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Hotels in Florence
267 Hotels
FH Calzaiuoli Hotel
Via Dei Calzaiuoli 6

The 53-room Calzaiuoli Hotel is in the heart of Florence's historic district, on a crowded pedestrian street connecting the Duomo and the Palazzo Vecchio. Rooms are spacious and elegant; some look over the rooftops to the Duomo. There is no restaurant, nor are there substantial public spaces, but the area is filled with restaurants, cafes, and shops. Guests will find the Calzaiuoli Hotel ideal for immersing themselves in Florence's cultural and historic sights, most of which are within walking distance.

Continentale Firenze
Vicolo dell’Oro 6r

Continentale is a four-pearl boutique hotel that stands out for its incredible views from its rooftop bar and public relaxation rooms that overlook the bustling streets of Florence. The public spaces and rooms exhibit a minimalist design that pays tribute to Italian fashion of the 1950s. The rooms range in space -- normal for Florence -- and a few have Arno views, but rooms lack coffeemakers. There are a modern spa and super chic seasonal rooftop bar, but the simple breakfast costs a fee. It doesn’t hurt that the hotel is a three-minute walk from restaurants, Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Uffizi Gallery. Hotel Spadai is a good alternative with coffeemakers in rooms and lots of freebies like breakfast and one daily drink from minibars.

Palazzo dal Borgo Hotel Aprile
Via della Scala 6

Comfortable interiors and an authentic historical feel define Hotel Palazzo Dal Borgo Aprile -- a three-pearl boutique property set in a 16th-century palace. Original features and romantic touches add charm, while the central location -- just a 10-minute walk from the Duomo -- is convenient. Rooms vary, but all have marble bathrooms, slippers, minibars, and free Wi-Fi. Though some furnishings may be worn, the hotel is a good value for the money. The free breakfast buffet with hot options can be enjoyed in the tranquil garden courtyard, while a bar serves evening drinks and fresh coffee. Free art history lectures highlight Florence’s role in the foundations of European culture. For a similar option with free gym access and a paid wellness center, try Adler Cavalieri instead. 

Villa Tolomei Hotel and Resort
Via di Santa Maria a Marignolle 10, up from Porta Romana

Whether guests find the four-and-a-half-pearl Villa Tolomei Hotel and Resort top-notch or a step below is a matter of perspective. To some, the slightly crumbling walls, naturally rambling grounds, and cracks in plaster and paint are charming; to others they're eyesores. A skillful mix of decor that fuses luxury modern and traditional Tuscan furnishings can be found throughout the property, including in its 30 rooms and suites. They're outfitted with high-end bath products, attractive fireplaces, and some have garden access and private terraces. But travelers looking for a truly over-the-top stay in a villa -- and don't mind a room rate to match -- may prefer Grand Hotel Villa Cora just a few miles away. 

Hotel Relais Il Cestello
Piazza di Cestello 9

Simple charm defines the Hotel Relais Il Cestello, a cozy, family-run hotel with just 10 rooms and a peaceful atmosphere. Its location south of the Arno guarantees quiet, and the clean, comfortable rooms pair original woodbeam ceilings and beautiful antique furniture with standard amenities including air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Renovated rooms have rustic white wood furniture, and Superior Rooms feature picturesque river views. Facilities are limited to a small bar and continental breakfast, which includes freshly prepared coffee. Paid parking is available nearby at reasonable rates. For a similar option that's closer to the action, try A Florence View B&B -- just beware of the noise and surrounding tourist mayhem. Additionally, rates there will likely be higher.

Kraft Hotel
Via Solferino 2

Located in a quiet residential area of west-central Florence is Hotel Kraft, an upper-middle-range city hotel with ample features by Florence standards. Its romantic rooftop dining terrace is a guest favorite for enjoying the free decent breakfast buffet or evening drinks. Dinner from an a la carte Mediterranean and Italian menu is also served here, and the panoramic city views are breathtaking. However, it's over a 15-minute walk to the Duomo. Some rooms are modern, with chic white decor, while others are more traditional and homey. All have modern comforts including a minibar, tea/coffee facilities, and free Wi-Fi. The heated rooftop dipping pool is a city rarity, and there’s free Wi-Fi plus paid valet parking at reasonable rates. For a similar option closer to the main station, try Adler Cavalieri.

Borghese Palace Art Hotel
Via Ghibellina 174-R

The 25-room Borghese Palace Art Hotel is an upscale boutique hotel that showcases a unique blend of contemporary art and historic accents. In addition to its art exhibits, the hotel's city-center location is a top feature -- it's less than 10 minutes from the Duomo on foot, and near plenty of restaurants, shopping, and nightlife. Chic and sober rooms showcase contemporary art alongside historic details, like the common areas. A free breakfast is served daily, and there's a bar in the lobby plus a small fitness center. The similarly priced UNA Hotel Vittoria also has a modern vibe and a restaurant, but it's farther from the city center.

Palazzo Vecchietti Suites and Studios
Via Degli Strozzi 4

The 12-room Palazzo Vecchietti Suites and Studios is an upscale property situated in a Renaissance palace in the heart of one of Florence's most exclusive areas. It's less than five minutes on foot from the Duomo and the Uffizi Gallery, and luxury shopping is also nearby. The property is elegant, refined, and intimate. Rooms are classic, with period detailing, yet the style and decor are handsome and modern. The hotel offers few features aside from a free breakfast, but its location means the entire city is easily accessible. Palazzo Magnani Feroni is a similarly splashy property, and it has a rooftop bar and small fitness center.

Hotel Montebello Splendid
Via Giuseppe Garibaldi 14

The 60-room Hotel Montebello Splendid is a luxury boutique hotel situated in a quieter area on the outskirts of central Florence. It's a 10-minute walk from the central train station, and major sites like the Duomo can be reached within a 15-minute walk. Public spaces and rooms are classically elegant, with rich period details such as ornate molding, high ceilings, and sumptuous fabrics. The courtyard and gardens are lovely year-round, and the on-site restaurant and bar are pluses. For something with a little more contemporary flair that's right in the center of the city, compare rates at Firenze Number Nine Hotel & Spa, which is generally less expensive. 

The Style Florence
Piazza della Stazione 10

The Style Florence is a modern upper-middle-range property with 43 rooms and a central location across from the main train station, Santa Maria Novella. There are regular hotel rooms and Studios with kitchenettes available, though they can be rented together or separately. Keep in mind that most Studios have sofa beds instead of regular beds. When combined with a traditional hotel room, they can work well for families or groups traveling together. The hotel is a five- to 10-minute walk of most monuments, museums, and major shopping. Breakfast is included in the room rate, and the hotel has a bar and lounge. Travelers looking for more classic Florentine style at similar rates could check out the Palazzo Ruspoli, but its least-expensive rooms share bathrooms and are not air-conditioned.