Hotel Albani Firenze

The Hotel Albani is a palace; a gem of sober architecture and refined atmosphere on a quiet street within walking distance of Santa Maria Novella train station, in the centre of Florence. The hotel is a neo-classical gem boasting its own pretty courtyard garden, with typical Florentine style throughout the handsome guest rooms and public areas. Attentive guests will notice the gracious details and Italian flair throughout. Indeed, the hotel seems to concentrate exclusively on bestowing privilege upon its guests through the warmth of the wood furniture, exquisite Florentine fabrics and local Italian marble. With its fine antique clocks, lamps and elegant low armchairs, the impression is of a supremely elegant and private home, rather than a hotel.

The hotel offers comfortable single, double, and family rooms, as well as luxurious double suites featuring a separate living room. All of the rooms are charmingly furnished in Florentine style and decorated with exclusively designed carpets and textile fabrics. The rooms are also soundproofed, making it possible to enjoy a pleasant and relaxing sleep. Furthermore, six rooms are reserved for disabled guests and non-smoking rooms are available upon request.
The hotel features the Bernini restaurant, whose skilled chef proposes traditional Italian cuisine and a selection of international dishes, a wine cellar, and bar that serves a selection of salads, cold dishes and deserts as well as the usual cocktails and drinks. The Hotel Albani Firenze is also a superb conference venue, with three wide and bright meeting rooms that connect to the spacious foyer. They consistently reflect the refined style of the hotel and feature the most requested high tech equipment.

The excellent location in the city's historic centre, between Piazza San Lorenzo and the Santa Maria Novella railway station, next to the Convention Centre and the Fortezza da Basso Exhibition Centre and just a short walk away from the Duomo and the major tourist sights, make it an ideal desination for both business and leisure stays in one of the most beautiful Italian cities. Florence has long been a world-famous city for its art and history, as well as an important centre for business, industry, crafts, trade, fashion, food and tourism.