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"Hey there! If you're looking for an amazing hotel in Florence, I highly recommend The St. Regis Florence. The hotel is located right on the Arno River and offers stunning views of the Ponte Vecchio. The building itself is a piece of history designed by the famous Brunelleschi. You can tell the hotel has put a lot of effort into preserving the historical charm with its antique furnishings and Florentine-style furniture. The rooms are simply luxurious and offer modern amenities such as a multimedia system and free WiFi throughout the property. When it comes to dining options, the hotel's restaurant Winter Garden serves up mouth-watering dishes based on Tuscan and Mediterranean cuisine. And don't miss out on the famous evening ritual at the bar where you can enjoy contemporary finger food care of Chef Gentian Shehi. If you're interested in keeping up with your fitness routine while on vacation, the hotel has a gym and spa to keep you relaxed and refreshed. Santa Maria Novella Train Station is only 500 meters away, and the Cathedral is a short 1 km from the property."

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