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A writing desk and a chair share the bedroom, with oak floors beneath the sleeping and sitting areas. Individual designs pair a padded gray headboard with pale fabrics or bring green tones into the room. Glass-topped furniture and lamps with crystal-style stems add detail around the bed.

The marble bathroom has a shower or bathtub, depending on the room. Stone continues around the basin, while a large mirror sits above it.

A four-poster canopy forms the center of the bedroom, with a glass-topped writing table nearby. Green fabric appears on the seating in one design, set against dark bedposts and oak floors. A walk-in closet provides a separate place for clothing and luggage.

Windows look toward the internal courtyard or the streets of Florence, depending on the room. The marble bathroom has either a bathtub or shower. In one arrangement, a glass basin rests on the counter, with a mirror and wall lights above.

A sitting corner brings chairs and a small table into the bedroom, while a desk provides another place to sit. Oak floors run through the open interior. Designs range from green fabrics around a canopy to soft lilac tones with a tall headboard, so the furnishings differ between rooms.

The marble bathroom is fitted with a bathtub or shower. Stone finishes surround the basin. There is room for an extra bed on request, alongside the main sleeping and sitting areas.

Deep plum fabrics and a curved sofa give one room design its character. The sitting corner shares the bedroom, with a writing desk set nearby and oak floors underfoot. A tall padded headboard and pale walls frame the sleeping area.

The private bathroom uses marble around the basin and bathing area, with a bathtub or shower depending on the room. Large windows sit beside the seating. An extra bed can be added on request, giving a third guest a place within the same open arrangement.

The bedroom extends into a sitting area furnished with a sofa and coffee table. In one design, a padded headboard and pale wall panels frame the sleeping space; another uses a canopy and darker fabrics. A desk offers a separate place for writing within the open room.

Oak floors continue beneath the bedroom and lounge furniture. Marble surfaces finish the bathroom, while the bathing fittings vary between arrangements. The sofa provides an additional sleeping option beside the main bedroom area.

An internal connecting door links two guest rooms, giving each bedroom its own bathroom. Both rooms include seating and a writing desk, so the group has separate places to sleep and sit. Windows look toward Florence, with oak floors running through the interiors.

Individual designs include deep purple or softer colored fabrics, padded headboards and glass-topped tables. The marble bathrooms have a bathtub or shower, depending on the room. Up to two extra beds can be requested for the bedrooms.

Large windows surround the sleeping area, with the Duomo, Giotto's Bell Tower and Palazzo Vecchio visible above Florence's rooftops. A pale padded headboard frames the bed, with lamps at either side. Cream curtains border the glazed openings, and oak floors continue across the room.

Marble lines the bathroom walls and counter. A ribbed glass bowl basin sits beneath a broad mirror, with an open shelf below the vanity. The bathing area has a shower, continuing the stone finish beyond the basin.

A sofa and coffee table create a sitting area beside the sleeping space. Some designs use a draped canopy, while others place a padded headboard against a pale wall. Oak floors connect the two parts of the room, and a writing table sits apart from the sofa.

The sitting area opens directly to the bedroom. Marble finishes line the private bathroom. In the city-facing arrangement, broad windows frame the arches around Piazza della Repubblica, with the lounge seating close to the opening.

Tall windows wrap around the sleeping area, framing the Duomo and Giotto's Bell Tower above Florence's roofs. Light-colored curtains border the glass, with lamps beside the pale padded headboard. Oak floors continue beneath the bed.

The marble bathroom has a shower, with stone also covering the walls around the vanity. A ribbed glass basin sits on the counter beneath a broad mirror. An open shelf below the basin provides space for towels and other bathroom items.

A red canopy rises above the bedroom, while a separate living room holds a sofa and chairs. Windows frame the dome and Giotto's Bell Tower above Florence's rooftops. A low table stands within the seating area, with oak floors linking the bedroom and lounge.

The dressing area sits between the indoor spaces and the marble bathroom. Stone surrounds the bathtub and basin, continuing the bathroom's finish across the walls. A sofa bed adds another sleeping option in the living room.

