St. Regis Florence
Florence
“Renaissance riverfront palace”
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Vibe
A 15th-century riverfront palace where evening champagne sabering takes place beneath soaring glass chandeliers.
“Renaissance riverfront palace”
Housed in a 15th-century Brunelleschi-designed palazzo with fully restored original Renaissance frescoes.
Delivers signature butler service, hand-carved Florentine antiques, and opulent silk-draped guest rooms.
Operates as a riverfront landmark since 1866, maintaining daily evening champagne sabering rituals.
Set along the Arno within the historical center's prestigious Ognissanti district.
Rooms
Silk wall coverings frame restored Renaissance frescoes, hand-carved Florentine antiques, and views across the Arno.
Backstory
Filippo Brunelleschi designed the palazzo in the 15th century before it opened as a hotel in 1866.
The neighborhood
Anchored on Piazza Ognissanti along the Arno, the Uffizi Gallery and Ponte Vecchio sit a short walk away.
“A stylish Florentine palazzo originally planned by Brunelleschi, with tastefully furnished and elegant interiors.”
“Located along Florence’s Arno River in a 15th-century, Renaissance-era palace designed by Filippo Brunelleschi, The St. Regis Florence holds an impressive spot in the city’s historical center on Piazza Ognissanti.”
“The St. Regis Florence is grand hotel style all the way, set along the banks of the Arno River.”
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