Florence Private Transfer Between Hotel & Train Station
Ride in comfort and style with this private 1-way transfer between your accommodation in Florence and the Florence train station. Relax in an air-conditioned Mercedes Class E sedan or a minivan on a service that’s available in either direction.
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Highlights
- Travel from your Florence accommodation to the railway station by luxury vehicle
- Enjoy a private transfer between your Florence accommodation and the Florence railway station, in either direction
- Experience a quality transfer service that’s punctual and reliable
- Sit back, relax, and enjoy the comfort and convenience of a private transfer
Description
With this 1-way private transfer you can rely on punctuality, reliability, and convenience as you travel from your accommodation in Florence to the Florence railway station. The private 30-minute service is priced for up to 3 passengers, and is available both to and from the train station. The fleet used for this transfer service includes luxury cars, GT buses, chauffeured limousines, and minivans, all with air conditioning and top-of-the-line comforts. You’ll travel in total relaxation to and from any airport, town, rail station, or any other location in Europe. In addition, shuttle service is available for hotels, parties, and special and business events. An experienced and courteous multi-lingual driver with take you directly to your destination in safety and comfort.Includes
English-speaking driver (Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Russian on request)Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
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