Where To Stay In Florence: The Best Areas + Hotels For All Budgets
Headed to Florence? Check out our where to stay in Florence guide, featuring the best luxury hotels, mid-range and boutique hotels, exceptional villas, and hostels in Florence, plus a helpful neighbourhood guide.
In the heart of Italy lies the city of Florence, the home of the Renaissance, and the capital of Tuscany.
Beyond the exceptional art, culture, and culinary offerings that abound through the city’s cobbled streets, Florence has a wealth of exceptional accommodation options for all budgets. But akin to finding the finest wine in a vast cellar, finding the right accommodation for your needs can be a hassle.
In this guide on where to stay in Florence, we’ve reviewed and selected the finest accommodation the city has to offer - whether you're seeking the opulence of luxury hotels, the charm of mid-range and boutique hotels, or the community vibe of hostels, we've got you covered.
We also review the best neighbourhoods to enhance your Florentine experience, including the historic Centro Storico, the bohemian Oltrarno district, and the vibrant Santa Croce and San Marco.
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PLAN YOUR FLORENCE TRIP | TOP HOTELS, TOURS & TIPS
Short on time? Below are our recommended hotels & hostels, tours, and insurance to help you plan an incredible trip to Florence!RECOMMENDED HOTELS IN FLORENCE
LUXURY | Dimora PalancaBOUTIQUE | Hotel 25 Hours Florence
BEST VALUE | Alfieri9 Florence
BEST HOSTEL | Ostello Bello
TOP RATED TOURS & EXPERIENCES IN FLORENCE
| Admire David & the Accademia with this excellent tour| Guided tour of Brunelleschi's Dome + Florence Cathedral
| Skip-the-line + guided tour at the Uffizi Gallery
| Florence foodie tour discovering Tuscan culinary delights
| Learn to cook Tuscan style with this cooking class
GETTING TO FLORENCE
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FLORENCE NEIGHBOURHOOD GUIDE | THE BEST AREAS TO STAY IN FLORENCE
SANTO SPIRITO / OLTR’ARNO
Our favourite place to stay in Florence. The cosmopolitan heart of the city, Oltr’arno is where the young and cool spend their time sipping Spritz in the piazza, and where wine bars, artisan boutiques, cute shops, and flea markets dot the district’s corners.
Located across the river Arno, adjacent to the historic centre of Florence, it’s a great alternative to staying in the city centre.
In the area, you'll find a great selection of lovely boutique hotels, AirBnB’s, and luxurious properties within 15 minutes of the main attractions.
We think it’s the best area to stay in Florence for foodies, wine lovers, and those looking to escape the crowds.
PROS | Hip, cosmopolitan, laid back, and filled with an incredible array of hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes, and attractions, Oltr’Arno is the best place to stay in Florence.
CONS | Becoming increasingly popular. Otherwise, nothing.
CENTRO STORICO / PIAZZA DELLA SIGNORIA / DUOMO
The historic centre is the best area to stay in Florence for first-time visitors and sightseeing enthusiasts.
Here, you'll be in the heart of the city with everything right at your doorstep, from iconic landmarks to the tastiest local delicacies, and trendy boutiques.
Since this area is in high demand and can be crowded with tourists, the accommodation may be slightly pricier, but trust us, it's worth every penny to be in the centre of all action.
PROS | You’ll feel the overwhelming history of Florence’s historic centre. The proximity to some of Florence’s most iconic attractions, including the Duomo, Piazza Della Signoria, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Uffizi is attractive. There are also many excellent food options close by
CONS | As with any popular Italian city, it gets overwhelmingly busy in the historic centre. Hotels and apartments can often be small, dated, and noisy.
SANTA CROCE
Wondering where to stay in Florence for the hustle and the bustle? Santa Croce is the answer.
Located to the east of the historic quarter, Santa Croce is the student area, filled with vibing bars, clubs, restaurants, and coffee shops. If you’re young and want to party, this is the best area.
