loading...
Book Now
Via Fratelli Rosselli, 2,
Florence,
Treat yourself to sophisticated ambiance and passionate service at the newly renovated Starhotel Michelangelo. Overlooking Cascine Park and the Arno River, our distinguished Florence Italy luxury hotel is just steps from the city centre. With a unique, modern design surrounded by historic architecture and lush trees, we are just the Florence you came to see. Enjoy a new dimension of hospitality in 119 elegantly furnished rooms, featuring every modern comfort. Savour authentic Tuscan cuisine in our world-class restaurant. Visit the Michelangelo Bar, and settle in with your favourite cocktail for some colourful people watching. And when you are ready to explore, use one of our complimentary bicycles for a self-guided tour along the silvery Arno. For the finest Florence luxury accommodations, look no further than Starhotels.
Rates From £88 per night.
Rooms: 119
Accommodation Type: Hotel
From the Station - From Santa Maria Novella Train Station (700 m), take bus to the Via della Porte Nuove stop From the Highway - From the A1 MilanoRoma highway and the A11 FirenzePisa highway (6 km), exit Firenze Nord, go toward Porta al Prato From the Airport - From Amerigo Vespucci Airport (6 km), take bus to the Via Alamanni stop
Related Blogging
| Post |
|---|
| Roma, San Gimignano, Bagni di Lucca I've been pretty busy and it's just hitting me that I am almost at the halfway point in my time here. I am unbelievably sad about that fact. I am falling more and more in love with Italy every day, it's going to be so hard to leave! ... |
| I went to Italy and forgot all of my French | The Wake The hotel that we found was a four star hotel, which is usually out of my price range. But, I think the concierge took pity on Brianna and me and gave us a 40 euro discount based on our tired and haggard looks. ... The art in Florence was absolutely breathtaking. After seeing Michelangelo's David, every statue seems insignificant and unimpressive. The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli is much more consequential in real life, a book or a photograph can never do it ... |
