One of eight vibes
Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
25hours Hotel Florence Piazza San Paolino
Paola Navone contrasts heavenly white retreats with fiery crimson velvet rooms beneath a towering glass-domed courtyard.
Collegio alla Querce
ArchFlorence transformed former classrooms into stone-lined suites with private wine cellars.
Hotel Calimala Florence
Exposed masonry meets velvet headboards, brass accents, and chevron-patterned terrazzo bathrooms inspired by the nearby Baptistery.
Hotel La Gemma
Interiors translate the Duomo's pink and green marble into Art Deco velvet furnishings and Gio Ponti ceramics.
Hotel Lungarno
Over four hundred original twentieth-century artworks include pieces by Picasso and Cocteau.
Il Salviatino
Interiors feature trompe l'oeil artistry alongside vintage Italian furnishings collected by Alessandra Rovati.
Numeroventi
Whitewashed walls and Scandinavian minimalism frame five-meter ceilings and preserved Renaissance frescoes.
Oltrarno Splendid
Restored eighteenth-century frescoes meet mid-century furnishings, custom metalwork, and freestanding bathtubs overlooking Florentine terracotta rooftops.
Palazzo Portinari Salviati
Restored Alessandro Allori frescoes and floating glass floors over ancient mosaic courtyards.
Palazzo Vecchietti
Michele Bönan interiors blending original stone cornices with custom striped rugs, cashmere throws, and hidden Boffi kitchenettes.
Riva Lofts Florence
Polished concrete, glass, and midcentury furnishings define Claudio Nardi's riverside loft conversion.
Stella d'Italia
Restored Renaissance frescoes meet curated flea-market finds, vintage cinema seating, and hundreds of original Italian artworks.
The Hoxton, Florence
A striking dialogue between a sixteenth-century frescoed palazzo and Andrea Branzi's postmodern 1980s structure.
The James Suite Hotel 1564 Firenze
Architect James Cavagnari layers global antique curios, cerulean velvet, and hand-painted murals against historic Florentine stone.
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They did this well. You’ll notice.
4F Boutique Hotel Florence
Florentine studio Flair pairs graphic stone bathrooms with mid-century vintage furnishings.
Ad Astra
Vintage mid-century Italian furnishings pair with Artemide lighting, bold graphics, and eclectic flea-market finds.
Anglo American Hotel Florence, Curio Collection by Hilton
Chiara Caberlon revived the interiors with 1920s artwork and saturated palettes.
Borgo Pignano Florence
Historic Tuscan craftsmanship paired with bespoke Italian furnishings, handcrafted fabrics, and marble bathrooms overlooking secluded parkland grounds.
Casa Botticelli in San Felice
Nineteenth-century frescoes and Venetian terrazzo meet contemporary art offered for sale.
Casa G. Firenze
Original ceiling frescoes and stuccoes balance custom furnishings by local Florentine craftsmen.
Corte Calzaiuoli Elegant Suites
Neoclassical interiors pair custom Devon and Devon fittings with retro roll-top bathtubs.
Dimora Ghirlandaio
Restored stone farm buildings blend Florentine terracotta tiles with contemporary villa interiors.
Dimora Palanca
Contemporary Italian furnishings sit beneath restored nineteenth-century frescoes across crisp white galleries.
Firenze Number Nine
Bold contemporary artwork and custom velvets set beneath seventeenth-century vaulted palazzo arches.
Fornace Suite
Archea Associati designed the six suites in raw concrete and corten steel.
Gallery Hotel Art
Rotating contemporary art exhibitions fill the white-cube lobby designed by Michele Bönan.
Glance Hotel In Florence
Mid-century modernist architecture by Italo Gamberini furnished throughout with custom Italian pieces by Lema.
Grand Hotel Minerva
Carlo Scarpa's geometric marble floors anchor the preserved mid-century breakfast salon.
Helvetia & Bristol Firenze - Starhotels Collezione
Ornate nineteenth-century brocades and frescoes contrast with sleek monochrome canopy-bed suites.
Hotel Brunelleschi
Contemporary Italian furnishings contrast exposed Byzantine brickwork and historic oak floors.
Hotel NH Collection Firenze Porta Rossa
Twentieth-century Italian modernist pieces set within classical Renaissance proportions.
Hotel Regency
Saturated silk wall coverings and high contrast refresh the nineteenth-century carved boiserie.
Hotel Savoy
Olga Polizzi layered the rooms with vivid Emilio Pucci silks and playful footwear motifs.
Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.