
Conference room capacity: 20-110. Safe in rooms. Small pets allowed.
The Hotel Brunelleschi Is Situated In The Very Heart Of Renaissance Florence And It Is The Result Of The Restoration Of The Priceless Artistic Structures Of The Byzantine Tower Of Pagliazza And The Medieval Church Of S. Michele In Palchetto. Its Reconstruction, Although Providing The Hotel With The Most Modern Comforts, Has Left The Unique Architectural Characteristics Unchanged. All Of The Archeological Finds Discovered During The Restoration Are Exhibited To The Public In The Hotel*S Private Museum Located In The Roman Baths. The Hotel Has 96 Beautifully Decorated Rooms All With Air Conditioning, Direct Dial Phones, Satellite Television, Minibar And A Bathrobe. The Hotel*S Restaurant Features Regional Tuscan Specialities. There Is Also An American Bar. This Property Was Built In 1988. Renovated In 1998.
Rates shown are per room per night.
