Bed & Breakfast
Canto del Giglio rosso
A refined b&b in the center of Florence
Close your eyes and cross the threshold of Canto del Giglio Rosso, you will find yourself in a setting of beauty in which the material suggestions of wood harmonize with exclusive design elements, a b&b in the center of Florence housed in an ancient fourteenth-century tower.
Canto del Giglio Rosso is spread over several levels: it is a refined setting that features a bedroom and a relaxation area with a sofa bed and dressing room, a medieval stone staircase that climbs upward, small recesses full of charm, a bathroom with skylight, and a wonderful view of the Torre d’Arnolfo.
A large suite in Florence particularly suitable for couples but also perfect for a small family unit, in which to find tranquility, silence and privacy, seated over Palazzo Vecchio and the characteristic rooftops of the neighborhood: here, under an elegant canopy, you can open modern windows to the city sky and savor all the nuances of a unique stay.
Not just a simple b&b in downtown Florence but your stylish residence.
Canto del Giglio rosso
55 sqm
2+2 Sleeps
Guests: Infants allowed / Free crib on request / Children allowed / Pets not allowed
Master Bedroom: Four-poster double bed / Sheets / Samsung 50′ Smart TV
Living Room: Walk-in closet / Sofa bed / Welcome kit
Bathroom: Large built-in shower stall / Anteroom with double sink / Professional hair dryer / Towels / Bathrobes / Courtesy kit
Accessories: Electric kettle / Minibar / Nespresso
Stay includes: Breakfast / Free Wifi / Welcome kit / Map and tourist information / 24-hour phone support / Daily maid service / Slippers provided in rooms + Bathrobe
Stay does not include: City tax
Some nuggests of history...
This bed & breakfast is named after the Canto del Giglio, located between Via degli Speziali and Via dei Calzaiuoli. The Lily is the famous emblem of the city of Florence, found in three different contexts: on the sign of an apothecary shop, on that of an inn, and on the Church of Santa Maria Nepotecosa. Of course, each of these lilies had its own symbolism.
