Peaceful riverside retreat
With 327 stylish, modern rooms, the hotel caters to everyone – whether you’re a couple seeking romance, a family on an adventure, or a solo traveller wanting to experience the best of Tuscany. Its tranquil riverside location sets the scene for relaxing evenings, while secure underground parking makes arriving by car as seamless as your stay.
Begin your day with a buffet breakfast featuring fresh pastries, savoury options, and gluten-free treats. Later, enjoy authentic Tuscan dishes, including the famous Florentine steak, at Ristorante Arno, or sip cocktails and share a pizza at the Lounge Bar. Prefer to stay in? Room service can deliver a taste of Tuscany right to your door.
With its serene riverside backdrop and close proximity to Florence’s most iconic landmarks, FH55 Grand Hotel Mediterraneo is your ultimate gateway to Tuscany. Whether it’s art, history, or simply la dolce vita calling, this is where your Florentine adventure begins.
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Find out more about Florence
As one of Europe's most historically important cities, Florence hardly needs an introduction. This sunny and startlingly pretty city in central Italy is where the Renaissance is said to have been born, through the genius of the enquiring minds that lived and thrived here. Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Dante are just a few of the legendary names who called Tuscany's great capital home, and goodness, did they leave their marks on the city. Follow in the footsteps of Europe's most talented Renaissance men, treat your taste buds to hearty Tuscan treats and feast your eyes on more medieval art and architecture than you can handle on a holiday to Florence.
You can get a feel for the energy and turbulence of the city's past just by walking around its UNESCO-protected historic centre. At every turn, you'll find a magnificent building, an ancient square or a stunning bridge, each with a story to tell. There's simply no doubt about it, Florence is one of the world's most beautiful cities, a fact celebrated and reaffirmed by the masterpieces of art and sculpture that hang in its many high calibre museums.