There’s nothing more pleasing than visiting the birthplace of the Renaissance, which is Florence. Known as the capital city of Tuscany, Florence is a charming place where you can experience a little bit of everything. Art lovers and culture buffs can enjoy viewing the works of Michelangelo, Da Vinci, and Botticelli. Florence is also an ideal romantic destination for couples whose idea of romance is strolling along cobbled streets and exploring museums. However, solo and group travelers will also find this place to their liking. With a lot of exciting things to do and fascinating places to explore, Florence will surprise you with its unrivaled beauty. To start with your dream vacation, take a peek at our list of the top Tablet hotels in Florence, Italy.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 01, 2024.
1. Helvetia & Bristol Firenze - Starhotels Collezione (from USD 1221)
Experience the best of Italian hospitality in this beautiful hotel in the middle of the old city. Helvetia & Bristol is every bit of charm and class surrounded by the astonishing scenes of Florence. With a total of 29 rooms and 35 suites, guests will have plenty of options that can meet their needs. Each room is distinct from the other. That way, guests will find a place that will suit their taste. Although the atmosphere inside the hotel is unchanging, the comforts it offers are modern. Make sure to take advantage of its gym facilities and library. A meal at its on-site restaurant is also delightful.
2. Ottantotto Firenze (from USD 214)
Set in one of the loveliest neighborhoods in Florence, Ottantotto Firenze is a seven-room boutique hotel. It has four levels and offers classic accommodations for guests, especially for those traveling with company. Exploring every nook and corner of the hotel will make you feel like walking through time. Some of its amenities include a cozy lounge, free Wi-Fi throughout the place, and a bar. There is also a charming garden where you can choose to have your breakfast. Have a wonderful stay in this classic-meets-contemporary hotel.
3. Casa Botticelli in San Felice (from USD 257)
For those who want a place with easy access to attractions, consider booking a room at Casa Botticelli in San Felice. It’s a six-room boutique hotel situated in Florence’s liveliest spot. If you want to explore the city’s old city center, this is an excellent place to start. One of the things that makes Casa Botticelli unique is its two functions. It does not only serve as a hotel but also an art gallery. A lot of artworks from the hotel are available for purchase. When it comes to its interior, you can expect the best of Florentine’s contemporary decor. For a serene stay, Casa Botticelli is the place to be.
4. Oltrarno Splendid (from USD 333)
If you’re looking for the best hotel to stay in Florence, you might love staying in Oltrarno. It’s in a serene neighborhood but close enough to the lively streets of Florence. For a memorable vacation, Oltrarno Splendid is a hotel that offers a comfortable stay. It features 14 bedrooms, with each being different from one another. All rooms contain freestanding baths and cozy beds. Mornings are something you can look forward to, especially with the hotel’s mouthwatering breakfast buffet. Exploring everything Florence has to offer is a lot easier when staying at Oltrarno Splendid.
Florence Tour Guide
Sara Pallabazzer
I am a lively well-spoken tour guide and tour leader from Florence, and a person who has the ability to motivate different sets of audience; to communicate effectively and possesses a high degree of energy and enthusiasm.I am able to manage multiple tasks, self-motivated team player with excellent communication skills. I am proficient in Italian, English and Norwegian and possess a strong love for art and culture and enjoy passing on this passion for our land to my guests in an exciting and educational manner which will leave them not only with a lasting memory of the country that they have visited but also of myself and the company I am working for.Come with me and explore the best Florence has to offer. From world class museums and galleries to famous sites such as Santa Maria del Fiore, Santa Croce, Santa Maria Novella and the Palazzo Vecchio! I will ensure guests get the most out of their visit. I can show off Florence and Tuscany's hidden treasures such as narrow medieval street, hidden gardens, unique shops, and the quirky details that make a tour memorable while discovering Florence's past, present and future.I am very adaptable and flexible with guests' interests and taking into account any special events or the weather. With me as a private guide, guests will have the time to fully experience Florence - stopping to take the perfect photo or popping into one of the shops, cafes or pubs.I am also an enthusiastic well-spoken language teacher who has the ability to motivate different student ranges and a freelance translator for English and Scandinavian languages! I have a great passion for art and cooking, and consider cooking to be a high art form, so I suggest how to pair food and wine, while also looking for the right setting, as eating should be an all-around experience. I love cooking and make my own pasta, bread and pizza!
Tours by Sara
Florence Tour Guide
Joanna
Hello, my name is Joanna. I was born and raised in Poland but then I fell hopelessly in love with Tuscany and have been living in Florence for 20 years. Wisely enough, I decided to turn my passion into work and became a tour guide. Now I can share with you my immense love for the beauty, history and art of these enchanted places. I am particularly passionate about the Middle Ages, history, sculpture, nature and sports. In my spare time, I travel, read, go to concerts, play sports and do a lot of hiking. I work mainly in Florence and Siena but I love going to Lucca, less known Tuscan beauty and Pisa. I can also organize a food tour, a wine tasting or a day trip in Tuscany.
