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Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Florence on Hotels.com. These Florence hotels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 5 September 2026.

A rooftop pool with a cityscape view, including a prominent dome and tower.

1. The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini

San Lorenzo

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A modern hotel with a glass facade, a rooftop pool, and multiple balconies.

2. IQ Hotel Firenze

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A cozy outdoor seating area with wicker furniture, a large potted plant, and lanterns.

3. Grand Hotel Baglioni

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A rooftop terrace with solar panels, outdoor seating, and a central sculpture.

4. The Social Hub Florence Belfiore

Santa Maria Novella

includes taxes & fees

9 Sept - 10 Sept

A hotel entrance with a double door, a covered entrance, and two potted plants on either side.

5. Hotel Albani Firenze

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

A lobby with ornate columns, a reception desk, and a staircase.

6. Bernini Palace

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

A formal garden with neatly trimmed hedges, a central fountain, and stone pathways.

7. Art Hotel Villa Agape

Oltrarno

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A modern hotel room with a large bed, a seating area, and a dining table.

8. 25hours Hotel Florence Piazza San Paolino

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A spacious room with a chandelier, a fireplace, a dining area with a table and chairs, and a large window with curtains.

9. Hotel Paris

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A historic building with arched windows and red flags.

10. Hotel Calimala Florence

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

A spacious lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and large windows.

11. Solo Experience Hotel

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A neatly made bed with white linens, a pink upholstered headboard, and a bedside table with a lamp.

12. The Hoxton, Florence

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

A reception area with a check-in counter, a green door, potted plants, and a framed picture on the wall.

13. Il Malaspina

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

10 Sept - 11 Sept

A building with three arched windows, each displaying a sign that reads "THE MARKET".

14. The Market Urban Hotel

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A café with a rustic brick ceiling, wooden tables and chairs, and a variety of food and drink items displayed on a central table.

15. Globus Urban Hotel

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A building with a central courtyard, multiple arches, and a storefront with a sign.

16. Ruby Bea Hotel Florence

San Lorenzo

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A rooftop terrace with a table set for dining, candles, and a vase of flowers, overlooking a historic cityscape with notable architecture.

17. Hotel Santa Maria Novella

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

A hotel lobby with a reception desk, a staircase, and a receptionist.

18. Hotel Delle Nazioni

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A table with two empty wine glasses and a lit lantern on a terrace overlooking a historic building with a stone wall and trees in the background.

19. Hotel La Scaletta Al Ponte Vecchio

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

16 Sept - 17 Sept

A dining area with a table set for two, a window with a view of historic buildings, and a chair with a cushion.

20. Hotel Pendini

Historic Centre of Florence

includes taxes & fees

11 Sept - 12 Sept

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The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini

San Lorenzo

for 2 nights, 1 room

NZ$499 per night

includes taxes & fees

Art Hotel Villa Agape

Oltrarno

for 2 nights, 1 room

NZ$783 per night

includes taxes & fees

The Market Urban Hotel

Historic Centre of Florence

NZ$237 off

for 2 nights, 1 room

NZ$678 per night

includes taxes & fees

A street with storefronts, including a wine shop and a leather goods store.

Hotel Accademia

Historic Centre of Florence

NZ$51 off

for 1 room

includes taxes & fees

Hotel La Scaletta Al Ponte Vecchio

Historic Centre of Florence

for 1 room

includes taxes & fees

An outdoor patio with tables and chairs, surrounded by potted plants and a building with large windows.

Allegroitalia San Gallo Firenze

San Lorenzo

NZ$69 off

for 1 room

includes taxes & fees

A spa area with a hot tub, a sofa, and a potted plant.

Palazzo Lorenzo Hotel Boutique & Spa

San Lorenzo

NZ$233 off

for 1 room

includes taxes & fees

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A villa with a swimming pool, surrounded by tall trees and a well-maintained garden.

