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Spectacular Luxury Hotels in Florence

Excelsior, Luxury Collection Hotel, Florence
5-star hotel upriver from historic center of Florence

Daily from $578

Hotel Bernini Palace
Posh hotel near Palazzo Vecchio

Daily from $308

Popular Hotels in central Florence

Hotel Continentale
Close to Uffizi Gallery, rooftop terrace

Daily from $239

Hotel Orto De' Medici
Boutique hotel in historic building with garden

Daily from $289



Welcome to Florence, Italy

Couched in the olive-green hills of Tuscany, Florence gave birth to the Renaissance in the 1300s and remains a cradle of art and culture today. The rosy terra cotta dome of its Duomo rises over medieval streets, colorful piazzas, artisan shops and Medici palaces.

Come linger in this living museum to please the senses. Marvel at masterpieces by Botticelli in the Uffizi Gallery. The Brancacci Chapel harbors vivid frescoes by Masaccio. Stroll to the Accademia to see Michelangelo's David.

Let us help you choose a boutique, budget or luxury hotel in the treasured Italian city of Florence (Firenze)!

Popular Neighborhoods

Santa Maria Novella
district around main train station, safe and convenient, many budget hotels
Duomo / Cathedral / historic center
near Cathedral (Duomo) and historic center, Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Vecchio

Insider Travel Tips

  • Florence's Duomo (Cathedral) is “Santa Maria del Fiore” (Lady of the flower), alluding to the city's Latin name Florentia (“city of flowers”). Topped by an octagonal dome, it extends 153 meters, longer than a soccer field.
  • For a dreamy panoramic view of Florence, stroll 12 minutes across the Arno River from the Uffizi Gallery up to the hillside terrace of Piazzale Michelangelo.
  • As a day trip idea, regional trains run from Florence to Pisa in 1 hour and 20 minutes.
  • Firenze Card is 3-day pass to 60 museums (including Uffizi, Accademia Gallery, Pitti Palace) and public transport for 85€. Avoid long queues at ticket offices!
  • Palazzo Strozzi and the Museum of San Marco present 140 works on "Fra Angelico", artist-symbol of 15th-century art and a father of the Renaissance, until January 25, 2026.