Villa Cora
Florence
“Aristocratic garden sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
A 19th-century aristocratic estate tucked into private parkland, where peaceful garden paths overlook the Boboli Gardens.
“Aristocratic garden sanctuary”
Meticulously restored nineteenth-century mansion with imperial history.
Exceptional aristocratic service set within private parkland.
Heated year-round pool and subterranean Roman-style spa.
Located on the residential Viale Machiavelli overlooking Boboli Gardens.
Rooms
Meticulously restored interiors showcase grand 19th-century proportions and ornate period detailing above the villa's private gardens.
Backstory
Originally constructed in the 19th century as a private mansion, the estate underwent a comprehensive restoration in 2010.
Wellness
A subterranean Roman-style spa pairs with a heated outdoor pool set among the estate's year-round parkland.
The neighborhood
Set along tree-lined Viale Machiavelli, the villa sits in a quiet residential enclave overlooking the Boboli Gardens.
“Built by Baron Oppenheim for his bride in the nineteenth century, during Florence’s brief turn as Italy’s capital, Villa Cora still feels like a private residence.”
“With its setting on a leafy avenue to the south of the city, this hotel offers a taste of opulent, aristocratic living and a location that will suit culture hounds while being well removed from the crowds.”
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