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Bernini Palace Hotel Florence
Piazza San Firenze, 29 Florence 50122
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Facing the Palazzo Vecchio and close to Piazza della Signoria and the Uffizi, the Bernini Palace reveals an intriguing of styles to impress even the most demanding travellers. This building, which originates from the 15th century, shows its different sides: from the exclusive, intimate surroundings of the Executive Tuscan Floor and the classic Italian Style of the stunning suites, to the contemporary and ethnic touches in the refurbished Bernini Lounge & Restaurant.
Each of the 74 rooms are spacious and lavishly furnished with magnificent antique pieces which enrich the spacious rooms with a touch of classic, without neglecting the most modern comforts.
First Floor:
The first floor known as the ?Executive Tuscan Floor? offers a modern take on Tuscan Renaissance style: a romantic vision of Florence in the fifteenth century. Rooms have polished terracotta floors, canopied beds and corridors lit by lanterns This unique fusion of classic Italian décor mixed with Moroccan influences harks back to a time when North African merchants visited the city and surrounding areas and brought vibrant style to that period. This floor is for the exclusive use of guests and comes with a highly personalized service.
2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Floor:
Here the atmosphere is classic and very elegant with particular attention to details ornamented mirrors, Murano glass lamps, rich materials and different colors in all the rooms.
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