Despite its party reputation, Santa Croce is undeniably beautiful, and filled with local artisans and boutiques. It’s also home to Florence’s mini Duomo, the incredible Basilica Santa Croce, which hosts a vibrant farmers market on the weekends.
Be aware that the range of accommodation options is small, so we suggest booking in advance.
PROS | Located close to the major city attractions, but removed from the overwhelming amount of tourists. Feels more authentic, and has a wonderful weekend market at Piazza Santa Croce.
CONS | Limited hotel and other accommodation options
SAN LORENZO & SAN MARCO
Dotted with museums and galleries including the revered Accademia, as well as many parks, these are great neighbourhoods to experience the real Florentine culture.
Due to numerous budget-friendly accommodation options, this is the best area to stay in Florence without breaking the bank.
When it's time to delve further into the city centre's historic streets, you won't have far to go as must-sees are all within easy reach on foot.
PROS | Affordable, green, and close to the historic centre.
CONS | Lacking any real vibe, when compared to Oltr’arno or Santa Croce
SAN NICCOLO / PIAZZALE MICHELANGELO
Where the wealthy Florentines live, and it shows. Beautiful palazzos, stunning views, and excellent restaurants dot this corner of the city.
The area is postcard-perfect, and it’s just a short walk over the Ponte della Grazie to the historical centre. It’s the perfect answer to where to stay in Florence for couples, romantic souls, and honeymooners.
You'll find accommodation suitable for all types of budgets, including charming apartments overlooking the Arno River (however, there are limited hotels on offer compared to other areas).
PROS | The best views in Florence, including from Piazzale Michelangelo. Beautiful, safe, quiet, yet close to town
CONS | Limited hotel options, and can get busy during the evenings
PORTA AL PRATO / SANTA MARIA NOVELLA
Home to Santa Maria Novella train station and direct links to the airport, Santa Maria Novella is one of the city’s most well-connected areas and lies within a 15-minute stroll away from the city centre.
It’s also home to the wonderful (and popular) Mercato Centrale, where you can grab a vast array of Florentine and Italian products - perfect if you plan to cook at your accommodation to save money.
It is, however, rough around the edges and can feel a little unsafe at times, so unless you’re keen to save money, choose one of the above neighbourhoods.
PROS | If location and budget are important considerations, this area is perfect - hotels are cheaper, and the historic centre of Florence is a short walk away. Plus, you can grab groceries at Mercato Centrale.
CONS | It’s rough around the edges and can feel a little unsafe at times
WHERE TO STAY IN FLORENCE / LUXURY HOTELS
VILLA SAN MICHELE - A BELMOND HOTEL
Set atop a hill with unparalleled views of Florence’s skyline, Villa San Michele is a gateway to a world of luxury and Italian charm.
A former monastery dating back to the 15th century, the villa has been meticulously restored to preserve its original grandeur, as evidenced by the period frescoes, original sculptures, cloistered courtyards and manicured gardens.
Each room and suite is a masterpiece of design, marrying classic Italian style with modern comforts.
Dining at Villa San Michele is an unforgettable experience, with the hotel's restaurant, La Loggia, offering a gourmet journey through Tuscan and Italian cuisine. The hotel also boasts a beautiful pool, surrounded by terraced gardens, and a fully equipped gym and wellness centre.
However, the crowning jewel of the Villa San Michele is undoubtedly THAT view of Florence.
If you’re keen to splash out in Florence, look no further.
THE DETAILS
Where | Villa San Michele, Fiesole
Amenities | Immaculate gardens, swimming pool, fully equipped fitness centre, concierge services
BOOK | Villa San Michele
DIMORA PALANCA
High-end luxury personified, Dimora Palanca is one of the best hotels in Florence for art lovers and cosmopolitan travellers in the heart of the city.
Inside, an interesting mix of ornate stuccoes, dramatic light installations, and lavish frescoes burst to life across room ceilings. Sleek marble bathrooms and a high-end restaurant that will spoil your taste buds add to the charm.
