Hotels in Florence (Tuscany, Italy)

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17328 hotels in Florence

  1. Hotel Torre Guelfa

    4 Stars

    Tallest private panoramic tower, Authentic Florentine interior design

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  2. Luxury B&B La Dimora Degli Angeli

    3 Stars

    Rooftop garden terrace, Historic Florentine residence concept

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  3. The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini

    4 Stars

    Panoramic rooftop swimming pool, Modern loft-style accommodations

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  4. Hotel la Scala

    3 Stars

    Rooms with frescoed ceilings, Prime Santa Maria Novella location

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  5. Hotel Lungarno

    5 Stars

    Michelin-starred Borgo San Jacopo, In-room massage and wellness

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  6. Hotel Cardinal Of Florence

    3 Stars

    Brunelleschi’s Dome room views, Historic Renaissance building setting

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  7. Hotel Roma

    4 Stars

    Piazza Santa Maria Novella views, Valet parking with ZTL coordination

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  8. Mh Florence Hotel & Spa

    4 Stars

    Panoramic rooftop lounge, Relaxing outdoor courtyard pool

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  9. Aurum Uffizi

    4 Stars

    Dedicated tour and ticket service, Contemporary minimalist guest rooms

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  10. 25hours Hotel Florence Piazza San Paolino

    4 Stars

    San Paolino glass-domed restaurant, On-site underground parking garage

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  11. Aurum Firenze

    4 Stars

    Historic district boutique concept, Proximity to the Duomo

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  12. The Social Hub Florence Belfiore

    4 Stars

    Panoramic rooftop swimming pool, Authentic Italian dining at Menchetti

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  13. Hotel Delle Nazioni

    3 Stars

    Rock and roll themed interiors, Panoramic Duomo views

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  14. B&B HOTEL Firenze Nuovo Palazzo Di Giustizia

    3 Stars

    Convenient on-site private parking, Dedicated family-friendly rooms

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  15. Hotel Montreal

    3 Stars

    Refined room design, Dedicated guest services

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  16. Select Executive Residence

    4 Stars

    Inner courtyard garden views, Unique two-story duplex lofts

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  17. B&B Hotel Firenze Pitti Palace al Ponte Vecchio

    4 Stars

    Authentic Florentine city views, Alla Torre De’ Rossi restaurant

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  18. Italiana Hotels Florence

    4 Stars

    Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Tuscan gourmet dining

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  19. Hotel Ferrucci

    3 Stars

    Arno River terrace views, Rooms with frescoed ceilings

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  20. Hotel Ville sull'Arno

    5 Stars

    Stone-lined outdoor swimming pool, Flora e Fauno gourmet restaurant

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  21. NH Firenze

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Junior and Presidential Suites, Narciso Rooftop Pool and Bar

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  22. Hotel Ginori Al Duomo

    4 Stars

    Secluded courtyard swimming pool, Underground 15th-century wine cellar

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  23. Grand Hotel Baglioni

    4 Stars

    Panoramic B-Roof dining, Wellness suites with private saunas

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  24. Ruby Bea Hotel Florence

    4 Stars

    Artistic and quirky interior design, Piazza della Liberta tram access

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  25. Hotel Kraft

    4 Stars

    Panoramic rooftop garden and pool, Full-service wellness facilities

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  26. La Loggia del Porcellino

    4 Stars

    Historic building in central Florence, Family-friendly room options

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  27. Hotel Duomo Firenze

    3 Stars

    Unbeatable Duomo views, Vintage 1931 elevator

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  28. Loggia Fiorentina

    1 Stars

    Streamlined digital check-in, San Marco district location

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  29. Hotel Grifone Firenze

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor hydro-massage pool, Secure on-site parking facilities

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  30. Glance Hotel In Florence

    4 Stars

    Heated rooftop infinity pool, Sleek contemporary guest rooms

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  31. Tourist House Liberty

    3 Stars

    Antique-style rooms, Central Florence location

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  32. Hotel Embassy

    4 Stars

    On-site private courtyard parking, Classic parquet and wood beams

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    Plus Florence

    2 Stars

    Year-round swimming facilities, Authentic Italian dining

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  34. Allegroitalia San Gallo Firenze

    4 Stars

    Classic rooms with parquet flooring, Private terrace suite options

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  35. Villa Gelsomino Garden

    3 Stars

    Spacious Room 11 with private patio, Historic Tuscan villa character

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Florence: the renaissance of cultural breaks

You’ve probably heard that Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance. However, that well-worn out phrase is a colossal understatement. The capital of Tuscany was so much more than the cradle of an artistic movement; it was for centuries the financial and artistic centre of Europe. Literally meaning “flourishing”, Florence is a living monument to its glorious past. The old town’s incredible skyline, dominated by the iconic dome of its cathedral, mixes up Romanesque, Gothic and medieval styles with its celebrated Renaissance architecture. Florence’s 80 plus museums also contain veritable treasures, including works from Michelangelo, Da Vinci and Botticelli.

