Hilton Garden Inn Florence Novoli

Explore the legendary Renaissance art and gastronomic pride of Tuscany while staying at Hilton Garden Inn Florence Novoli, a contemporary Florence hotel set in the scenic San Donato Park in the Novoli area, just 10 minutes from the historic core of the city. Explore classic art, inspiring architecture, hand-crafted jewellery, and endless other treasures of 'Firenze', Tuscany's capital city, to your heart's delight! Hilton Garden Inn Florence Novoli is a modern Italian hospitality establishment in Florence with an emphasis on comfort, this hotel in Florence makes guests feel right at home with that first step into the bright lobby lounge featuring a mini-library, a cosy fireplace with a crackling fire in the winter months, and a chic summer terrace for the best of weather. Choose from 121 hotel guest rooms and spacious suites boasting a comfy custom-made bed, plenty of daylight through the windows, parquet floors, air-conditioning, work desk with ergonomic chair, free WiFi, 40-inch HDTV, coffee/tea making facilities, mini-fridge, marble bathroom, and multiple small little touches. Sample the famous Tuscan bread soups, steaks, and other specialities at the City Restaurant, a wonderful all-day-dining venue with an irresistible local wine selection and a distinctively light, airy ambience. Pick up small snacks and drinks at the compact shop on-site open around the clock. Make use of a modern gym, well-equipped business centre, and covered parking for up to 100 vehicles. Host a training, workshop, conference, or a stylish banquet at the flexible event space, featuring a large boardroom and a convertible hall for up to 150 delegates. The hotel is conveniently situated a 15-minute drive from the main train station and less than half an hour from Peretola Airport.

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Monday	Open	24 Hour Service
Tuesday	Open	24 Hour Service
Wednesday	Open	24 Hour Service
Thursday	Open	24 Hour Service
Friday	Open	24 Hour Service
Saturday	Open	24 Hour Service
Sunday	Open	24 Hour Service