Monolocale arredato con terrazzo Centro storico
Welcome to our bright and cozy apartment, conveniently located just a few minutes' walk from Piazzale Michelangelo and the Ponte Vecchio. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and air conditioning during your stay. Space Situated on the first floor of a charming building with an elevator, the apartment is on Lungarno Cellini—One of Florence’S most picturesque riverfronts. It’S approximately 1. 3 kilometers from Ponte Vecchio, about a 15-minute walk. The area is lively, with numerous restaurants and shops that locals love. The apartment has been newly renovated with attention to detail, showcasing wooden flooring and high wooden beam ceilings typical of Florentine style. The bright living room features a comfortable sofa bed, a dining table with four chairs, and a large terrace—perfect for unwinding with a Spritz at the end of the day. For your entertainment, the living room is equipped with a television. The modern kitchen, complete with granite countertops, is fully equipped and includes a dishwasher. The bedroom offers a double bed (160 x 190 cm), a spacious wardrobe, a desk, and a small television for added convenience. Air conditioning is available in each room, and the apartment also provides free Wi-Fi and a washing machine. We ensure thorough sanitation of the apartment between each guest stay. Access Check-In time is 3pm - 7pm as we don't have a front desk please let us know a precise arrival time at least 24h before check in date. Any late check in must be requested and approved 24h before arrival. Early and Late Check-In has an extra cost: From 12 noon to 3Pm: €10 ( €15 on weekends) From 7Pm to 8Pm: €25 From 8Pm to 10pm: €35 From 10pm to midnight: €45 no check-in after midnight, except for agreement made previously. Interaction we are at your complete disposal to answer any questions before and during your stay. we have many tips for the city and its surroundings. Neighborhood The apartment is located in Florence's historic city. "oltrarno" means "beyond the Arno" and this area stretches along the south bank of the river. Oltrarno is the true essence of Florence: a quiet, green and therefore more relaxed than the other. For this reason many tourists appreciate it more and more. This area is also known as the district councils, famous for its fancy shops, small shops and artisans' studios (particularly furniture and leather): Via Maggio is the antiques center of Florence. From rural center, in past centuries the Oltrarno became a chic neighborhood where many aristocrats built their palaces and villas. The biggest of these is undoubtedly the Pitti Palace was the residence of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Nowadays the Pitti Palace hosts many exhibitions and museums, the most important of the city. Other major attractions are Oltrarno the Brancacci Chapel with its magnificent frescoes by Masaccio, Masolino and Filippino Lippi, the Piazzale Michelangelo with its breathtaking view of Florence, the magnificent church of San Miniato (one of the highest points of the city and the best example of Romanesque architecture in Tuscany) and the Ponte Vecchio, with its countless jewelers and goldsmiths. Inside Palazzo Pitti, the formal Boboli Gardens, an outdoor museum of sculptures, some dating back even to the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Finally the Oltrarno is famous for the antiques market in Piazza Santo Spirito (served daily), its cafes and wine bars (Olio & Convivium, Bene Vobis, Caffè degli Artigiani ) And inns that offer dishes of Tuscan ...
Lungarno Benvenuto Cellini,49, Centro Storico, San Niccolò, Firenze
