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The Ponte Vecchio is one of the oldest bridges in Florence, spanning the Arno River, renowned for its unique history and architectural style. Built in 1345, it was originally designed to connect the two banks of Florence and later became a hub for goldsmiths and jewelers. Today, the bridge still houses many historic shops selling exquisite jewelry and souvenirs. The Ponte Vecchio is not only a landmark of Florence but also a witness to the city's prosperity and changes. At night, the bridge's lights reflect off the river, creating a romantic ambiance, making it a must-visit destination for tourists.
Apartments Florence - Palazzo Signoria Luxury Apartments
Hotel Villa Carlotta
UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze
Piazza Pitti Palace - Residenza d'Epoca
Hotel Atlantic Palace
Italiana Hotels Florence
Hotel Raffaello
Domus Florentiae Hotel
Hotel Embassy
Best Western Plus CHC Florence
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Near Pomaretto in Florence, Hotel Spadai stands out with its rooftop terrace offering panoramic views of the Duomo. This 4-star hotel provides modern rooms with artisan-crafted furniture, just 300 meters from the famous Mercato Centrale food hall. For a historic stay, consider Residenza d’Epoca Palazzo Riblet, a 16th-century palace featuring frescoed ceilings and an internal courtyard. The area is ideal for exploring artisan workshops specializing in gold leaf painting and leather bookbinding. Don't miss the nearby Sant'Ambrogio Market for authentic Tuscan produce every morning (closed Sundays).
Near the iconic Ponte Vecchio, consider these distinctive stays:
- Design Boutique: Hotel Lungarno by Ferragamo offers Arno river views with luxury Italian linens, just 3 mins from the bridge.
- Historic Charm: Palazzo Vecchietti features frescoed suites in a 16th-century building (8 mins walk).
- Local Touch: Book an olive grove-view villa on Tuscan agriturismo platforms for authentic vibes.
Pro Tip: Evening strolls on the bridge reveal golden-hour jewelry shop displays.
Hotel Brunelleschi in Florence's historic center masterfully blends medieval architecture with contemporary luxury. This 4-star gem adjacent to the Duomo features iconic Byzantine Tower Suites with panoramic city views.
Top experiences:
- Savor Fiorentina steak paired with Tuscan wine on the rooftop terrace
- Explore the hotel's private Roman-era archaeological site museum
- 5-minute walk to Uffizi Gallery
Pro tip: Request view rooms - some suites boast original frescoes and antique furnishings.
The red-roofed Hotel Pompeian sits in Florence's historic Oltrarno district. Must-try experiences: 1) Sunset at Piazzale Michelangelo (10min walk) for panoramic Duomo views 2) Morning espresso at Ditta Artigianale (local specialty coffee) 3) Leather shopping at Scuola del Cuoio workshop. Pro tip: Book a wine tasting tour in nearby Chianti vineyards featuring Sangiovese grapes.
Within walking distance from Palazzo Portinari Salviati, immerse in authentic Tuscan culture:
- Uffizi Gallery: 7-minute walk to see Botticelli's The Birth of Venus
- Ponte Vecchio: Historic bridge with jewelry shops (12 mins walk)
- San Lorenzo Market: Local leather goods & food stalls (8 mins)
Pro tip: Hotel concierge can arrange private vineyard tours in Chianti region. Nearest taxi stand is 100m at Piazza San Firenze.
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Hotel Villa Carlotta
Staying at Hotel Villa Carlotta was an absolute delight. Located just outside Florence, it’s perfectly positioned for easy access to the city center—walking distance makes exploring so convenient. The parking is spacious and hassle-free, a real plus when traveling with a car. The receptionist was incredibly helpful and friendly, knowing every detail about local attractions and great dining spots. She took her time to guide us through navigating the city and even shared personal recommendations for authentic restaurants. Her warm hospitality made all the difference. This place offers a perfect blend of comfort, location, and service—highly recommend for anyone visiting Florence!
UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze
Staying at UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze was an absolute delight. The location is perfect—right across from a sushi restaurant, and just a short walk away (under 200 meters) is a fantastic Chinese eatery with delicious food at great prices. It’s only a 30-minute stroll to the Duomo, making it easy to explore the heart of Florence on foot. Plus, there’s a bus stop nearby, so getting around the city is super convenient. I loved how safe and quiet the area felt, yet still close to everything. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. If you’re looking for a comfortable, centrally located base in Florence, this is definitely a top choice.
Piazza Pitti Palace - Residenza d'Epoca
Staying at Piazza Pitti Palace - Residenza d'Epoca was an absolute highlight of my trip to Florence. Located just across from the Palazzo Pitti and right in the heart of the city, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring everything on foot. Even though it’s in the ZTL zone, the hotel offers a private parking service for €30 per day—no stress at all when arriving by car. The building itself is a historic gem, but don’t let that fool you—the interior has been beautifully renovated with modern comforts, including a working elevator. I booked a two-bedroom suite with two bathrooms, which provided plenty of space and privacy. The high ceilings and walls are adorned with stunning frescoes, adding a real sense of grandeur and charm. Every detail feels authentic yet luxurious. This isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s an experience. Highly recommended for travelers who appreciate history, elegance, and exceptional service.
