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The façade of Palazzo Gamba Accommodation beside the Cathedral of Florence

Balcony with table and chairs of Palazzo Gamba Accommo- dation in Florence, with beautyful view at the Cathedral

Bedroom with two single beds of Palazzo Gamba Accommodation in Florence

Bedroom with double bed of Palazzo Gamba Accommodation in Florence

Info about accommodation:

Location:	Florence - Centre (near the cathedral)
Type of Accommodations:	Flats
Apartments:	2-room apartment with living room/kitchen, bedroom and bathroom (2/3 persons) 2-room apartment with living room/kitchen, bedroom and bathroom (2/4 persons) 3-room apartment with living room/kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms (4/6 persons) Rooftop apartment with living room (with fireplace), kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (one with a bubble bath) and 2 terraces with a magnificent view of the cathedral and of the entire city (max 6 persons)
Sleeping places:	2 - 6

Short description:

Have you ever dreamed to experience the city of Dante, Botticelli, Machiavelli and others in its full glory? So Palazzo Gamba, which in 2003 celebrated its inauguration, is the right address for you. From the windows of the building you have a magnificent view of the cathedral and its surroundings. The comfort of our apartments gives you the opportunity to relax after a long sightseeing-day.

Equipments:

Fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, oven and dishwasher
Direct dial telephone
Satellite TV
Air-conditioning/heating
Hairdryer

Services:

Reception with multilingual staff
Daily cleaning on request
Reservation of a parking in the garage on payment

Special features of the apartment:

Central location

About the location:

The accommodation is located in the middle of the city centre, in the immediate vicinity of the cathedral.

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