Outside, a gorgeous aperitivo-ready courtyard garden makes a lovely spot for an afternoon drink.
A stay here is for those who love the finer things in life.
THE DETAILS
Where | 2 Via della Scala, Santa Maria Novella, Florence
Amenities | 2 on-site restaurants, garden, terrace, library, wine cellar, pet-friendly
BOOK | Dimora Palanca
VILLE SULL’ARNO
Ville Sull’Arno combines Italian style and art skilfully in a palace full of history.
Every detail is curated with great attention, from fabrics and walls evoking the colours of the river, to the warmth of wood and the elegance of the furnishings complemented with the contemporary touch of amenities.
Beyond the villa, there are two pools (because why have just one?), wellness & spa, and an exceptional restaurant, all the perfect accompaniment to a long day of exploring Florence.
Take a walk or rent a bike to explore the nearby historical centre.
THE DETAILS
Where | Lungarno C. Colombo, 5, Lungarno del Tempio, Florence
Amenities | Restaurant, bar, 2 swimming pools, wellness & spa, free shuttle service, private parking
BOOK | Ville Sull’Arno
THE ST. REGIS FLORENCE
One of the best hotels in Florence, St. Regis Florence is a fusion of old-world grandeur, five-star service, and an exceptional location that’s literally a stone’s throw from the Arno River.
The opulent Renaissance details meet contemporary design: richly coloured fabrics, frescoed ceilings, and canopied beds along with butlers at your beck and call will make you feel like royalty.
The Michelin-starred restaurant is just a bonus.
THE DETAILS
Where | Piazza Ognissanti 1, Santa Maria Novella, Florence
Amenities | Non-smoking rooms, restaurant, bar, spa, fitness & wellness
BOOK | St. Regis Florence
CORTE CALZAIOULI ELEGANT SUITES
Where to stay in Florence if you're a first-time visitor? In a place that offers understated luxury that makes you feel like you’re home.
This elegant palazzo has been carefully designed to satisfy any traveller's need: from the fine linens and the comfortable mattresses to the walk-in rain showers and Italian fine marbles.
The best part? Its central location, overlooking Piazza de Duomo and della Signora, puts you at the heart of the action.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via dei Calzaiuoli 3, Uffizi, Florence
Amenities | Non-smoking rooms, lift, buffet breakfast, private parking
BOOK | Corte Calzaiuoli
HELVETIA & BRISTOL FIRENZE
Breathe the charm of the Renaissance in this magnificent historical palace. Set in a superb location, Helvetia & Bristol Firenze answers the question of where to stay in Florence with its timeless charm and impeccable service.
Stepping inside, antique furniture, fine fabrics, and lavish retro details preserve an air of Old Florence but with a hip, perky edge.
On top of that, there are breathtaking city views, internal courtyards, and a buzzy cocktail bar.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Dei Pescioni 2, Tornabuoni, Florence
Amenities | 3 on-site restaurants, bar, wellness & spa, fitness centre, indoor swimming pool, pet-friendly
BOOK | Helvetia & Bristol Firenze
C-HOTELS AMBASCIATORI
Set in a prime location with all the city sights a short stroll away, C-Hotels Ambasciatori is one of the best hotels in Florence for sightseeing.
Inside, comfy rooms cloaked in sophisticated grey and beige tones provide a wonderful sense of welcome with plenty of space to make yourself at home.
We recommend booking a room with a balcony and enjoying one of life's greatest pleasures – people-watching.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Luigi Alamanni 3, Santa Maria Novella, Florence
Amenities | Room service, bar, non-smoking rooms, pet-friendly, facilities for disabled guests
BOOK | C-Hotels Ambasciatori
WHERE TO STAY IN FLORENCE / BOUTIQUE + MID-RANGE HOTELS
HOTEL 25 HOURS FLORENCE
Once a monastery complex, now one of the coolest venues on the Florentine hotel scene. Be ready to be blown away by the quirky, hip design inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy.