Hotel Villa Carlotta

Oltrarno

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

Palazzo Lorenzo Hotel Boutique & Spa

San Lorenzo

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

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Palazzo Lorenzo Hotel Boutique & Spa

San Lorenzo

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

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Top neighbourhoods in Florence

A historic bridge with arches over a river, surrounded by yellow buildings and a crowd of people.

San Giovanni

San Giovanni puts you at the pulsing heart of Renaissance Florence, where the magnificent Duomo's dome dominates the skyline. Cobblestone streets lead to artistic treasures and historic wonders at every turn. The Baptistery's golden mosaics and Giotto's soaring bell tower offer breathtaking views that transport you through centuries of Florentine history. Traditional trattorias serve authentic Tuscan cuisine between shopping adventures along Via dei Calzaiuoli. Historic palazzos converted into charming hotels provide the perfect base for exploring this pedestrian-friendly district. The early morning hours reveal the neighborhood's true magic before the crowds arrive.

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An ornate building with intricate architectural details and a clear blue sky in the background.

Santa Croce

Santa Croce captivates visitors with its magnificent basilica housing the tombs of Michelangelo and Galileo. Medieval lanes buzz with artisan workshops where skilled craftspeople hammer leather into timeless treasures. The neighborhood's Renaissance palaces and Gothic architecture tell Florence's artistic storey at every turn, while the lively Piazza Santa Croce pulses with local energy. Traditional osterie serve hearty Tuscan cuisine alongside trendy wine bars throughout this walkable district. Most attractions sit within a 10-minute stroll of each other, though cobblestone streets can be uneven. Boutique hotels in converted historic palazzos offer an authentic Florentine experience with personal service.

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A grand church interior with high vaulted ceilings, large columns, and a central altar.

Santo Spirito

Santo Spirito buzzes with artisanal charm and Renaissance splendour across the Arno River. The magnificent Brunelleschi-designed basilica anchors this Oltrarno gem, while narrow medieval streets reveal hidden artisan workshops crafting leather and ceramics. Locals and travellers mingle in the lively piazza around the central fountain. Traditional Tuscan trattorias serve hearty fare between boutique shops and historic palazzos. Well-connected via buses to Florence's centre with the Ponte Vecchio just a 10-minute walk away. The area balances tourist appeal with authentic local life, offering charming bed and breakfasts in converted Renaissance buildings. Evening aperitivo culture thrives as the piazza comes alive with conversation and clinking glasses.

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A historic church with intricate architecture and a large open plaza with people.

Santa Maria Novella

Santa Maria Novella buzzes with Renaissance charm and travel convenience, making it a perfect home base in Florence. The magnificent basilica showcases geometric marble facades and stunning frescoes, while the world's oldest pharmacy entices with herbal remedies. You can easily walk to the Duomo in just ten minutes or hop on a train to explore Tuscan towns. Hotels range from budget to luxury options clustered around Florence's main railway station. Enjoy traditional Tuscan cuisine at nearby trattorias or sample local delights at Mercato Centrale food stalls. With excellent public transport and major attractions within walking distance, you'll maximise your time in this historic area.

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A domed building with red-tiled roofs, surrounded by other buildings with similar architecture.

San Lorenzo

San Lorenzo buzzes with Renaissance splendour around every corner. The magnificent Basilica di San Lorenzo stands proudly with its unfinished facade, while the opulent Medici Chapels showcase Michelangelo's finest work. Wander through the bustling Mercato Centrale where aromatic food stalls tempt hungry shoppers. Leather artisans craft gorgeous goods in medieval streets that tell stories of Florence's artistic heritage. Getting around couldn't be easier with excellent walkability and major attractions just minutes away. Tram stops at Strozzi-Fallaci and San Marco University connect you to the broader city. Traditional trattorias serve authentic Tuscan cuisine, while boutique hotels in converted Renaissance palazzos offer historic charm with modern comforts.

