Luxury Hotels in Florence

Standing in the lobby of the Montebello Splendid, you’re met with a clean-lined, modern take on Florentine elegance: pale marble floors, original frescoed ceilings, and a quiet hum of refined service.

Villa la Vedetta is a sleek contemporary villa perched on the Florentine hillside, offering a clean, minimalist escape from the city's medieval crush. The lobby feels like a calm, light-filled gallery

A former 19th-century English church and school on Via Faenza, now a Hilton Curio. The lobby stuns with a soaring vaulted ceiling, original stone walls and a central bar under a glass roof – part sacr

Stepping into Helvetia & Bristol feels like entering a well-kept gentleman’s club from the 1900s, all dark wood, brass, and hushed elegance, with a modern bar that stays lively till late. It’s a 5-sta

Villa Medici in Florence is an upscale, family-run hotel that exudes classic Tuscan elegance. Its neoclassical facade and interior design blend seamlessly with the surrounding cityscape, transporting

Hotel Fenice Palace sits on a quiet side street between Santa Croce and the Duomo, in a 16th-century palazzo that still feels like a private residence. The lobby’s marble staircase, frescoed ceilings

Hotel Kraft sits on the Arno’s right bank, a few minutes’ walk from the Uffizi. Its rooftop pool and terrace are the real draw—rare in central Florence—offering views over red-tiled roofs toward the D

Hotel Lungarno sits right on the Arno with direct views of the Ponte Vecchio. The lobby is cool, minimalist and tastefully stacked with modern art – a calm, curated space that feels more like a design

Alderotti Home feels like a quietly elegant townhouse that has been turned into a hotel by someone who actually cares about comfort. The lobby is calm and refined, with cool stone floors, fresh flower

This Hilton Garden Inn sits in the Novoli business district, a 20-minute tram ride from the historic centre. The lobby is clean, corporate and efficient, with pale stone floors and a small bar area: t

The Adler Cavalieri is a classic Florentine four-star that leans into old-school elegance: marble floors, a sweeping staircase, and dark-wood furnishings. It's steps from the Fortezza da Basso convent

The MH Florence Hotel occupies a 19th-century palazzo near Santa Maria Novella station, with a clean, minimalist interior that swaps Florentine kitsch for muted greys, warm wood and good lighting. The

Four Seasons Hotel Firenze occupies a Renaissance palazzo in the heart of Florence, marrying period grandeur—frescoed ceilings, Renaissance stonework—with understated modern comfort. The lobby exudes

Hotel Pitti Palace al Ponte Vecchio occupies a privileged position steps from the Arno, offering direct sightlines to Florence's most iconic bridge and the Uffizi Gallery's eastern flank. The 3-star p

The Grand Hotel Cavour sits on the Piazza Cavour in Florence's historic core, offering unpretentious mid-range comfort wrapped in Renaissance-adjacent streetscapes—expect honey-coloured walls, modest