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Gallery Hotel Art, Florence
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Special Offers
One free night for stays of 3 nights or more completed 01 Jul-05 Sep and 30 Oct-31 Dec.
One free night for stays of 4 nights or more completed 03 May-30 Jun and 06 Sep-20 Oct 10. 20% discount for stays 06 Jun-29 Oct 10 confirmed by 15 Jul 10.
The above offers are not combinable and are not valid during fair periods.
Honeymoon Offer: Bottle of sparkling wine.
One free night for stays of 4 nights or more completed 03 May-30 Jun and 06 Sep-20 Oct 10. 20% discount for stays 06 Jun-29 Oct 10 confirmed by 15 Jul 10.
The above offers are not combinable and are not valid during fair periods.
Honeymoon Offer: Bottle of sparkling wine.
About Gallery Hotel Art
A stunning boutique hotel belonging to the exclusive Salvatore Ferragamo Group, the Gallery Hotel Art neatly encircles a small courtyard virtually next door to the Ponte Vecchio.Refreshingly minimalist in style, this contemporary hotel is a lovely contrast to the Renaissance city that surrounds it. Its interiors embody an East meets West, with clean-cut lines from the Orient and sumptuous Mediterranean furnishings filtering throughout the guestrooms and public areas. Throughout the year, interesting exhibitions of photography and contemporary art dominate the walls of the lobby, library and Shozan Gallery.
(The Fusion Bar) Shozan Gallery is a culinary delight where sampling the Mediterranean-Japanese cuisine, prepared and cooked in innovative and inspiring combinations, is a must. Or simply sit back and sip one of the creative cocktail combinations amongst the 21st century works of art.
The Gallery Hotel Art is fast becoming a landmark hotel as a result of its excellent location, inspiring décor and exciting cuisine.
Accommodation:
All rooms and suites offer bath or shower, television, minibar, hairdryer and safe.Classic Double rooms are comfortable and stylish. They come with either a double or twin beds. Maximum occupancy is 2 adults.
Superior Double rooms take advantage of their spacious corner location. Light and airy these rooms can be interconnected with the classic double categories. Superior double rooms come with either a double or twin beds. Maximum occupancy is 2 adults.
Deluxe Double rooms offer more space and armchair. Blending space and modern décor deluxe double rooms can accommodate up to 3 adults (on a request basis). Deluxe double rooms come with either a double or twin beds. The extra bed type for the third person is an armchair bed.
Junior Suite categories are all individually decorated. Each one is different offering it's own unique character from a beautiful terrace, spacious bathrooms to interesting interiors arranged on two levels. Junior Suites come with either a double or twin beds.
Penthouse Junior Suites and Penthouse Suites are available on request.
Supplements (from):
Superior Double £19. Deluxe Double £44. Junior Suite £121. Suite £152. Penthouse Suite £409. Double for Sole Use £88.Dining Guide:
The Fusion Bar & Restaurant: Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Taking you on a culinary adventure the master chefs push the barriers, making sure your meal is unforgettable.Facilities:
- Fusion Bar and Restaurant
- Lounge
- Lift
- Valet parking
Please Note:
Guided tours of the Salvatore Ferragamo Shoe Museum can be arranged for Mon-Fri arrivals (must be booked in advance and subject to availability).Information:
Hot buffet breakfast.The hotel has 74 air-conditioned rooms.
Transfer time from Pisa airport: 1 hour 20 Mins.
Transfer time from Florence airport: 20 mins.
Child prices apply to ages 2-11 years.
Official Rating 4 Star
About Florence
For a tiny city-state, Florence enjoys an enormous reputation for art, scholarship, architecture and science that belies its concentrated size. Contemporary Florence spills into the lush Tuscan countryside, but the hub of its centro storico, a treasure trove of culture, stylish living and epicurean thrills, can be crossed at a leisurely pace within half an hour. The compact nature of this honey-coloured enclave lends it an intimate atmosphere, zealously preserved by a municipality that ferociously defends ancient civic liberties whose martial and banking skills not only once ruled the papacy, but also had a profound influence on shaping European culture for over five centuries.Florence is an erudite university centre, bursting with youthful enthusiasm and a down to earth population, who rejoice in a philosophical way of life dedicated to eating, drinking and romantic pleasures. Easy if you are one of its privileged citizens to take its lofty Renaissance accomplishments for granted, but successive generations of visitors have come here to grasp its magnificence and leave with their cheeks flushed by the city's gilded beauty.
A few short steps from Santa Maria Novella railway station stands Florence's Duomo (Santa Maria del Fiore), Europe's fourth largest church and famed for its orange-tiled dome. The Baptistry, with its soaring Campanile designed by Giotto in 1334, traces its origins to the 4th century with its provenance inscribed on bronze doors. Meandering, cobbled lanes lead to the Piazza della Signoria and its famous Palazzo Vecchio, a monumental icon to the city founders' independent republicanism.
Close by, the Galleria degli Uffizi houses Italy's greatest collection of paintings, its magnificent interiors exhibiting priceless works including Botticelli's 'Birth of Venus', where he reveals the lithesome grace of his mistress who posed as a model for many of his presentations of pagan goddesses and saintly madonnas.
Walking through Florence, an overwhelming number of historic places reveal Michelangelo's statuary and lead curious eyes to pry at Palazzo Pitti and its Boboli Gardens graced by ornamental lakes and dominated by a hill on which Forte di Belvedere warns amorous couples against the intrusion of vengeful husbands. From Piazza della Signoria avid shoppers can discover the ancient quarter of San Lorenzo (named after The Magnificent). Here rises a 19th century palazzo built in stone, iron and glass consecrated to the Tuscan passion for food with galleries of butchers, greengrocers and pasta counters.
Huddling round this is a maze of al fresco stalls, retailing high quality leather goods and stylish apparel, and for those in search of the ultra chic, the district of Oltrarno, traditionally an artisans' quarter, has become one of the most illustrious fashion centres in the world.
Smart boutiques line its Borgo San Iacopo, whose tributary lanes are punctuated with exclusive restaurants, cosy bars and trattorie, specialising in delicious traditional Tuscan cuisine. Crossing the River Arno on the Ponte Vecchio, an ancient bridge crammed with jewellery workshops and goldsmith's shops, is a must during your stay in this Renaissance capital of Tuscany.
