Villa la sosta
B&B in a magnificent Villa a few steps from the city centre

Fantoni brother and sister, have decided to use part of their family villa in Florence, which dates back to the end of the nineteenth century, to give guests a high class Bed and Breakfast accommodation choice. It's really the best place to choose for lodging, while visiting Florence and its surroundings, enjoying an invaluable atmosphere of tranquillity and harmony. Giusy and Antonio offer their guests warmth and spontaneity so that their stay at B&B Villa La Sosta is like a "home away from home".

Giusy and Antonio offer three double rooms, a triple room and a quadruple room, bright and quiet, some of these furnished with period pieces from the 1800s, all with private bathrooms and independent entrance. A comfortable lift will take you up to the windowed-attic where you can admire a breathtaking view of the surrounding hillside.

The continental breakfast is served in the spacious and elegant hall in colder months and in the garden, under an ivy pergola, in the summer. We can serve gluten-free breakfasts. There is also a billiard room and a suggestive and panoramic windowed attic where guests can relax, read, play cards, watch television or listen to music. Private car park inside the grounds.

Villa La Sosta is a 10 or 15 minute walk from the historic centre of Florence and a 10 minute bus ride from the railway station. It is a 10 minute taxi from Florence airport.

Giusy & Antonio are glad to arrange for their guests a wine tasting tour, a real "family day" in the Chianti Classico area (the wine country). They are saying "family", because you will not be considered like tourists, but as a part of a "big Italian family".

The name of this elegant bed & breakfast is linked to the road that the gardens look onto: Via Bolognese. It is the oldest postal road crossing the Tuscan Apennines and today gives convenient access to Florence from the most charming residential area around the city.

The name of this elegant bed & breakfast is linked to the road that the gardens look onto: Via Bolognese. It is the oldest postal road crossing the Tuscan Apennines and today gives convenient access to Florence from the most charming residential area around the city.