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Top landmarks in Florence

A historic building with a large central dome and arched windows, surrounded by a well-maintained square with a grassy area and flower beds.

Piazza di Santa Maria Novella

9.4/10 (7,027 reviews)

Piazza di Santa Maria Novella is worth a pic or two when discovering Historic Centre of Florence. Our travellers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting.

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A grand, illuminated building with classical architecture, featuring tall columns and statues.

Uffizi Gallery

9.6/10 (11,091 reviews)

If you like art, you might want to visit the upcoming exhibitions at Uffizi Gallery in Historic Centre of Florence and see if there's something that takes your fancy. Our travellers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you want to see more of the art galleries in Florence, you can easily walk to Bargello or Duomo Museum.

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A historic building with a central fountain, surrounded by a formal garden and a large pond.

Pitti Palace

9.2/10 (6,118 reviews)

Pitti Palace is just one of the attractions in Historic Centre of Florence, Florence so you might want to stop by during your trip. Our travellers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you want to experience more of the culture Florence has to offer, head to Accademia Italiana, Via Maggio, and Santo Spirito Basilica.

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Birthplace of the Renaissance unfolds around every corner, from Michelangelo's towering David to Botticelli's dreamy masterpieces in the Uffizi Gallery. The magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore demands climbing its iconic dome for views that explain why artists never wanted to leave. Piazza della Signoria serves as an open-air sculpture museum where locals debate politics over espresso. Duck into the Galileo Museum to discover the scientific genius that flourished alongside artistic brilliance. The Arno River divides the city with medieval bridges, including the shop-lined Ponte Vecchio that survived even World War II. After museum-hopping, join locals for aperitivo in Santo Spirito, where Tuscan cuisine arrives with stories of centuries-old family recipes.

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A cityscape with a river, a prominent bridge, and surrounding buildings.

Check out reviews of Florence hotels guests love

Hotel Delle Nazioni

8/10 Good

"Good hotel with free breakfast, conveniently very close to train station but not the safest area. Train can be loud at night."

The Social Hub Florence Belfiore

10/10 Excellent

"The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff were amazing—very friendly and helpful. We arrived late, so we had to do a self check-in, but it wasn’t bad at all. There was someone available to give us directions and help us figure everything out. Our rooms were located in the building next to the main lobby, so it took us a little while at first to figure out the entrance and exit, but overall it wasn’t a problem. Menchetti, located right in the hotel lobby, is a really nice place for food, coffee, and drinks. You can get regular American-style drip coffee there, as well as freshly squeezed orange juice, which was a nice bonus. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay and enjoyed our experience."

c-hotels Ambasciatori

10/10 Excellent

"The room was very specious, the hotel is located right across from the train station so location is ideal. The room I stayed in had a small terrace with a small sofa and a chair overlooking the main road. Despite being in a very busy location the room was well isolated and there was no voice. A tram station is just out the door and I will definitely stay here again."

Frequently asked questions

How much does a hotel room cost in Florence?

You can discover great hotels in Florence from NZ$226 with properties to suit all budgets and needs. Hotel La Fortezza and a&o Hostel Firenze Campo Di Marte are a couple of affordable hotels popular with our travellers. If you're looking for an affordable hotel in Florence that meets all of your requirements, just sort hotels by "Price: low to high" after applying your filters when searching on Hotels.com.

How can I find deals and earn rewards at Florence hotels?

Discover great deals on Florence hotel stays with Hotels.com. It's also a good idea to look at hotel prices mid-week or during the low season as you're likely to find off-peak deals. And make sure to check out our last-minute deals on Florence hotels.

Can I book Florence hotels with free cancellation?

It's easy to book a refundable Florence hotel on Hotels.com. Simply filter hotels by "Property cancellation options" and select "Fully refundable property". The majority of hotels offer free cancellation, so you can receive a refund if you need to cancel. Some hotels do require cancelling more than 24 hours before check-in, so double-check your booking beforehand.