There's plenty to marvel at every corner: 'heaven-or-hell'-themed rooms, huge multi-coloured spaces filled with eclectically retro furnishings and graffiti, and finally, a classic Cinema Paradiso perfect for sipping a bottle of wine with a real Italian vibe.
THE DETAILS
Where | Piazza Di San Paolino 1, Santa Maria Novella, Florence
Amenities | On-site restaurant, bar, terrace, spa & fitness centre, cinema paradiso, library, bike rentals, pet-friendly
BOOK | Hotel 25 Hours Florence
HOTEL CALIMALA
Want to be in the heart of the action? Step inside Hotel Calimala, where old-school charm blends with a modern design, right in middle of the city.
Soaring ceilings, jazzy marble, contemporary art masterpieces versus stone walls, and brightly coloured palettes give a unique style.
The highlight is the magnificent multi-level roof terrace with gorgeous city views, ideal to sip sunset cocktails or enjoy a romantic dinner.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Calimala 2, Uffizi, Florence
Amenities | On-site restaurant, terrace, rooftop bar, fitness centre, concierge services
BOOK | Hotel Calimala
FUORD ARNO BED & BREAKFAST
Strategically situated in the city centre, just steps away from the river Arno and Ponte Vecchio, lies one of the best hotels in Florence to set off and discover the city.
All rooms, boasting marvellous vistas, are uniquely decorated in different styles: from Art Deco and oriental, to industrial and western, perfectly blending with the classic Florentine decor.
The outdoor terrace makes a lovely spot for a morning cup of coffee!
THE DETAILS
Where | Lungarno Torrigiani n.3, Florence
Amenities | Family rooms, non-smoking rooms, WI-FI, terrace, daily housekeeping
BOOK | Fuord Arno Bed & Breakfast
PARK PALACE HOTEL
Escape the chaos of the city and bask in the tranquillity of the Tuscany hills at the stunning Park Palace Hotel.
Inside, you'll be greeted by cozy fireplaces, opulent Persian rugs, and exquisite antique furniture, and the opulent pool is where you’ll want to spend afternoons soaking up sun rays.
Just a short 5-minute bus ride to the city centre, this stylish villa is set in the best area to stay in Florence for the perfect Italian getaway.
THE DETAILS
Where | Piazzale Galileo 5, Florence
Amenities | On-site restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, terrace, bar, reading lounge with a fireplace, room service, private parking
BOOK | Park Palace Hotel
TORNABUONI PLACE
Classy, modern, and so central you're knocking shoulders with the majestic Church of Santa Trinita, Tornabuoni Palace is a sophisticated mix of greyish-blue shades dotted with colourful details.
Exuding a refined ambience in a contemporary way, each room comes with a sleek, marble bathroom and first-in-class amenities.
As soon as you step outside, plenty of restaurants, bars, and historical sites including Piazza del Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio are waiting at your doorstep.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via del Parione 1, Tornabuoni, Florence
Amenities | Buffet breakfast, on-site valet parking, fitness centre, lift
BOOK | Tornabuoni Palace
CASA HOWARD FIRENZE - RESIDENZA d’EPOCA
Love a quirky hotel? Casa Howard Firenze nails it, and it seems more like the stylish home of one of Italy’s most fashionable families than a hotel.
The interior manages to balance quirkiness and opulence in an unexpected way. Expect antique furniture, vintage details, and opulent fabrics, from zebra-print armchairs to sofas in sumptuous green velvet.
Just down the street, you’ll stumble upon the central railway station and the city’s must-visits.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Della Scala 18 black, Santa Maria Novella, Florence
Amenities | On-site restaurant, bar, terrace, garden, room service, pet-friendly
BOOK | Casa Howard Firenze
THE BEST HOTELS IN FLORENCE | BUDGET
BORGO OBLATE
For a taste of 18th-century opulence, without the frills and price tag of a luxury hotel, Borgo Oblate is just the place.
