May 2024

The Bellieri Residency is a guest house at the First floor with stairs in a historic building from the early 1900s consisting of an apartment and 3 rooms all frescoed, and another smaller, non-frescoed economy room. The frescoes that characterize the ceiling and the modern furnishings make it an elegant and contemporary place, suitable for hosting those who want to discover all the major monuments of the city. Three rooms overlook Viale Milton, while the apartment and the economy room have internal views. All window accommodations have noise-reducing glass. The structure is close to the S. Marco district and Piazza della Libertà, this is the ideal place to stay away from the chaos of the center, but a few steps from the wonders of Florence. Access to the facility in self-check-in mode with codes and opening the building door remotely, after sending the identity documents. Staff not present in the facility. NO RECEPTION, No staff in the Residenza. Contact the staff in good time at the contact details indicated during daytime hours 9am-6pm, check in UNTIL 8pm. No change of linen and cleaning of the room during the stay, only on prior request and for a fee. Guests of the rooms will be able to enjoy breakfast at the Libertà café in the nearby square of the same name: menù with coffee or cappuccino is offered with a sweet pastry or a savory piece of your choice, orange juice. NO CLEANING SERVICE AND LINEN CHANGE IS PROVIDED DURING THE STAY, UNLESS ON REQUEST AND FOR A FEE ACCORDING TO OUR AVAILABILITY SELF CHECK IN BY 8PM, WE OPEN THE BUILDING DOOR REMOTELY January 1st breakfast not included due to closing of the Libertà café

Very close is the nineteenth-century Piazza della Libertà, characterized by the Arc de Triomphe dei Lorraine, an architectural monument erected in 1737, and the Porta San Gallo, the ancient access to the city. We are a 20 minute walk from the San Marco district, reachable along Via San Gallo, and characterized by the following points of interest: San Marco Basilica and Museum, Accademia Gallery (where Michelangelo's David is located), Garden dei Semplici with the Botanical Garden and the Opificio delle Pietre Dure. A 10-minute walk from the Fortezza da Basso, a gigantic 16th century fortress, pentagonal in shape, today's exhibition center of Florence. We are near the Horticultural Garden, where you can visit the famous Tepidarium by architect Giacomo Roster, an Art Nouveau greenhouse, and the Parnassus Gardens with the Serpent Fountain