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Torre Di Bellosguardo Hotel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Situated on the lovely hill of the same name, the hotel Torre di Bellosguardo, a 15th-century tower accompanied by a 16th-century villa, offers breathtaking, pop-up-book views of Florence and its environs. This 16-room hotel with seven suites is a 10-minute taxi ride from the city's center, or a 20-...
eluxury.com
No title - expert review
Bellosguardo means beautiful view ; given the view of Florence you get here, the name is fitting. The hotel, perched atop a hill minutes from the viale (the outer limit defining the centro storico), is reached via a narrow road dotted with olive trees. Dante's friend Guido Calvacanti supposedly chos...
fodors.com
No title - expert review
This castle was built around a 13th-century tower sprouting from a hillside on the southern edge of Florence. Spend a few days here above the city heat and noise, lazing by the pool, hiking the olive orchard roads, or sitting on a garden bench to enjoy the intimate close-range vista of the city. Don...
frommers.com
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The Torre di Bellosguardo is a romantic historic villa nestled on the shelf of a hill with an unsurpassed view of Florence. Below the enormous castle-like home, the tiled rooftops, steeples, towers, and domes of the city seem like a fairyland at your fingertips. It is not surprising that the setting...
karenbrown.com
Heaven on earth - user review
The majesty of this place is beyond description. The view of the city of Florence is finer than anything you have ever seen. When you arrive at the gates, you feel like a duke or...
travel.yahoo.com
The best view of Florence by far - user review
This is a castle turned into a hotel. Each room is unique and the staff makes you feel as though you are part of a home. You are in a castle that is both private and luxurious. I...
travel.yahoo.com
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