Decorated in Tuscan Renaissance style, feel time stand still as you admire the breathtaking views from our Signature Suite. Be enchanted by your 65m² private garden and furnished terrace, take a dip in your heated stone plunge pool, and simply marvel at the panoramas unfolding from your private slice of Florentine luxury. The sought-after vistas, which also embrace the Arno Valley and surrounding hills, are best savoured through the privacy of your suite's expansive windows.
Part of our Signature Suites collection, La Limonaia Suite promises an exceptional level of elevated service—so step inside and discover a space appointed with every indulgence that’s exclusively yours.
Spread out with 70m² of space, with a choice of a king size bed or two twin beds, as well as a marble bathroom with bath and separate shower, and kitchenette. A private plunge pool and natural water spring awaits
Roundtrip transfers between the hotel and Florence (FLR) Airport, and dedicated host service during your stay
Delicious breakfast each morning, either served in-suite or at San Michele restaurant
We'll take care of any of your laundry needs, as well as providing a complimentary in-room minibar and coffee bar
We'll contact you to curate your own exclusive experience, tailored to your preferences
La Limonaia suite is tastefully decorated in a Tuscan Renaissance style. The historic rooms are located in a former 17th-century orangery. La Limonaia Suite sleeps up to four people. It can be connected with two Garden Suites to create a lavish private villa.
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A limonaia, from the Italian “limone” meaning citrus, was an annexe adjacent to aristocratic homes where citrus fruits were stored during the winter. The exotic citron was prized in Renaissance times, particularly by the Medicis who had a passion for collecting rare varieties. Quickly, they became a symbol of wealth among noble families in a trend that spread to the finest European courts.
An allegory for eternal life, following the cycle from flower to fruit to seed, the citrus fruit’s elevated status saw it depicted in many great paintings. The fruits were used more for ornamental and medicinal purposes than cooking, with the trees being planted in giant pots that could be moved into the orangerie to survive the harsh winters.
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