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HOTEL ATLANTIC PALACE |
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TUSCANY/FLORENCE |
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The hotel Atlantic Palace is situated in the historical city centre of Florence, just behind the Palazzo Vecchio and only a few meters from the Uffizi Gallery and all major attractions and historical monuments of the city. The structure is an historical building dating back to the fifteenth century but still offers all the modern comforts, as well as a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. A bar and welcoming public areas, perfect for work meetings, furnished in warm colors, contribute to make guests holidays unforgettable.
The building, dated back to the XIIIth Century, used to be a Monastery and still keeps some untouched testimonies of the historical period: the perfect vaults and the rock Romanic style pillar that characterize the room where buffet breakfast is served, or the coffered ceiling with wood beams in most of the rooms.
At the ground floor there is the "Big Ceramic Pot" in Wedgwood style, produced at the end of the XIX century, by "Manifattura Salvini" from Florence at the end of the 1800. All the rooms, refurbished between 1999 and 2001, are decorated in traditional Florentine style and are equipped with air conditioning, minibar, satellite TV, safety box, and bathroom with hairdryer. The Buffet Breakfast offers to the Clients a big selection of corn-flakes, fresh or in syrup fruits, different kind of bread, marmalades, fresh or packed pastry, sweet and salted, ham and cheese, fruit juices and many other items. All guests have a discount of the 10% in the Trattoria "Antico Mercato", which is located at the hotel, and offer you the typical Tuscany cuisines, and for the fish lovers, there is the "Lobs” restaurant, which is just a few meters away from the hotel.
The hotel is located close to the train station of "Santa Maria Novella", and to the congress and exhibitions center. Behind it, you can find the " Cappelle Medicee" and the "San Lorenzo Market" with the "San Lorenzo Basilica". The hotel location is an essential reference point for visiting museums and monuments in Florence: the admirable works of Michelangelo, Giotto, Donatello, Brunelleschi, Luca Della Robbia, Masaccio, Beato Angelico, Vasari, Andrea del Castagno and many others.
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