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The Florence Hotel Relais Il Cestello boasts a fine selection of elegantly styled air-conditioned guestrooms to suit the requirements of any type of group, each designed with rich tapestries, hand crafted furniture and classic frescoes. Each elegant and spacious guestroom comes with a private en-suite, hairdryer and for that special added touch, a bathroom courtesy kit. After a long day of exploring the magnificent city of Florence sit back and enjoy our colour satellite TV service in a range of languages. Make use of the internet and direct dial telephone services to contact the office or loved ones. Room service is available as is a fully equipped mini-bar. A safe is also available in every room to store all your valuables and documents. All rooms are serviced by elevators and for those with mobility problems disabled-access rooms are available.

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Hotel Florence Relais Il Cestello Florence is superbly located near the south bank of the River Arno of in the picturesque square of Piazza di Cestello. Our convenient location means that you are able to reach all of Florence’s most dazzling monuments in minutes, including the unmistakeable orange Duomo, the church of Cestello on the hotel’s doorstep, the Uffizi Gallery, the historical Ponte Vecchio and the innumerable shops, restaurants and amazing buildings that Renaissance Firenze is famous for. Florence's Hotel Relais Il Cestello is in a prime location which allows guests to easily explore this extraordinary city. Beginning with the Churches of Cestello and Ognissanti nearby. Explore Brunelleschi’s Duomo which is visible from every part of the city, offering breathtaking views from the Dome; the 13th century Piazza della Signora which hosted the Bonfire of the Vanities - where many of Florence’s greatest art went up in flames; the Uffizi Gallery, where you will delight in the presence of masterpieces by artists such as Michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci and, yes, you’ve guessed it, Donatello! Not forgetting of course the historic Ponte Vecchio - the oldest bridge in Florence.