Bed & Breakfast in Florence - Page 2
Antica Posta
Address: Viale Belfiore, 50
We offer you the opportunity to book your Bed and Breakfast reservation in Florence with Antica Posta a confortable B&B accommodation situated at the first floor of a palace with elevator just in the heart of Florence, few steps from the Central Railway Station S. Maria Novella.
Antiche Armonie
Address: Viale Belfiore, 58
The Bed and Breakfast has been recently renovated and furnished in the typical Florentine style. While presenting itself as a little hotel, the spacious and well lit rooms, all giving total privacy, create an ambiance of warmth, friendliness and welcome.
Ape Rosa
Address: Via dei Cappuccini 12
Our 3storey B&B welcomes its guests in a charming structure, with elegant spacious bedrooms with private bathrooms. All rooms have been furnished with family pieces of furniture and paintings, but very modern and comfortable beds.
Aramis
Address: Via Nazionale, 22, FIRENZE
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Arco Antico
Address: Via Faenza 107
Arco Antico bed & Breakfast is located in a quiet side street, a few steps from Fortezza da Basso. Arco Antico is very close (5 minutes walking) to all the principal city's museums, churches and monuments, located in S. Lorenzo one of the most important shopping areas.
Argentiere
Address: Via G. Borelli 8
The rooms are equipped with bath, conditioned air, television, one kitchen for the breakfasts and inner carmoto parking.
Bea
Address: Via Francesco Baracca, 135
Bea Bed and Breakfast is situated in the southwestern coast of Sardinia. It is only 2 km from the turistic town of Pula and 25 km from the city of Cagliari. Bea Bed and Breakfast is the ideal place to explore southern Sardinia and the beaches of Santa Margherita di Pula, Chia, Piscinas and Porto...
Bellevue House
Address: via Della Scala 21
The Bellevue House resides on the top of an antique palace called "Palazzo Riblet". In the 16th century it was originally a convent, then in the beginning of the 17th century a French family called Riblet bought the Palazzo.