Hotel Brunelleschi
San Giovanni, Florence
“Florentine tower landmark”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Guests gather inside a restored sixth-century Byzantine circular tower, where ancient stone walls meet polished Florentine hospitality.
“Florentine tower landmark”
A restored sixth-century Byzantine tower and medieval church featuring an on-site archaeological museum.
Attentive service, refined marble bathrooms, and acclaimed fine dining inside a historic setting.
Rooted in Tuscan gastronomy and historic Florentine architecture steps from the Duomo.
Located in the heart of the historic center, steps from the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria.
Rooms
Velvet accents and polished marble bathrooms anchor the rooms, some framing direct views of Brunelleschi's famous Duomo dome.
Backstory
Built within the city's oldest standing structure, the hotel displays Roman baths and medieval artifacts in its basement museum.
Eat & drink
Fine dining takes place in the intimate, ancient circular stone hall of the historic Pagliazza tower.
The neighborhood
Tucked into a quiet historic square, the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria are just a two-minute walk away.
“Downstairs there’s a private museum, which does its best to unite the building’s historical threads, from the Roman calidarium to the old church foundation to the Byzantine-era tower.”
“This centrally located hotel, with its medieval stone building and gorgeous tower, is a place that drips with history and has excellent views of the Duomo.”
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