Il Salviatino
Italy, Florence
A La Carte Restaurant/s x 2
Bar
Spa
Swimming Pool Complimentary
Library
Flat Screen Television
Espresso Machine
In-Room Safe
Stocked Mini-Bar
Ensuite Bathroom
CD Player
DVD Player
iPod Docking Station
Hairdryer
Complimentary Bottled Water on Arrival
Room Service 24 Hours
De Luxe Rooms
All of the De Luxe Rooms are located in the main villa. These rooms are warmly decorated and feature en suite bathroom with sit down rain showers. The De Luxe Rooms boast wonderful views of the Tuscan countryside.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Salviati De Luxe
All of the Salviati De Luxe Rooms are located in the main villa. These rooms offer more space than the De Luxe Rooms and offer all the same comforts.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Garden De Luxe Rooms
Located in the main villa, the Garden De Luxe Rooms come with all the comforts and features of the De Luxe Rooms and benefit from the additional feature of a private garden, accessible through impressive floor to ceiling windows.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Dome View Deluxe Rooms
Boasting breathtaking views of the Italian Garden and the Florence Dome, these main villa rooms are slightly smaller than the De Luxe Rooms but it's all about the view when you stay in a Dome View Deluxe Room.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Junior Suites
The spacious Junior Suites are located in either the main villa or in the garden green house area. Each suite feature a separate living area, some of which are located on a impressive mezzanine floors accessible by a wooden staircase.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Green House Suites
These majestic suites are located in the greenhouses tucked away, below the Italian Gardens. Each suite features a wonderful and unique glass covered porch and have direct access to the villa's 12 acre park.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
Ojetti Suite
The Ojetti Suite is located in the main tower and is the favourite for honeymooners. The suite features a magnificent lounge with a skylight ceiling, and a rooftop Jacuzzi with magnificent views of the Tuscan hills plus access to a private balcony.
Max Occupancy: Adults 2
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This Renaissance Villa is a perfectly restored piece of history. Il Salviatino is nestled on the hillside of Fiesole just 10 minutes from the city centre and boasts one of Florence's most beautiful locations. Surrounded by an idyllic 12 acre park and magical forests, Il Salviatino's setting affords some of the most spectacular panoramic views of Fiesole's landscape and the city of Florence.
Dating back to medieval times in the 14th century, Il Salviatino is rich in history. The original owners Villa Il Salviatino, the Salviati family, remained the proprietors through the 16th and 17th century. The Villa has seen many restorative projects and the most recent owners have endeavoured to restore the villa retaining the original historic features, during this restoration many surprises were found including extraordinary frescoes hidden underneath a false ceiling.
Old mosaics, centuries old have been painstakingly restored by local artisans, impeccable pieces of art and furniture have been sourced from around the world by highly acclaimed Italian architect Luciano Colomobo.
Il Salviatino comprises 45 rooms and suites, all individually decorated and are spread amongst the main villa, garden or adjacent to the Spa Il Salviatino by Vranjes. Each of the elegant rooms and suites blend local artisanship and modern technology including plasma screen televisions, Wi-Fi, authentic Tuscan linens, handmade artwork and the finest leather furniture.
The most authentic Italian ingredients cooking methods going back to roots of Tuscan cuisine are used at Il Salviatino's restaurants. True Tuscan Classics are served while you take in the spectacular views of the Florence Dome and dining al fresco at 'La Terrazza'.
The Spa at Salviatino by Vranjes unites Il Salviatino’s idyllic setting and renowned service with the ancestral knowledge and delicate aroma’s of Vranjes, one of Florence’s most exclusive perfume houses. At the Spa enjoy a large selection of treatments and massages, each unique and magical.
Il Salviatino is one of Florence's very best luxury Villa hotels, providing a peaceful haven for an indulgent weekend or longer stay from where you can explore this beautiful region of Italy. A personal Service Ambassador is at your disposal throughout your stay and will help enhance your experience at Il Salviatino.
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Puglia
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Sardinia
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Most Italians take their holidays during July & August when the weather is at its hottest in most places in Italy. This is when prices soar and when places will be at their busiest.
In the winter first snow normally falls around November however a freak snow fall in June is not uncommon.
Italian is the official language.
Euro (EUR; symbol €) Notes are in denominations of €500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of €2 and 1, and 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 cents.
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Neil SuttonI spent three weeks learning how to make fresh pasta, shopping at some of the finest boutiques and indulging on some of the best food on the planet during my trip to France and Italy.
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