Stay in the historic centre

If you want to really immerse yourself in the culture of the town you simply have to book a hotel in the historic centre of Florence. Rates may be more expensive, but this is one of the most beautiful cities in Italy, closely rivalling Rome and Venice. What price then for a view from your hotel room over the incredible Duomo cathedral or the sublime Ponte Vecchio? Quite often, less than you may think.

Florence has a huge selection of character hotels to choose from. You may find a charming luxury villa, boutique hotel or even an old palace.

If you are on a budget, cheaper options can be found a short walk from the historic centre with rented rooms and B&B accommodation popular alternatives.

Where to start?

With so much to see in Florence, the big question is: how much of it you can fit into your stay? Your first instincts will probably attract you towards The Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore.

This iconic cathedral, more commonly known as il Duomo, has a mammoth egg shaped domed roof, 91 metres high and 45.5 metres wide. Construction started in the 13th century and the dome, the largest in the world at the time, was added in the 15th century.

Il Duomo ranks as the third largest Christian church in the world today and boasts incredible views from its Cupola. Breath-taking, however, may be a more appropriate description for the ascent to the roof, up 463 narrow steps and past the spectacular frescoes of the last judgement by Giorgio Vasari.

If that climb gets you in the mood, you don’t have far to go for another. Across the colourful Piazza del Duomo, with its street performers, upmarket restaurants and boutiques, boldly stands Giotto’s Campanile. Just 414 steps this time will take you up to the summit of this gothic bell-tower and give you some spectacular 360 degree views over Florence.

Sightseeing opportunities

Photographers or artists can find many other vantage points throughout Florence offering different skyline opportunities, such as from the paved terraces of the Bardini Garden on the banks of the river Arno.

Arguably the most spectacular view, however, comes from the Piazzale Michelangelo. This 19th century square, perched on top of a hill on the south side of the river, offers amazing panoramic views over the Ponte Vecchio and Duomo. The square features bronze copies of Michelangelo’s work, including the most famous of them all – David. Although you can walk up the winding path to the summit, you may prefer to catch a bus.

The greener south side of the river is also home to the Palazzo Pitti, a vast renaissance palace laid out in front of the beautiful gardens of the Giardino di Boboli.

Hotels in this part of Florence are more sparse – although there is a good mix of luxury and mid-range offerings, some even offering unrivalled views of the town’s second wonder - Ponte Vecchio, or in plain English: The Old Bridge.

This fortified bridge, with a series of shops bulging out from its medieval structure over the river Arno beneath, has stood here since 1345, after the 12th century stone version was destroyed in a flood. As Florence flourished in the Renaissance, the bridge was smartened up and only jewellers and goldsmiths were allowed to trade. You can still find yourself a smart piece of jewellery in its chic boutiques today as you make your way across wonderful structure a bit more serenely than you may have done in medieval times.

A renaissance of your Florence adventure?

If you’re a real art lover, one trip to Florence is never going to be enough to view all of its renaissance jewels.

The Uffizi Gallery will probably be your first port of call. Famous for Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and da Vincci’s Annunciation, it posses the greatest collection of Renaissance art in the world. You may even need a couple of visits to really appreciate all the masterpieces in this huge gallery set in a splendid 16th century U-shaped renaissance building.

The Accademia Gallery is a must see too – if only for its huge marble Michaelangelo sculptures, including the original statue of David, the symbol of Florence’s own renaissance.

Florence isn’t all about museums and buildings though. You’ll no doubt want to spend time enjoying Tuscan specialities in the city’s restaurants, washed down with a local Chianti and then maybe a fresh home-made ice-cream: a Gelato. You may also be seduced into the many designer boutiques such as Gucci, Prada or Armani or enjoy a night at the opera – another art invented in Florence!

When you’ve finished your stay this time round, you may very well be tempted to find a hotel for your next Florence renaissance so you can live a whole new experience next time round!

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