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- Near kid-friendly attractions
- Terrazza Brunelleschi Restaurant
- Babysitting services available
About Grand Hotel Baglioni
Florence, Italy
Located in the heart of Florence near the Palazzo dei Congressi, Grand Hotel Baglioni offers a luxury experience for families. Historically, the hotel was once the residence of the Carrega Bertolini prices. Today, more than 190 rooms display elegant decors with posh linens, charming cutouts, stained-glass windows, vaulted ceilings and striking woodwork. Units feature a sitting area, individually controlled air conditioning, flat-screen televisions, Wi-Fi and slippers. Bathrooms present a separate tub and shower. Many rooms typically sleep two people, so a family of four may opt for two separate rooms. An alternative option is a Deluxe Four Bedded Room, consisting of two beds and two rollaway beds. Babysitting is also provided.
Visit the summer rooftop garden in the warmer months and witness spectacular views of the city. Terrazza Brunelleschi Restaurant serves buffet breakfasts and Tuscan cuisine for dinner. The family restaurant offers outdoor seating with the famous Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore as a backdrop to your meal. Melarancio Restaurant and American Hall are two other restaurants onsite. Kids' menus are provided for families.
Pinnochio Park depicts the children's story through art and winding gardens. Cultural activities, art exhibitions, marionette-making classes and storytelling sessions entertain children. The Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory hosts Saturday evening visits for groups of up to five people. Children can see the inner workings of astrological science lab and take "tours" of the skies. The Bottega dei Ragazzi combines a museum, a laboratory and a bottega all in one building. Just for kids, the children's museum is geared towards kids' ages 3 to 11, offering a wide array of games, arts and creation. The hotel concierge will point families in the right direction -- toward the most kid-friendly attractions in the area.
The Santa Maria Novella train station is a short walk from Grand Hotel Baglioni. Families can also walk to Duomo and Vecchio Bridge. The Statue of David is a must-see and only a slightly longer walk from the hotel. Many boutiques and restaurants are also in the area. Want to venture further off? Tour buses leave from Pisa.
Written by Whitney Rife
Grand Hotel Baglioni Reviews





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