What are the top-rated luxury hotels in Florence?

Some of the most popular luxury hotels in Florence are Golden Tower Hotel & Spa, Porta Rossa Hotel Firenze Colbert Collection, and Bernini Palace. Golden Tower Hotel & Spa is a luxury hotel with a high guest rating amongst our travellers, and it offers a full-service spa and a hot tub, plus 24-hour room service in the guestrooms. Porta Rossa Hotel Firenze Colbert Collection and Bernini Palace are two more favourite luxury stays in great Florence locations.

What are some top pet-friendly hotels in Florence?

Our travellers' top pet-friendly hotels in Florence include:

Velona's Jungle Luxury Suites: A bed & breakfast in Historic Centre of Florence with a guest rating of 10 out of 10
Bernini Palace: A hotel in Historic Centre of Florence with a guest rating of 9.8
Villa Cora: A hotel in Oltrarno with a guest rating of 9.8

You can check "Pet friendly" on the Hotels.com "Amenities" filter in your search to find even more pet-friendly hotels in Florence.

What are some of the best kid-friendly hotels in Florence?

Some of the best Florence hotels for kids include Art Hotel Villa Agape, Bernini Palace, and Hotel Horto Convento. Art Hotel Villa Agape is a kid-friendly hotel in Oltrarno with a guest score of 9.8 out of 10 offering family-friendly amenities like a garden-view restaurant, free parking, and a coffee shop/cafe. Check out Bernini Palace in Historic Centre of Florence with a guest score of 9.8. This popular hotel has a free buffet breakfast, a coffee shop/cafe, and more. Hotel Horto Convento is another good option in Historic Centre of Florence with a free buffet breakfast. Find even more kid-friendly hotels in Florence by using our "Family friendly" filter on Hotels.com when you search.

What are the top Florence hotels with a pool?

Discover some of the best Florence hotels with a pool for a little extra luxury on your trip. The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini is a great hotel in San Lorenzo with a seasonal outdoor pool and a guest rating of 9 out of 10. Croce Di Malta Hotel is a popular hotel in Historic Centre of Florence that features a seasonal outdoor pool along with a poolside bar. To find more stays in Florence with a pool, use the "Amenities" filter on Hotels.com in your search and select "Pool".

What are some of the best Florence hotels with free parking?

If you're arriving by car, choosing a great Florence hotel with free parking is a plus. Our travellers' favourites include:

Hotel David: A hotel in Oltrarno with an average guest rating of 10 out of 10
Fattoria di Malavolta: A farm stay in Oltrarno with an average guest rating of 10
Art Hotel Villa Agape: A hotel in Oltrarno with an average guest rating of 9.8

What are the top Florence boutique hotels?

Choose a stylish and luxurious boutique hotel in Florence. Bernini Palace is a popular hotel with our travellers, offering guests a restaurant and a bar/lounge as well as climate-controlled guestrooms with champagne service. You'll find it in Historic Centre of Florence, a great location. Another top-rated boutique property is Villa Cora. Located in Oltrarno, this upscale property has an outdoor pool and a full-service spa along with individually decorated guestrooms with champagne service.

What are some popular hotels in central Florence?

If you're looking for hotels in central Florence, check out Hotel Spadai and La Residenza Fiorentina. Travellers love Hotel Spadai for its location, as well as the full-service spa, hot tub and bar/lounge this hotel offers. La Residenza Fiorentina is another popular central hotel with couples/private dining and concierge services, plus champagne service in the guestrooms. Stay at one of these hotels for easy access to top sights like Ponte Vecchio, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and Uffizi Gallery. Historic Centre of Florence and Santa Maria Novella are some of the most central areas for your Florence holiday.

Can I book a refundable accommodation option in Florence?

If you want the flexibility to change your plans to Florence, most hotels offer refundable* rates that you can book. You can find these properties by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow down the results.

