The season for this holiday is:
17 February - 22 December 2019
Hotel Il Guelfo Bianco, 2 nights: 17 February - 22 December 2019
Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above
| Starting | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 17 February - 17 April | £140 | £94 |
| 18 April - 7 July | £274 | £70 |
| 8 July - 31 August | £140 | £94 |
| 1 September - 31 October | £274 | £70 |
| 1 November - 20 December | £140 | £94 |
Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.
Getting between Florence airport and the city (4km)
• shuttle bus: 20-30 minute journey, every 30 minutes
• taxi: 15-minute journey
More information on Florence aiport here >
If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.
Room upgrades (£ per person per night)
| Hotel Il Guelfo Bianco | ||
|---|---|---|
| Junior suite: 17 Feb - 22 Dec 2019 | £16 | |
| Larger deluxe: 17 Feb - 22 Dec 2019 | £16 |
Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room
| Hotel Il Guelfo Bianco (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
|---|---|---|
| 17 Feb - 17 Apr 2019 | £62 | £104 |
| 18 Apr - 07 Jul 2019 | £120 | £150 |
| 08 Jul - 31 Aug 2019 | £62 | £104 |
| 01 Sep - 31 Oct 2019 | £120 | £150 |
| 01 Nov - 20 Dec 2019 | £62 | £104 |
£ per person based on 2 sharing
| Alba | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - 30 March | £120 | £50 |
| 31 March - 6 July | £172 | £60 |
| 7 July - 30 August | £120 | £50 |
| 31 August - 3 November | £172 | £60 |
| 4 Nov - 28 November | £90 | £56 |
| Loggiato | Add on 2 nights | Single supplement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - 30 March | £198 | £38 |
| 31 March - 30 June | £248 | £60 |
| 1 July - 30 August | £198 | £38 |
| 31 August - 29 October | £248 | £60 |
If you've experienced this holiday first hand, why not write a review?
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More detailed information about train stations when transfer was necessary. Information about what to see in Florence was outdated. Your information said we could book to see sights (statue of David for example) at the hotel. We couldn't. Many places were booked a month in advance! We could have booked in advance but we didn't know till we arrived. We could have queued on the day, but would have had to wait well over an hour.I suspect tour operators haven't visited Florence or Lyon as independent travellers for some time. In France, museums are closed on Bank Holidays.
Highlights: Lovely scenery during train journeys. Excellent hotels- especially Lyon. Advice about where to eat was good. Beautiful rivers in Lyon. Two different centres worked well. Florence was essentially tourist. Lyon was more relaxed.
This customer combined our city stay in Florence with our city stay in Lyon by rail
Florence was wonderful, particularly helpful that the hotel booked time slots for us to visit major sites.
In general the Ligurian Coast is extremely popular therefore some of the coastal paths between the 5 villages and the vilages themselves are extremely busy. So much so that this does detract from the enjoyment of the holiday and perhaps some mention of this could be made in the brochure/website. When we were there not only the coastal path from Manarola to Riomaggiore was closed but also the suggested alternative, the 531, therefore we had to get the train to visit Riomaggiore - but the real find was the Ristorante Accademia in Florence excellent food and service all reasonably priced.
More detailed information about train stations when transfer was necessary. Information about what to see in Florence was outdated. Your information said we could book to see sights (statue of David for example) at the hotel. We couldn't. Many places were booked a month in advance! We could have booked in advance but we didn't know till we arrived. We could have queued on the day, but would have had to wait well over an hour.I suspect tour operators haven't visited Florence or Lyon as independent travellers for some time. In France, museums are closed on Bank Holidays.
Highlights: Lovely scenery during train journeys. Excellent hotels- especially Lyon. Advice about where to eat was good. Beautiful rivers in Lyon. Two different centres worked well. Florence was essentially tourist. Lyon was more relaxed.
This customer combined our city stay in Florence with our city stay in Lyon by rail
Florence was wonderful, particularly helpful that the hotel booked time slots for us to visit major sites.
In general the Ligurian Coast is extremely popular therefore some of the coastal paths between the 5 villages and the vilages themselves are extremely busy. So much so that this does detract from the enjoyment of the holiday and perhaps some mention of this could be made in the brochure/website. When we were there not only the coastal path from Manarola to Riomaggiore was closed but also the suggested alternative, the 531, therefore we had to get the train to visit Riomaggiore - but the real find was the Ristorante Accademia in Florence excellent food and service all reasonably priced.
Walking the walls of San Gimignano was an excellent way to get views of the countryside (as was ascending the Torre Grosso, though not sure about the health and safety on the last ladder). D!Vineria in San Gimignano is a lovely little wine bar en route to La Rocca. In Florence Il Cinghiale Biaco was a very good, if crowded, restaurant in Oltrarno, near the Ponte Vecchia.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers booked our Florence city add-on before enjoying the short break Strolling through Tuscany.