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Best Hotels in Florence

Villa San Michele         Michelangelo designed Villa San Michele as a 15th-century Franciscan monastery on Fiesole Hill above Florence. The "Last Supper" fresco survives in what is now the Cenacolo Bar, under the diligent care of its present owners, Orient-Express Hotels. Hidden in this privileged sanctuary, guests find themselves surrounded by park and woods, terraced gardens and pool, loggia and spacious rooms; but it's just minutes to the wealth that awaits in Florentine art museums, galleries and historic sites in the city below. Note: Villa San Michelle opens for the season on April 1, 2010 and will close for the season on November 13, 2010     Read More...

Grand Hotel, Florence         A landmark of history and tradition, the Grand Hotel, Florence, faces a small Renaissance square, overlooking Florence's river Arno. Named to Condé Nast Traveler's 2006 Gold List, the Grand Hotel is indeed a special place in a very special city. Since its inauguration, this splendid former 18th century palace, located near some of the world's finest museums, has been the hotel of preference for discerning international travelers in Florence. With its richly appointed rooms, attentive service and beautiful historic setting, the Grand Hotel is a Florentine masterpiece that bridges the centuries.     Read More...

The Westin Excelsior, Florence         Neighboring the famous Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi Gallery and Pitti Palace, The Westin Excelsior, Florence, combines luxurious modern accommodations with seven centuries of Florentine history. The Westin Excelsior's presence on Piazza Ognissanti is impressive, featuring newly refurbished guest rooms, a professional staff dedicated to impeccable service, and a state-of-the-art business center. Sitting high on the banks of the Arno River, the hotel also offers spectacular views of the panoramic Tuscan countryside, the colored terracotta rooftops and the landmarks of Florence. These are just a few of the reasons it was recently named to Condé Nast Traveler's 2006 Gold List and as the Number One hotel in Florence for the Travel + Leisure magazine      Read More...

Villa La Massa         Set on the banks of the river Arno, in the Florentine countryside, next to the Chianti Classico, Gallo Nero and Rufina regions, only 5 miles from the historic centre of Florence. This Medici Villa, built in the 16th century by the Landini family, has been home to several aristocratic Italian, English and Russian families. Villa La Massa was transformed into a luxury hotel in 1948 and since then many famous guests have enjoyed a stay there (Winston Churchill, Elisabeth Taylor, Richard Burton..); more recently David Bowie and Iman took over the Villa for their wedding. Since the VILLA D'ESTE Group purchased the hotel in 1999, the whole property has been completely restored adding new lustre to the splendid old mansion. Note: Villa San     Read More...

Hotel Helvetia & Bristol         Originally built in 1894 and fully renovated, the Hotel Helvetia & Bristol has it all: elegant ambiance, antique furnishings, and an enviable position in the very heart of Florence. Just off the most important streets for “haute couture”. The 67 supremely comfortable guest rooms and suites are beautifully decorated, all featuring the latest technologies and superb bathrooms appointed with the finest Carrara marble. Facilities include the magical Winter Garden with its bubbling fountain, while the fashionable bar & restaurant “Hostaria Bibendum” opens its doors for lunch, afternoon tea or a candlelit dinner, a truly unique experience that is not to be missed.     Read More...

Rocco Forte Hotel Savoy, Florence         In the heart of one of the world's most beautiful and historic cities, on Piazza della Repubblica, Hotel Savoy, a Lorraine travel Collection property, is just a short walk from the Il Duomo, the Uffizi and the Ponte Vecchio. Fashion houses, galleries and restaurants are just minutes away. The new L'Incontro Bar & Restaurant spills out onto the square in the summer months for open-air dining; the Head Chef places his emphasis on local produce and the finest Italian ingredients.     Read More...

Hotel Lungarno         Few cities can rival Florence as the cultural capital of the world; it is the intellectual centre of literature, art, architecture, and learning; a magnificent monument to the Renaissance. Astride the Arno that runs through the heart of the city, is the world-famous Ponte Vecchio. Standing on the south bank nearby and overlooking The Uffizi, Palazzo Vecchio, the Duomo and the Florentine campaniles, is the Hotel Lungarno where your own 'Room with a view' surpasses all others in the city. Following its own renaissance, the rooms in the Lungarno are luxurious, not to say dramatic, and splendidly appointed. In the Borgo San Jacopo Ristorante, the enchantment continues as you dine on fresh seafood and local cuisine whilst gazing at the city's re     Read More...

