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Hotels in Florence
267 Hotels
Palazzo Magnani Feroni
Borgo San Frediano 5

This 12-room Renaissance-era palace just south of the Arno River preserves the atmosphere of living in an ancient private residence. The four-pearl property features a dozen large suites with original architectural features and antiques. Prices are on par with similar historic properties farther away from the city center, such as the Grand Hotel Villa Cora. Though there are plenty of places to eat in the neighborhood, one downside is that the hotel doesn't have a restaurant.

Camping Michelangelo
Viale Michelangiolo 80

Plus Camping Michelangelo is first and foremost a super low-budget camping option, with everything that entails. Besides the price, the the spectacular views over Florence are the best thing about this complex. The wood-fired pizza oven with a scenic terrace is also a bonus, and there is patchy Wi-Fi at the bar. There are, however, question marks around the maintenance of the bathroom areas and mosquitos are a problem, but if that doesn't faze you, you won't find a cheaper way to stay in this convenient location in Florence.

Santa Maria Novella Hotel
Piazza di Santa Maria Novella 1

This luxury boutique hotel dating to the 19th century has elegant decor and a focus on art. Some rooms, and a rooftop terrace, provide direct views of the Santa Maria Novella church. The property encompasses few different buildings, so getting to your room may require trips on multiple elevators and stairways. It's worth comparing rates with the nearby Grand Hotel Minerva, which has a similar atmosphere and views, plus a rooftop pool.

Hotel Fiorita
Via Fiume 20

The 15-room Hotel Fiorita is a simple, budget property a block from the Santa Maria Novella train station and within walking distance of many of Florence's top sights. Clean rooms have plain, but pleasant, furnishings and en-suite bathrooms (though some have external private toilets). Some of the rooms are small and dark, and the style is outdated across the board. A free breakfast buffet is served in the breakfast room where snacks and coffee are available all day. Other amenities include a paid computer corner and free Wi-Fi throughout, though elevator access is limited. Travelers might also want to consider the BEST WESTERN Palazzo Ognissanti Hotel, which has elevator access to all four of its floors, though will be more expensive.

Hotel Mulino di Firenze
Via di Villamagna 119

Located on the banks of the River Arno in a restored water mill that dates back to the 1300s, the Hotel Mulino di Firenze provides a historic backdrop for travelers who to experience the Tuscan countryside without being too far from downtown Florence. The upscale hotel is a reasonably convenient base for exploring the Chianti vineyards, but guests will have to drive or take a bus to get to the city center. It costs less than the Villa La Massa, a former 16th-century Medici estate and five-pearl property about a mile east.

Villa Belvedere - Florence
Via Benedetto Castelli 3, Firenze

The mid-range Villa Belvedere Florence is a lovely boutique property situated on a scenic hill in a quiet residential neighborhood. It’s a peaceful respite from hectic Florence, which is a brief drive or bus ride away. Hardy hikers can walk to the city center in about 30 minutes, but the return walk is hilly. Highlights include an outdoor pool, a bar, and freebies like breakfast and on-site parking. The 24 guest rooms are a bit dated and offer limited amenities, but they're clean and well maintained. Bathrooms are especially nice, and some rooms have private balconies with sweeping views. Rates are attractive as well, but the property fills up frequently. A good alternative option is the mid-range Botticelli Hotel, which has comparable rates and amenities, and is more centrally located.

Hotel David
Viale Michelangiolo, 1

This 29-room, family-owned hotel is a mid-range property with a homey, bed-and-breakfast vibe. Rooms vary in decor, but all have charming touches that range from beautiful sconces to wrought iron headboards. Hotel David offers a solid value with freebies that include a nightly happy hour, breakfast buffet, and snacks and drinks in the rooms. Its location in a residential area south of the Arno River means the property is secluded from the tourist crowds, but also a bit of a walk from most of the city’s attractions.

Hotel Embassy
Via Iacopo da Diacceto 8

The historic Hotel Embassy advertises itself as a luxury property, but some of its 38 rooms -- particularly those housed in the newer building -- are not quite high-end. All feature flat-screen TVs, marble bathrooms, and free Wi-Fi, and some even have furnished terraces. But with decor ranging from classic -- think: wooden beams, restored 19th-century ceiling frescoes, and wooden floors -- to generic and contemporary, the design experience can vary greatly. There isn't much in the way of amenities -- just a small business center and an attractive breakfast room with vaulted brick ceilings. The highlight here is arguably the hotel's convenient location, which is adjacent to the Santa Maria Novella train station and within walking distance of major attractions.

c-hotels Ambasciatori
Via Luigi Alamanni 3

The 99-room c-hotels Ambasciatori is an upper-middle-range property in the heart of Florence, just across from the Santa Maria Novella train station. Rooms are stylish and modern, with amenities such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, minibars, and soundproofing (which is helpful since this is a busy area). Though there is no full restaurant, free breakfast is included in the room rates and room service is available. While primarily popular with vacationing couples, the 24-hour front desk, business center, and meeting rooms also make this a good choice for those in town for work. The sleek hotel has a modern vibe, so visitors wanting something more traditionally furnished may prefer the charming Hotel Pendini

Palazzo Gaddi
Via del Giglio 9

This former medieval palace has a classic look and some historic artwork, but is beginning to show its age. The hotel is in a central location close to attractions and also offers meeting rooms and beautiful views from a rooftop terrace. It’s a good value for basic accommodations in an historic building, but many guests say it is not a true four-pearl property.