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25hours Florence: divinely inspired

Surrounding the hotel restaurant is a green courtyard garden, a classic Negroni bar and a typical alimentari, a grocery store for the neighborhood, and the lively piazza with a small selection of drinks and food to suit the time of day.
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Surrounding the hotel restaurant is a green courtyard garden, a classic Negroni bar and a typical alimentari, a grocery store for the neighborhood, and the lively piazza with a small selection of drinks and food to suit the time of day. (Art-Invest)
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Surrounding the hotel restaurant is a green courtyard garden, a classic Negroni bar and a typical alimentari, a grocery store for the neighborhood, and the lively piazza with a small selection of drinks and food to suit the time of day.
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Surrounding the hotel restaurant is a green courtyard garden, a classic Negroni bar and a typical alimentari, a grocery store for the neighborhood, and the lively piazza with a small selection of drinks and food to suit the time of day. (Art-Invest)
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A green courtyard garden offers a relaxing retreat.
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A green courtyard garden offers a relaxing retreat. (Art-Invest)
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A striking feature of the hotel's interior design is the diverse mix of materials; marble and mosaic, terracotta and metal, mirrors and wood, or ceramics and glass blend into a harmonious composition.
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A striking feature of the hotel's interior design is the diverse mix of materials; marble and mosaic, terracotta and metal, mirrors and wood, or ceramics and glass blend into a harmonious composition. (Art-Invest)
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A striking feature of the hotel's interior design is the diverse mix of materials; marble and mosaic, terracotta and metal, mirrors and wood, or ceramics and glass blend into a harmonious composition.
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A striking feature of the hotel's interior design is the diverse mix of materials; marble and mosaic, terracotta and metal, mirrors and wood, or ceramics and glass blend into a harmonious composition. (Art-Invest)
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The center of the hotel in the historic palazzo is the San Paolino restaurant under the huge glass dome.
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The center of the hotel in the historic palazzo is the San Paolino restaurant under the huge glass dome. (Art-Invest)
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A striking feature of the hotel's interior design is the diverse mix of materials; marble and mosaic, terracotta and metal, mirrors and wood, or ceramics and glass blend into a harmonious composition.
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A striking feature of the hotel's interior design is the diverse mix of materials; marble and mosaic, terracotta and metal, mirrors and wood, or ceramics and glass blend into a harmonious composition. (Art-Invest)
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The design follows Dante's "The Divine Comedy," humorously reinterpreted by Milan-based interior designer Paola Navone. The journey through the medieval masterpiece starts at the reception: should the night be spent in heavenly paradise or rather in blazing hell? Guests can decide for themselves where they want to sleep - the hotel rooms are divided into the two styles Inferno and Paradiso.
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The design follows Dante's "The Divine Comedy," humorously reinterpreted by Milan-based interior designer Paola Navone. The journey through the medieval masterpiece starts at the reception: should the night be spent in heavenly paradise or rather in blazing hell? Guests can decide for themselves where they want to sleep - the hotel rooms are divided into the two styles Inferno and Paradiso. (Dario Garofalo)
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The design follows Dante's "The Divine Comedy," humorously reinterpreted by Milan-based interior designer Paola Navone. The journey through the medieval masterpiece starts at the reception: should the night be spent in heavenly paradise or rather in blazing hell? Guests can decide for themselves where they want to sleep - the hotel rooms are divided into the two styles Inferno and Paradiso.
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The design follows Dante's "The Divine Comedy," humorously reinterpreted by Milan-based interior designer Paola Navone. The journey through the medieval masterpiece starts at the reception: should the night be spent in heavenly paradise or rather in blazing hell? Guests can decide for themselves where they want to sleep - the hotel rooms are divided into the two styles Inferno and Paradiso. (Dario Garofalo)
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