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In choosing Florence, you've chosen to immerse yourself completely in the art and beauty of the Italian Renaissance. That's why the Boscolo 4 Star Hotel Astoria is the ideal choice for your stay. You'll be accommodated in the rooms of the Palazzo Gaddi and Palazzo Arrighetti, historic buildings belonging to noble Florentine families, where art recounts the passage of centuries every step of the way, from the lobby to your room. Indeed, it was while living at Palazzo Gaddi that the great English author John Milton found inspiration for his masterpiece, Paradise Lost, and in these very rooms that he wrote it.
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Every inch of every room at the Hotel Astoria is saturated with the Florentine aesthetic. From the frescoes decorating the walls to the period furnishings, you breathe the atmosphere of the birhtplace of the Renaissance the moment you enter.
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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES



DINING
• Palazzo Gaddi Restaurant
• Wine Bar Agora
• Lounge Bar Arrighetti
MEETINGS & EVENTS
Business Bentre
The importance of your business meeting will be enhanced by the sumptuous conference rooms of the Boscolo Hotel Astoria, all in the Florentine Baroque style. Five halls with capacities ranging from 30 to 110. In the splendid Festival Room you'll find an atmosphere of great theatrical impact: decorations inspired by the sciences and the virtues, antique arms and armour, and a gallery that can be dressed with drapery and banners.
Catering Service
To ensure the success of your meeting or special event, you may find that the way to your guests' heart is through their stomach, especially if the Istituto Superiore Arti Culinarie Etoile is in charge of the catering service.
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The hotel is located in the city centre, afew steps from the Duomo, the Santa Maria Novella train station, the Medici Chappels and San Lorenzo Market, 10 minutes walk to Ponte Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademy of Fine Arts.

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