Where can I stay in Florence if I want a holiday rental instead of a hotel?

If you're looking for a good alternative to a hotel, review our selection of 75 holiday homes. In addition, there are 2133 apartments and 5 condos.

Find out more about Florence

Florence: A Tapestry of Timeless Art and Architectural Wonders

Discover Florence, the heart of Tuscany, where Renaissance artistry meets medieval charm. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of the historic centre, marvel at the majestic Florence Cathedral, and lose yourself in world-class museums like the Uffizi Gallery. Wander the enchanting Florentine neighbourhoods, each brimming with artisanal shops and quaint cafés. Don’t miss the stunning Ponte Vecchio and the lush gardens of Boboli for a slice of nature amidst urban beauty. With luxurious accommodations and romantic ambiance, Florence is an unforgettable destination for culture enthusiasts and lovers alike. Experience the magic of this timeless city.

Top locations to stay in Florence

Some great areas to stay in when visiting Florence, Tuscany, Italy, are San Casciano in Val di Pesa, Impruneta, and Bagno a Ripoli. San Casciano offers charming medieval streets and stunning vineyards, Impruneta is known for its pottery and scenic landscapes, while Bagno a Ripoli features beautiful views and proximity to the city. For first-time visitors, San Casciano is particularly appealing due to its authentic Florentine atmosphere.

San Casciano in Val di PesaOpens in a new window: Nestled in the stunning Chianti region, San Casciano in Val di Pesa offers a charming retreat with breathtaking views of rolling vineyards and olive groves. This town is perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in Tuscany's rich wine culture, as it’s surrounded by renowned wineries. You can explore quaint streets lined with artisanal shops and local markets, making it ideal for leisurely strolls and shopping for unique Tuscan products. The area is also known for its cultural heritage, with beautiful churches and historic sites waiting to be discovered.
ImprunetaOpens in a new window: Impruneta is famous for its terracotta production and picturesque landscapes. Staying here allows you to enjoy a more relaxed pace of life while still being close to Florence. The local markets are a delight, offering handcrafted goods and delicious local delicacies. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Basilica of Santa Maria, a remarkable example of Romanesque architecture, and take in the stunning views of the surrounding countryside. It’s a fantastic base for exploring nearby hiking trails and enjoying a taste of authentic Tuscan living.
Bagno a RipoliOpens in a new window: Located just a short drive from Florence, Bagno a Ripoli is a peaceful haven known for its historical significance and natural beauty. The town features lovely parks and walking paths for outdoor enthusiasts, while the nearby Olmo district is a treasure trove of local craftsmanship. It's a great spot for shopping for artisanal goods and enjoying the community spirit. Bagno a Ripoli also hosts various cultural events throughout the year, giving visitors a taste of local traditions and celebrations, making it a unique place to experience Tuscan life.

Things to do in Florence

Florence brims with charm, boasting stunning architecture and rich artistic heritage. Wander through vibrant markets, indulge in local cuisine, or explore scenic parks. The surrounding hills invite hiking and leisurely strolls, making it a delightful base for culture lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Experience the essence of Tuscany!

Via FaenzaOpens in a new window – Stroll along the charming Via Faenza, a street that captures the essence of Florence. This vibrant thoroughfare is lined with delightful boutiques, quaint cafés, and inviting restaurants. As you wander, take a moment to appreciate the stunning architecture that surrounds you, a blend of historic and modern influences. Keep an eye out for local artisans showcasing their crafts, adding a personal touch to the bustling atmosphere. Don’t forget to stop at a traditional gelateria to treat yourself to some authentic Italian gelato. The street also leads you to nearby attractions, making it a perfect starting point for your Florence adventure. Whether you’re here for shopping, dining, or simply soaking in the lively vibe, Via Faenza offers a unique glimpse into the everyday life of the city while providing easy access to its rich cultural tapestry, including museums, cathedrals, and churches that dot the landscape.