Hotel Atlantic Palace
The staff at Hotel Atlantic Palace were incredibly friendly and always willing to help. My room was spotless and well-maintained, making for a comfortable stay. The location is unbeatable—within walking distance of restaurants, shops, public transit, and major landmarks in Florence. The only downside was ongoing construction outside the hotel, with scaffolding blocking part of my window view and narrowing the sidewalk a bit. However, this minor inconvenience didn’t take away from the overall excellent experience. I’d definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Florence—it’s a perfect blend of convenience, cleanliness, and warm hospitality.
Italiana Hotels Florence
This hotel offers incredible value for money—definitely worth every penny. While the room amenities are a bit dated and there’s a faint musty smell in one of the rooms, cleanliness is acceptable overall and doesn’t detract from the stay. The staff goes above and beyond with their warm, friendly service—truly exceptional. Breakfast is generous and varied, with plenty of options to suit different tastes. Free parking is a huge plus, especially if you're driving through Tuscany. And don’t miss the little pizzeria just downstairs—it opens at 5 PM and serves some of the best authentic pizza I’ve had in Florence. It’s a hidden gem! All in all, this place delivers more than expected, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Florence.
Hotel Raffaello
Staying at Hotel Raffaello in Florence was an absolute delight. The room was spacious, bright, and warmly decorated—perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. Located just steps from the city center, it’s incredibly convenient for getting to major attractions like the Duomo and Uffizi Gallery. Public transport is within walking distance, and there are countless restaurants and cafes nearby—great for dinner or a morning espresso. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly and attentive service. Everything was spotlessly clean, especially the bathroom, which felt fresh and well-maintained. It’s rare to find such comfort, convenience, and hospitality all in one place. I’d definitely book again—this hotel truly makes your Florence trip unforgettable.
Domus Florentiae Hotel
Staying at Domus Florentiae Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Florence. The room was spacious and immaculately clean—right from the moment I walked in, I felt at home. The bed was incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night’s sleep. The staff were warm, welcoming, and always ready to help with any request—friendly without being overbearing. Breakfast was a real treat: a generous spread with fresh pastries, local Italian specialties, hot coffee, and juice. It made starting the day so much more enjoyable. Best of all, the location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the train station and within easy reach of the Duomo and other major sights. Whether you're exploring on foot or hopping on public transit, everything is super convenient. This hotel truly offered exceptional value and service. Without a doubt, it was the best stay I’ve had during my entire trip—and I’ll definitely be returning.
Hotel Embassy
The hotel is a bit older, but overall it's very clean and well-maintained. The room was spotless and comfortable, which made for a pleasant stay. It's perfectly located—just a short walk to the city center and close to public transit, making exploring Florence easy. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout our visit. Despite its vintage charm, the value for money stands out compared to other options in the area. A solid choice for travelers looking for a quiet, clean base in Florence.
Best Western Plus CHC Florence
The hotel offers a fantastic stay despite not being located right in the heart of Florence. Public transportation is very convenient—buses, metro, and light rail are just steps away, making it easy to reach the city center without hassle. The room was spacious enough and impeccably clean, contributing to a comfortable experience. There's a restaurant on-site, which is great for late arrivals—it’s a pizza-only spot, so keep that in mind if you're looking for diverse dining options. That said, if you’re unfamiliar with navigating Italy’s transit system, you might want to plan ahead. Overall, the value for money is excellent, and I’d definitely recommend this hotel for travelers who appreciate convenience and cleanliness.
Casa Maron
Staying at Casa Maron was a great experience. The apartment is located just steps away from bus stops, making it super convenient to explore Florence and its surroundings. The neighborhood itself is vibrant and well-equipped with restaurants, grocery stores, and cozy cafes—everything you need is within walking distance. The unit is fully furnished with all the essentials: kitchenware, bedding, towels, and even basic toiletries. We felt right at home from day one. The layout works perfectly for families who want to share space while still enjoying some privacy. The host was welcoming and attentive, offering helpful tips about local attractions. Overall, we were very satisfied with our stay—not just for the location and amenities, but also for the warm, personal touch. Highly recommended for travelers looking for a comfortable, authentic Florentine home base.
Palazzo Vecchietti - Residenza d'Epoca
Staying at Palazzo Vecchietti - Residenza d'Epoca in Florence was an absolute delight. The room was spacious and comfortably furnished, with all the essentials well-maintained—just a minor note: the shower pressure could be stronger, likely due to the building’s historic structure, but it didn’t detract from the overall experience. What truly stood out was the location—literally steps away from luxury boutiques and designer shops, plus you can easily walk to major sights like the Duomo and Uffizi Gallery without needing transport. As a boutique property with limited rooms, the service felt personal and attentive—the staff were warm, patient, and genuinely helpful with recommendations and local tips. Breakfast was excellent: a generous spread with fresh pastries, local cheeses, fruits, and hot options, all tasting great. The ambiance, charm, and attention to detail made this stay memorable. I’d absolutely book again and highly recommend this gem to anyone visiting Florence.
Hotel Lungarno Vespucci 50
Staying at this hotel was an absolute delight! The staff were incredibly friendly and always ready to help with anything we needed. The view from the room was breathtaking—overlooking the Arno River and the heart of Florence, especially magical at sunset. The rooms are spacious, beautifully designed, and filled with tasteful details that make you feel right at home. It’s perfectly located for exploring the city on foot or by metro. Every little touch shows attention to detail. This is a true gem in Florence—highly recommend for anyone looking for comfort, style, and unforgettable views.
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