The interior boasts lofty ceilings, splendid frescoes, cross arches, and floor-to-ceiling windows reminding you of all the charm of the Medici era.
We are sure you'll love the alluring garden - it makes a lovely spot for a walk among the flowerbeds, forgetting you're a step away from the city centre.
THE DETAILS
Where | Borgo Pinti 15, San Marco - Santissima Annunziata, Florence
Amenities | Terrace, garden, shared lounge area, lift, facilities for disabled guests
BOOK | Borgo Oblate
ALFIERI9 FLORENCE
For a comfortable and stylish city break in Florence, look no further than Alfieri9 Florence.
This sleek boutique hotel has everything you might need and it is within walking distance of all the best restaurants and tourist attractions. Highlighting the Italian art of living, each room is decorated uniquely.
From quirky wall art and funky light fixtures to elegant furnishings, effortless style transpires from every corner.
Oh, and their breakfast is a-mazing!
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Vittorio Alfieri 9, San Marco - Santissima Annunziata, Florence
Amenities | Family rooms, suites, WI-FI, private parking
BOOK | Alfieri9 Florence
HOTEL LA SCALETTA AL PONTE VECCHIO
A hop, skip, and a jump from Ponte Vecchio and you're in one of the best hotels in Florence when travelling on a budget.
At Hotel La Scaletta al Ponte Vecchio, there’s a ton of character sprinkled through every corner and delivered with thoughtful creativity.
Inside, each room tells a different story wrapped with plenty of daylight, gorgeous ceilings, wooden floors, and top-notch amenities.
Outside, a rooftop terrace with spectacular views, ideal for Aperol Spritz sipping. Win-win!
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Guicciardini 13, Santo Spirito, Florence
Amenities | Deluxe rooms, double rooms, suites, on-site restaurant, rooftop terrace, laundry services
RESIDENZA CONTE DI CAVOUR & ROOFTOP
Residenza Conte di Cavour is a perfectly renovated palazzo truly celebrates and reflects the beauty of its setting.
While the interior is a subtle mix of contemporary and elegant, the true jewel in the crown is the exquisite terrace, ideal for a glass of red wine against the backdrop of Brunelleschi’s majestic dome.
For an extra touch of luxury, book a rooftop apartment that comes with a bottle of Tuscan prosecco, a private terrace, and world-class facilities.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Cavour 42, San Marco - Santissima Annunziata, Florence
Amenities | Double rooms, family rooms, apartment, terrace, lift, private parking, pet-friendly
BOOK | Residenza Conte di Cavour
ATTICO 43 B&B
Sophisticated, modern, and essential with plenty of space to make yourself at home, Attico43 B & B is a great option for those on a budget.
Bright, comfy rooms draped in soft neutral colours and a wonderful mix of warm wood and eclectic metal details come with top-notch facilities and spacious bathrooms.
Located near the train station, just a short walk from the historical centre, this is where to stay in Florence if you're keen on exploring the city on foot.
THE DETAILS
Where | Viale Belfiore 43, Florence
Amenities | Family rooms, suites, terrace, room service, buffet breakfast, lift, private parking
BOOK | Attico43 B & B
WHERE TO STAY IN FLORENCE | HOSTELS
OSTELLO BELLO FIRENZE
Experience the best of Florence as a solo adventurer in Ostello Bello Hostel, tucked just off the Santa Maria Novella train station.
Cosy rooms equipped with modern amenities provide the perfect escape after a long day of sightseeing but if you're feeling social, head over to the shared area that's brimming with entertainment options - it's the perfect spot to mingle and make new friends while enjoying a drink or two.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Faenza 56, Florence
Amenities | Private rooms, dormitories, terrace, bar, shared kitchen, WI-FI, board games, private parking
BOOK | Ostello Bello Hostel
YELLOWSQUARE FLORENCE
Welcome to the ultimate backpacker's paradise.