Tours by Joanna
Florence Tour Guide
Irina Willmer
Florence Tour Guide
Dina
Florence Tour Guide
Francesca Boldrini
Linguist specializing in art history. I am a licensed tour guide with natural communicating skills and a big passion for Tuscany andRinascimento. I speak five languages: Russian at B2 TRKI level, German at B1 level, English, Italian and French at the mother tongue level.I’ve got a great problem solving skills and the ability to work under pressure gained thanks to my experience in hospitality. I Believe in thepower of creativity. I offer tourists a unique, memorable experience involving them in what is going on around them. I love leading visitorsthrough sites of historical and cultural interest sharing my passions for history of art, especially the period of Renaissance. Optimistic andopen-minded and meeting diverse people from all over the world, I have got a real genuine interest for Guest satisfaction.
Tours by Francesca
5. Grand Hotel Minerva (from USD 682)
True to its name, Grand Hotel Minerva is every bit of luxury and style. Among all the hotels in Florence, most tourists who already stayed recommend it for its outstanding qualities. Its 97 guest rooms are all impressive. Some are with lively decor while the others have neutral-themed furnishings. Guests who prefer the classic will have a fun time choosing their rooms. One of the highlights of the hotel is its ground-floor restaurant that serves authentic Italian dishes. Its roof terrace makes a perfect spot for city views. Make the most of your stay by indulging yourself in the hotel’s pool and bar.
Grand Hotel Minerva
Address: Piazza di Santa Maria Novella, 16, Florence
6. Velona's Jungle Luxury Suites (from USD 221)
Offering guests a luxurious stay, Velona’s Jungle Luxury Suites is a stunning hotel perfect for couples. Its jungle-themed decor makes it so distinctive from other accommodations in the city. You can even bring your furry friends with you. If you’re a vegetarian, you’ll appreciate its vegetarian breakfast menu. The guest rooms are not only visually pleasing, but they are also exceptionally grand. Its bathrooms are pristine and expansive. A minibar stocked with refreshing and tasty drinks is also available. Make sure to book ahead of time to guarantee yourself a room.
7. Continentale (from USD 582)
One of Salvatore Ferragamo’s hotels, Continentale, is a fashion hotel that prioritizes the guests’ comforts over style. There are accommodations in Florence that can rival Continentale when it comes to appearance. However, the service they offer is exceptional. Staffs are competent, friendly, and accommodating. All your needs are catered to you by the employees with big smiles. There are 43 rooms available in the hotel. Each contains a touch of classic and modern decor. A candle-lit dinner is ideal on its terrace where you can view the Arno River and the city.
8. Gallery Hotel Art (from USD 629)
It’s easy to fall in love with the uniqueness of Gallery Hotel Art. True to its name, each part of the place is a work of art. Unlike most of Florentine’s contemporary hotels, Gallery Hotel Art features a concrete exterior. It might not be ideal for some, but the inside of the hotel will surely change your mind. It features a minimalist theme with a hint of classic style. All the rooms boast state-of-the-art decor. If you want captivating views of Palazzo Vecchio, consider booking the penthouse suite.
9. Ad Astra (from USD 221)
Ad Astra is a luxurious bed-and-breakfast hotel in Florence’s cultured neighborhood of Oltrarno. Its location makes it an excellent spot for enjoying stunning views of the lovely Torrigiani Garden. One of the things to love about Ad Astra is the detailed planning of each part of the hotel. From the lobby to its guest rooms, everything is wonderfully decorated, especially with a modern version of Italian classics. Its excellent services are also a bonus. You can ask some of the staff to have your breakfast at the salon or on the terrace where scenic views await.
10. SINA Villa Medici (from USD 1603)
If you prefer tranquility to the excitement, you might love staying at SINA Villa Medici. It’s a gorgeous hotel that offers travelers the serenity they seek. With its location off the city, guests will have a relaxing stay throughout their visit. Its 18th-century interior and baroque decor are breathtaking. Although the interior is all classic, the furnishings are all contemporary. Its outdoor pool makes the best spot for beating the summer heat. Spa treatments and an on-site sauna are also available. A stroll in its lovely garden is an excellent way to start your day.
A fascinating place to find yourself
When in Florence, you are never short of possibility. There are a lot of things that will continue to surprise you, and just when you’re about to think you have seen it all, Florence will make you realize that there’s still more that await you. Whether you’re a food lover, an art enthusiast, or a history buff, you can never be short of things to do and places to visit in Florence. Accommodations are also excellent.
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