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The building housing the Grand Hotel Baglioni has a rich and fascinating history dating back to the 19th century. Constructed in the second half of the 1800s by Prince Carrega Bertolini di Lucedio as his residence, it was later transformed into a hotel in 1903 when the Prince relocated to Rome. Due to its impressive architecture and its proximity to the train station, it soon became one of Florence’s most prestigious hotels. The architecture of the Grand Hotel Baglioni is in the neo renaissance style, boasting an imposing façade adorned with rich decorations. Inside, guests are greeted by a refined atmosphere, with tastefully furnished rooms equipped with every modern comfort, while still preserving the building’s historic features. The Grand Hotel Baglioni offers a wide range of services to meet every guest’s needs. From the elegant and panoramic B-Roof, the rooftop restaurant overlooking the city’s main monuments, to the spacious outdoor areas highly appreciated during summer evenings. Various meeting rooms with different capacities also make it a popular destination for business gatherings. One of the Grand Hotel Baglioni’s strengths is its central location, allowing guests to easily reach Florence’s main attractions. Just steps away from the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, and the Uffizi Gallery, the hotel is the ideal starting point for discovering the wonders of this art-filled city. c i t y e s c a p e Grand Hotel Baglioni Firenze sister properties Borgo di Pietrafitta Roccamare Resort 134