Located near the Santa Maria Novella train station, this artistic hub offers plenty of fantastic facilities that could keep you busy for a week: from wine tastings and cooking classes to yoga sessions and parties until dawn.
And when you need to recharge, the rooftop pool is the perfect spot to unwind and soak up the sun. As their motto says, go with the Flowrence!
THE DETAILS
Where | Viale Francesco Redi 19, Florence
Amenities | Swimming pool, terrace, garden, private rooms, dormitories, co-working spaces, yoga classes, cooking classes, nightclub, self-service restaurant
BOOK | Yellowsquare Florence
ARCHI ROSSI HOSTEL
With its wonderful location just a few steps from the historical centre and all the city must-sees, Archi Rossi is an ideal base for those seeking excellent value for money.
While the interior is a charming mix of traditional style with a contemporary touch of great artistic flair, outside you'll find a sun-soaked terrace and lovely garden that provide the perfect setting to relax amidst idyllic settings.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Faenza 94 R, Florence
Amenities | Private rooms, dormitories, garden, terrace, WI-FI, daily housekeeping, lift
BOOK | Archi Rossi
PLUS FLORENCE
Who says luxury must come with a hefty price tag?
One of the most cutting-edge hostels in Florence is a perfect place to indulge in top-notch amenities such as a Turkish bath, sauna, and fitness centre without blowing your budget.
Get ready to experience the best of both worlds, all while having a blast in a vibrant atmosphere. Outside, the city's must-sees are all within easy reach on foot.
THE DETAILS
Where | Via Santa Caterina D’Alessandria 15, Florence
Amenities | Mixed/shared dorms, female-only rooms, private rooms, restaurant, panoramic terrace bar, swimming pool, sauna, fitness centre, game areas, WI-FI
BOOK | Plus Florence
PRACTICING SUSTAINABILITY IN HOTELS
Responsible, sustainable travel is what we’re all about here at TCW HQ, and this remains true even when we stay in hotels.
Below are a few key ways to reduce your impact on the local environment and community when staying in hotels:
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TRAVEL DURING SHOULDER SEASON | Shoulder season is the time before and after the peak season when things are quieter, cheaper, and more enjoyable (especially in the Med!). Travel then to reduce over-tourism, and extend the season for local operators
OCEAN-FRIENDLY TOILETRIES | Everything that goes down the boat drain ends up in the ocean, try and make sure all your toiletries, sunscreen, and shampoo are as ocean-friendly as possible! Solid bars are a great place to start (see below to buy some eco-friendly toiletries).
DON’T USE PLASTIC BAGS | Pack a reusable tote and use these to carry your snacks, drinks, or new souvenirs instead
READ | For more responsible travel tips, we also have this guide to reducing your plastic consumption on your travels, as well as this guide to the eco-friendly packing essentials we have with us on every single trip
ITALY PACKING ESSENTIALS
Travelling through Italy comes with a unique set of needs. To help you have a comfortable, happy journey, we recommend bringing the following items with you:
REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE | THE BEST INVESTMENT WE’VE EVER MADE! We use the Grayl water purification bottles, which allow us to fill up from any water source, anywhere in the world (including train taps!)
A TOTE BAG | The humble tote is a versatile little lifesaver when on the road. They're plastic-free, small, easily foldable, and can pack a surprising amount! Check out this range of beautifully designed, personalisable totes bags here
BIODEGRADABLE WET WIPES | Keep clean without destroying the planet!
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ADAPTOR | You’ll need the right plug to keep your gear going!
EYE MASK | A travel essential to get a good night’s sleep just about anywhere
BIO-FRIENDLY TOILETERIES | Avoid damaging and chemical-heavy products and facial scrubs with microbeads altogether. We recommend Lush solid shampoo, conditioner and body wash bars, ocean-friendly sunscreen (Stream2Sea), a mooncup is a great investment for “that” week and Lip balm for the sun
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TRAVEL INSURANCE | STAY SAFE IN ITALY
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PLANNING A TRIP TO ITALY SOON?
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