The Best in Italy         Ninety notable villas and appealing apartments in the Tuscany and Veneto regions of Italy, plus a collection of not-so-humble homes in Positano, Capri, Rome and Portofino present the perfect opportunity to live for two to four weeks in joyous Italy. A staff attends to every need, so you can explore the region, immerse yourself in local culture or write your next bestseller while your famiglia is ensconced in a noble abode. Choose your fantasy, from the regal villa showplace from which Napoleon's sister ruled Tuscany, to a 15th-century country manor; from a top-floor apartment over Venice's Grand Canal, to a castle overlooking the vineyards of Chianti; from a farmhouse on the hillsides of Siena, to a writer's villa on the isle of Capri.     Read More...

Castello del Nero         Castello del Nero Hotel & Spa is located a stones-throw from the historic cities of Florence and Siena, surrounded by 700 acres of rolling Tuscan hills. Castello del Nero is the first luxury hotel in the Chianti area to offer you the added indulgence of an exclusive destination spa, making it a perfect choice for any experience; a spa holiday, a romantic honeymoon, a journey into wine and gastronomy, an exceptional wedding venue, a relaxed business conference or simply some private time to relax and revitalise. Each of our 50 rooms and suites has breathtaking views of the estates olive groves and vineyards, inhabited by pheasant, deer and wild boar. Abandon yourself to the magnificence of Castello del Nero and its beautiful surroundings. As     Read More...

Four Seasons Florence         Centrally located in Tuscany, 280 kilometres (175 miles) north of Rome, the glorious city of Florence is easily accessible from anywhere in Italy and beyond. With origins that date back to Roman times, Florence acquired its legendary status in the 15th century as the birthplace of early Renaissance art and architecture. With its red-tiled roofs and lofty domes, it still presents a remarkable likeness to the small late-medieval centre that contributed so much to the artistic and political development of Europe. Brimming with striking buildings, formidable galleries and treasure-crammed churches, it is an extraordinary repository of Renaissance art. Visitors to Florence are also drawn by its top fashion houses, exquisite handicrafts and s     Read More...

Hotel Bernini Palace         Originally a 15th century building, this hotel features a classic Florentine architectural style, and stands in the old city centre of Florence, facing the Palazzo Vecchio. Today, the hotel is an ideal starting point from which to discover the art treasures of one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The corridors are furnished with beautiful period pieces that further enhance the intimate charm of this elegant building, including period chests of drawers, magnificent watches and extremely valuable pendulum clocks. String-course cornices along the walls and wooden shutters give the hotel a charming antique flavour.     Read More...

Continentale         Continentale in Florence will close for renovations on Jan. 16 till Feb. 28, 2010 Been there, done that, got the frequent-flier platinum card? If airport VIP lounges now seem more like home than home, then the Continentale hotel in Florence may be something you've been waiting for. Delicate and intriguing, the hotel was created as balm to the jangling nerves of jaded international travelers. Forget the mineral water; sip a tart, dry Martini in the opulent bar and enjoy the Continentale's open areas, filled with spectral drapes and light pink, lemon and pistachio green tones, crafting a bright, almost shimmering effect. Guestrooms have window seats, leather furniture and desks disguised as trunks allowing you to write, relax or t     Read More...

Grand Hotel Villa Medici         An historical residence located in the center of Florence at walking distance from all major art sites and shopping locations. The Grand Hotel Villa Medici offers a welcoming environment where the high-quality service meets the elegance of the interior furnishings. The Grand Hotel Villa Medici is located in the center of Florence near the Arno River, the Opera Theatre, the most important sights and only 0,3 miles away from the Florence Central Station S. Maria Novella. Each accommodation presents original antique furnishings and tapestries.     Read More...

Sofitel Firenze         Experience the city's ideal vantage point at Sofitel Firenze - a contemporary-style downtown Florence hotel, set in a historical building from the XVII century - close to the Cathedral, Dante's House, and the main railway station. Adjacent to the elegant shopping district, Via Tornabuoni, Sofitel Firenze is regarded among the best Florence hotels. Our luxuriously furnished Florence hotel accommodations include 84 rooms and suites - all perfectly soundproofed, and equipped for high-level comfort. Enjoy the warm hospitality of this elegant Florence hotel. Savor tasteful cuisine at Restaurant Il Patio. This downtown Florence hotel also features Caffé Bar Il Michelangelo - home to an art library, piano bar, harp, and live musical entertain     Read More...