Presentation Grand Hotel Villa Cora

The luxurious Grand Hotel Villa Cora is a historic property in Florence, the capital of the Italian region of Tuscany.

What makes the Grand Hotel Villa Cora so special?

The surrounding area of ​​the house is a true specialty. The Grand Hotel Villa Cora is surrounded by sycamore forests, and also the gardens of Viale dei Colli surround the exclusive building.

The villa is a masterpiece of dazzling art. The different styles give the hotel a variety that is not exactly self-evident for a hotel. In the past, various emperors, artists and people  of great importance enriched the history of the Grand Hotel Villa Cora.

In the magnificent halls, guests can stay regardless of the time from breakfast to dinner.

Federico Vannini is the chef at this hotel in Florence. When preparing meals, he focuses on regional specialties from Tuscany and attaches great importance together with his staff on handmade work. Bread and pasta are from own production. There come no goods for some bakeries in Florence on the table. Pastry chef Luca Pescarelli pampers guests with its delicacies of confectionery, which are also among the highlights at this hotel.

The two restaurants provide a wonderful atmosphere at the Grand Hotel Villa Cora. The Pasha, which is located in the Moorish Room, immerses visitors in an oriental mood. Le Bistrot is characterized by a magnificent view of the park. There is also in this hotel a wine cellar and a cigar room.

In SPA, the applications delight in the areas of wellness and beauty great popularity. The facial care line of London make-up artist Sarah Chapman takes in women from around the world.

The location of the hotel in Florence, Italy

Very close to the Grand Hotel Villa Cora is the Boboli Gardens, which is one of the most famous parks in Florence and with its diverse collection of sculptures attracts the attention of many tourists. It was built in the 16th century and is, after several construction projects, like an open-air museum.

Also not too big is the distance to the Oltrarno district. In this district, lovers of culture, art and history come fully at their expense. The imposing Palazzo Pitti is a true masterpiece of Renaissance and is considered the largest building in this district. Another representative of this style of building is the church of Santo Spirito, which was merged together with an Augustinian monastery at a complex. The bridge Trinita was destroyed several times in the past by flooding and belongs to various restorations again the most elegant appearances in the country.

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