The bedroom sits apart from a lounge furnished with a sofa and chairs. A canopy frames the sleeping space, with oak floors extending into the living room. Large glazed doors open beyond the seating, where wicker furniture and a table provide places to sit outdoors.

Florence's rooftops and Palazzo Vecchio form the outlook from this open-air area. Inside, a coffee table sits between the lounge chairs, while a writing desk offers a separate work surface. Marble lines the bathroom around the bathtub and basin, and a sofa bed adds another sleeping option in the living room.

A separate lounge gives guests a place to sit away from the bedroom. The sofa and armchairs gather around a low table, with a writing desk farther into the room. Windows look toward Florence's streets, while oak floors carry through both indoor spaces.

One bedroom design uses a canopy and red fabrics; another combines a padded dark headboard with gray seating. The marble bathroom includes a separate shower, with two glass basins in one arrangement. A sofa bed in the living room provides an additional sleeping option.

The living room looks across medieval Florence toward the Bargello, Santa Croce and the Duomo. A sofa and armchairs face a low table, with the bedroom set apart from this seating area. Red fabrics and a tall padded headboard appear in the sleeping space, above oak floors.

Marble continues through the bathroom, where a separate shower accompanies the bath. A separate toilet sits beyond the main bathing area. The lounge has a sofa bed for an extra sleeping place, while the bedroom retains its own entrance from the interior passage.

Internal doors link the bedrooms, so the group has separate places to sleep within one accommodation. Each room has its own bathroom, sitting corner and writing desk. Oak floors continue beneath the beds and seating, with patterned fabrics around both.

One design pairs a tall headboard with pale walls and dark furniture, while another uses richer tones around the bed. Marble lines the bathrooms. Up to two extra beds can be requested in addition to the main bedroom setups.

Cream drapes hang from the canopy beneath exposed beams, with framed artwork on the bedroom walls. A lounge offers a sofa and chairs around a low table, while oak floors continue through the interior. Windows frame the Duomo and bell tower above the roofs of Florence.

Striped loungers and wicker seating furnish the outdoor space. The marble bathroom contains a whirlpool bathtub made for two, with twin glass basins along the counter. A sofa bed gives guests an additional sleeping option in the living room.

Curved stone walls and exposed beams reveal the sixth-century structure around the living room. A chandelier hangs above the seating, with a sofa and coffee table below. The accommodation occupies the top of the Byzantine tower, overlooking the Duomo and Giotto's Bell Tower.

The bedroom follows the tower's curve, with a padded headboard and draped canopy. Oak floors contrast with the historic stone, while a desk offers a place to sit. One bathroom contains a whirlpool bathtub and the other has a shower. The living room's sofa opens into an extra bed.

A table and chairs provide a place to sit outdoors, beside striped sun loungers overlooking Florence's rooftops. Inside, pale drapes hang around the canopy beneath exposed ceiling beams. Framed artwork appears on the bedroom walls, and oak floors connect the indoor spaces.

The lounge has a sofa, chairs and a coffee table, with a desk for writing. Marble covers the bathroom, where two glass basins sit beneath a broad mirror. Its whirlpool bathtub is made for two. The living-room sofa also provides another sleeping place.

Two suites and a guest room give the group separate places to sleep and sit within a private arrangement. Canopies frame the suite bedrooms, with sofas and low tables in their lounges. Red fabrics and padded headboards appear in these bedrooms, while pale tones define the third bedroom.

Windows frame the Duomo, Giotto's Bell Tower and other Florence rooftops, with oak floors beneath the furniture. The marble bathrooms have showers or whirlpool baths, depending on the room. Two sofa beds offer more sleeping space in the living areas.

Two linked suites provide a lounge beside each bedroom. Sofas and chairs face low tables in the living spaces, with oak floors extending through the rooms. Canopies frame the beds, alongside padded wall panels and patterned fabrics.

Each marble bathroom has a whirlpool bathtub and a separate shower. In one design, glass basins sit beneath broad mirrors. A sofa bed adds another sleeping option. Guests can move between the suites through an internal door, without going back to the hotel corridor.