Vivahotel Pitti Palace Ponte Vecchio

Privilege of coming in intimate contact with genuine Florentine atmosphere,...

INSTALACIONES DEL HOTEL

Bar
Acceso a Internet
Servicio de lavandería

HABITACIONES

Televisión por cable/ vía satélite
Televisión

Privilege of coming in intimate contact with genuine Florentine atmosphere, past and present...

Vivahotel Pitti Palace al Ponte Vecchio is contained within the walls of the "Torre dei Rossi" (Rossi Tower), which dates back to 1200. From inside the tower one can see the Ponte Vecchios stone buttresses jutting out over the Arno River. Seven floors make the tower one of Florence's taller buildings, and there is a splendid suite crowning the Hotel on the top floor. On the sixth floor the guest can either relax in the cafe lounge, at the bar or out on one of two spacious terraces, all while enjoying a magnificent view of Florence's skyline and major monuments.

Vivahotel Pitti Palace al Ponte Vecchio guests has the privilege of coming in intimate contact with genuine Florentine atmosphere, past and present.

UBICACIÓN

Vivahotel Pitti Palace al Ponte Vecchio enjoys an ideal location in Florence's historical centre, a stone's throw from Ponte Vecchio and Vasari corridor, in one of the most evocative districts of medieval Florence, called Oltrarno. The property lies also within walking distance of both Uffizi gallery and Pitti Palace.

SERVICIOS

* Start your day in style with a relaxing breakfast surrounded by the impressive views from the restaurant terrace, set on the 6th floor. You can also enjoy a romantic evening meal there when you return to the hotel.

* The breakfast buffet is served in the breakfast room or on the panoramic terrace from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m.

SERVICIOS DE LA HABITACIÓN

* The 72 rooms are comfortable and cheerful, and the color scheme was chosen with an eye towards simplicity, linear and practical design. There is ample table space. The windows are large, inviting in the special atmosphere of the Oltrarno (Florence's Left Bank), where the hotel is situated.

* The rooms are clean and well-kept. Each room is sound-proofed, air conditioned and contains satellite T.V., fridge, direct outside phone line, a wall safe for valuables, a hair dryer and a bathroom with tub.

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COMENTARIOS DE LOS USUARIOS 1-3 de 3

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Escritor de la reseña de: Prescott, AZ

My wife and I, and our niece had two rooms in Pitti Palace in Sept. 2003. After a horrendous experience with a 3-star hotel in Rome, this accomodation was a delight. Spotlessly clean, very helpful staff (particularly Andrea in the upstairs lounge) and super location. We would stay there again in a heartbeat.

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Escritor de la reseña de: Berkshire, UK

For the price, the Pitti Palace is a gem. The rooms are comfortable and adequately furnished, and the breakfast is terrific value, setting you up for the day. Although the reception staff can be a bit brusque, whichever language you speak to them in, they are none-the-less helpful and polite. The terrace bar/breakfast area is the real attraction though, with views over the whole city, and brilliant photos are to be had from here. The position is brilliant, being only a few steps from the Ponte Vecchio, and 5 minutes or less from the Ufizzi and Piazza della Signoria. I would definately stay here again.

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Escritor de la reseña de: Hamburg, Germany

The hotel is located more or less on Ponte Vecchio, which is ideal for everybody who wants to enjoy thesights of Florence. The receptionists were very helpful and friendly, so was Andrea, the chap thatdid the bar in the evenings. The rooms were clean and 70th style and could do with new decorations.The breakfast on the 6th floor was ok and the view,from the terrace would have been incredible, had we been allowed to enter it even once! However,the man in charge of the breakfast buffet did notlet us enter even though the sun was shining andthe temperature was about 25 degrees C. What surprised us even more was the fact that there were about 20 people waiting for a free tablein the breakfast room, which was jam-packed.A bit more flexibility would have helped to takethe strain off everybody. Instead the young manwas shouting at us: You dÃ³n`t have my permissionto enter the terrace, which was ridiculous, as therewere already some people having their coffee outside. This behaviour reminded me of a stay in Moscow a few years ago!