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Florence

Book for the cheapest times: The most affordable time to visit Florence is in January, February, and November, when hotel prices may drop. For those on a budget, staying for at least 2 to 3 days is great value for money, allowing ample time to explore the city's renowned landmarks and cultural experiences. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history by visiting iconic sites such as the majestic cathedral, fascinating museums, beautiful churches, and impressive monuments. Take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque river, enjoy the local cafés, and indulge in some shopping to fully appreciate the architectural splendour and vibrant culture of Florence.
Look for last-minute deals on Hotels.com: To discover last-minute deals for accommodation in Florence, visit the DealsOpens in a new window or Last-Minute Deals sections on Hotels.com, where you may find discounted hotel rates as your travel date approaches. Consider enabling email alerts or push notifications to stay informed about flash sales and special promotions, helping you secure the best hotel deal. Additionally, the Smart Shopping tool available via the app allows you to compare hotel prices and amenities, ensuring you're more likely to see the best options. You'll be promptly notified if prices drop or rooms become available, making it easier to book your last-minute getaway.
Be flexible with dates: Prices can fluctuate due to factors such as the hotel's location, star rating, and the time of year, so being flexible with your travel dates could help you save on your stay in a Florence hotel. If you're seeking a more distinctive experience, boutique hotels often provide a personalised touch and may offer better value. When you book through Hotels.com, we’ll inform you if the price for your chosen dates is above or below the average. If the price is on the higher end, we’ll suggest alternative dates that could be more affordable, helping you find the best deal.
Consider your location: Hotels near the city centre usually tend to be pricier, but thanks to Florence's excellent public transport options, you might discover a more affordable independent hotel a bit further out that remains well connected. For those keen to explore alternative, less crowded neighbourhoods or even lesser-known nearby towns, there’s often great value for money. Opting for these alternative locations could provide a more authentic and budget-friendly experience.

Best time to go to Florence

Florence experiences its lowest average temperature in January, at 41.4°F (5.2°C), while July to August are the hottest months, with an average temperature of 75.2°F (24.0°C). November tends to be the wettest month. The peak travel months to visit Florence are March, April, and September, which see a higher number of tourists. During this peak period, the weather is mostly sunny, accompanied by light rainfall. In contrast, October to December are ideal if you're looking for a calmer vacation, marked by light rainfall and mostly sunny conditions.

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Florence Hotel Accommodation

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Where to stay in Florence?

1. The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini

2. IQ Hotel Firenze

3. Grand Hotel Baglioni

4. The Social Hub Florence Belfiore

5. Hotel Albani Firenze

6. Bernini Palace

7. Art Hotel Villa Agape

8. 25hours Hotel Florence Piazza San Paolino

9. Hotel Paris

10. Hotel Calimala Florence

11. Solo Experience Hotel

12. The Hoxton, Florence

13. Il Malaspina

14. The Market Urban Hotel

15. Globus Urban Hotel

16. Ruby Bea Hotel Florence

17. Hotel Santa Maria Novella

18. Hotel Delle Nazioni

19. Hotel La Scaletta Al Ponte Vecchio

20. Hotel Pendini

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The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini

Hotel Accademia

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Hotel Villa Carlotta

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Hotel Villa Carlotta

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Palazzo Lorenzo Hotel Boutique & Spa

Go beyond your typical stay in Florence

When is the best time to visit Florence?

Price trends for hotels in Florence

Typical weather for Florence

Top neighbourhoods in Florence

San Giovanni

Santa Croce

Santo Spirito

Santa Maria Novella

San Lorenzo

Top landmarks in Florence

Piazza di Santa Maria Novella

Learn more about Florence

Check out reviews of Florence hotels guests love

Hotel Delle Nazioni

Frequently asked questions

Find out more about Florence

Florence: A Tapestry of Timeless Art and Architectural Wonders

Top locations to stay in Florence

Things to do in Florence

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Florence

Best time to go to Florence

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