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The Hotel Repubblica Marinara is situated 1km from the historic centre of Pisa, just steps away from the commercial area and the railway station, offering the ideal starting point for discovering Pisa and plenty of artistic treasures of the nearby Tuscan cities.
In the heart of Pisa, amidst the splendid architecture of Medieval churches and historic buildings, lies the Hotel Novecento, making this charming hotel is a perfect base for guests wanting to visit the many sites of Pisa.
The Borghese Palace Art Hotel enjoys an excellent position in Florence, in the splendid historic centre, among churches, monuments and historic buildings.
Hotel Atlantic Palace is central and conveniently located in Florence, near the Palazzo dei Congressi and Palazzo degli Affari, as well as a short walk from the Duomo, Santa Maria Novella, and San Lorenzo. This hotel is also one of the easiest to reach from the Santa Maria Novella Train Station and from Florence’s Amerigo Vespucci Airport.
This 3 Star hotel is conveniently located close to the heart of Florence and is an ideal base for exploring the many local sites and historic monuments.
Hotel Universo is a city centre hotel located within minutes walk of major points of interest, including world-renowned museums, important conference and exhibition centres, exclusive shopping (Via Tornabuoni) and great local restaurants.
Hotel San Moisè is tucked away in a quiet corner of Venice, only a short distance from Saint Mark's square, offering the enchantment of a gondola-filled canal, the tranquility of a private, shaded courtyard and the splendor of a 16th century Venetian home.
Hotel Bucintoro is on the banks of San Biagio, very near Piazza San Marco. The Biennial Gardens are also just a few minutes away while the Arsenal and Naval Museum are respectively 100 and 20 metres from the hotel.
The family-run Hotel Bologna, successfully operating since 1911, is situated directly in front of the Venezia Mestre railway station and boasts terrific connections to the historic centre of Venice.
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