7-year restoration transforms historic hotel in Italy

Seven years — that’s how long it took to restore the Four Seasons Hotel in Florence, Italy. The historic building, which dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries, has now been transformed into a luxurious resort that boasts modern-day comforts and technology. , without losing its historical vocation.

With a period ambiance, the Royal Suite is the perfect translation of this. In its square meters, where it gives life to bedrooms, dining rooms and living rooms, it manages to capture the essence of living like a noble family in Florence during the Renaissance. The vaulted ceilings have been given the beauty of authentic paintings, while the beautiful frescoes and stuccoes exude originality. The ceramic floor reflects the Capodimonte Maioliche style, created by Ignazio Chiaiese. In the suite, contemporary touches are provided by technology. Equipped with a flat-screen TV, high-speed internet access and an iPod dock, the décor caters to both traditional guests and contemporary travelers.