There are 2 magnificent suites which I can t show you, one was occupied and the other was being used

A little while ago I was asked by Margie of Margie in Italy ( If you love Italy you should read her blog) if I would like to write some posts for Italian Talks , Baglioni Hotel s blog. I love to talk about Italy, so I told her I would be happy to contribute to their blog.
As a result, I was invited to visit one of the beautiful Baglioni Hotels Relais Santa Croce , one of the most stylish and elegant hotels in the historic centre bus tours to nascar race of Florence. We were met by the very charming Daniele Carta, who handed us over to his young assistant bus tours to nascar race to take us on a tour of the former Ciofi Jacometti Palace, an 18th century bus tours to nascar race property which has been lovingly restored.
A huge chandelier used to hang in this room and was so big it had its own device to raise and lower it for cleaning. We were taken upstairs to take a look at this amazing contraption that was actually designed by Leonardo da Vinci, although bus tours to nascar race he didn t ever put his design bus tours to nascar race into practice it was left to others.
There are 2 magnificent suites which I can t show you, one was occupied and the other was being used for a photo shoot, but it was special enough for Brad and Angelina and some of the children to stay in a while ago. I would have liked to have jumped into the jacuzzi that was filled and looking very inviting indeed.
Great place (and great post!). I ll put the Relais Santa Croce in my bucket list, but my favorite is still the Villa San Michele, near Fiesole. Have you been there? I didn t sleep there (not rich enough!), but they used to let you visit their premises.
Debra, What a wonderful article! I feel like I am there. The photos are beautiful and it seems like you had a very enjoyable experience! I am so glad. Thanks for the shout out. I have had an unusually large number of Australian readers following my blog in the past day! Grazie
That is where I celebrated my birthday a few years ago: on the roof terrace between the roses with a prosecco and views to die for! And on top of all, I had it all to myself thanks to a light drizzle. I guess it was to early in the year to be open when you visited? How did you like the old elevators? I felt like I had stepped into an Hercule Poirot movie ..