The MH Florence Wellness & Spa 4* hotel

The hotel is located in the heart of Florence, a short walk from the central train station of Santa Maria Novella and the main attractions and famous monuments of the city.

It has 39 welcoming rooms, elegant, comfortable and prepared for every need, refined in every detail, all equipped with Wi-Fi Internet connection, tea service with kettle, safe that can accommodate a PC, a minibar, ergonomic mattresses, a 32-inch LCD television, a marble bathroom and parquet flooring.

The property is also home to the Purple Spa, a relaxation area where guests can enjoy an intimate pool, Kneipp path, bio sauna, Turkish bath and relaxation area, or Treat yourself to a relaxing massage after a day's work or a long walk in the centre.

Finally, from the hotel's terrace with its lounges, you can admire the panorama of the beautiful city of Florence, while comfortably sipping a cocktail.

All activities and supplements listed are upon reservation and subject to availability.

Access to the spa is prohibited for people under the age of 18 unaccompanied by an adult. Treatment-related supplements are payable locally.

Accommodation details

• Type of room: double or twin
• Standard capacity: 2 people
• Maximum capacity: 2 people + 1 child aged 2 and under (in a crib) *Policy regarding additional people:
  • Children 2 and under: free in the crib
  • Extra bed for adult + child 2 years and under (in a cot): €35 per night (adult and child included), breakfast included
  • 1 free child per room
  • Additional occupancy always on request and subject to availability; supplements will be paid directly to the hotel

Groupon Guide to Florence

Florence is like an open-air museum, with a wealth of works of art and historical monuments bearing witness to the centuries-old cultural soul that has made it one of the most visited cities in the world. The must-sees are Piazza del Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, the Baptistery of San Giovanni and Giotto's Campanile. Must-see museums include the Uffizi Gallery, one of the largest art galleries in the world, the Palatine Gallery, with paintings from the Golden Age, the Academy of Fine Arts, with the famous David by Michelangelo (and many others), the Bargello National Museum, with Renaissance sculptures, the Museum of Fine Arts, with Renaissance sculptures, the Museum of Fine Arts, with sculptures of the Renaissance, with Renaissance sculptures, the Museum of San Marco, with works by Beato Angelico, and the Brancacci Chapel of Santa Maria del Carmine, where the frescoes by Masaccio, in particular The Homage, represent one of the greatest turning points in Western figurative art. Passing through the famous Piazzale Michelangelo, the less traveled streets of the Lungarno, with its views over the city, one cannot miss visiting the Vasari Corridor, which leads from the Uffizi to the lush greenery of the Boboli Gardens.