JUST MINUTES FROM
THE CENTRE OF FLORENCE
Overlooking the largest private garden in Europe just a 10 minute walk from the centre of Florence, the fragrance of plants and a blissful quiet fills the air at AdAstra. The result of a collaboration between the architect Francesco Maestrelli, with interior design by Matteo Perduca and his brother Marco, it is home to 14 rooms in the Oltrarno area south of the Arno river – the most artisanal and authentic Florentine district. Squares, museums, churches, shops and restaurants are all at a walking distance from this secret hideaway beyond the busy tourist streets.
The view
The Terrace
AdAstra occupies the first and second floor of an ancestral family mansion, where the main rooms and the splendid salon are surrounded by a magnificent wraparound terrace of 270 sq metres overlooking the garden. The other rooms line the picturesque Via del Campuccio and two are immersed in the green of the garden.
Accommodation
The Rooms
Every room has a different look and feel, each personalised in its own way.
“Individually decorated rooms feature classic elements with contemporary touches: original molding with rich accent colors, Italian furniture (midcentury to the ‘70s), artisanal lighting and woodwork, and framed art hand-picked by the owners (from Pucci scarves to original prints).”
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All bedrooms have a roll top bath to complete the quirky and individual experience.
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- Breakfast included in the rate
- Regina Bistecca Restaurant awaits you: Welcome glass of Prosecco and 10% off
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Stella d’Italia is a historical residence with 24 uniquely designed bedrooms, the perfect embodiment of Italian culture in all its forms and nuances.
“Successfully straddling the line between luxe and classic, this intimate property is as much a home for travellers as it is an elegant retreat.” Wallpaper*
“Every room has a different character, each one looks out onto Florentine skies and rooftops.”
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