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An almost endless array of options await you when staying in Florence. From luxury hotels in the city centre, to countryside retreats in the surrounding hills, there is a perfect place for every type of trip, both away from Florence for those who live in the city, and those coming to the city from afar. Read on for our accommodation guides for every type of sojourn.
The autumn programme at Villa San Michele offers a series of appointments that place Tuscan producers and Italian food traditions centre stage.
The country hotels, wine estates and seaside family villages putting tennis at the heart of the Tuscan vacation.
Relaxing at the new Guerlain spa and revitalizing with the La DoubleJ retreat.
Swedish entrepreneur John Werich continues to bring culture back to the village in the Valdambra hills, near Bucine.
The new addition to the city's hotel scene announces a creative collaboration with artisan Domenico Orefice on booking the Crafted in Florence Suite Experience.
In the heart of Tuscany where the landscape stretches out in ancient silence and the light makes every detail tremble, an artistic dialogue is taking shape that is capable of renewing the cultural tradition of a region and offering a new vision of well-being.
German entrepreneur and journalist Carsten K. Rath features the riverside Florence hotel as the only property in Italy.
A stylish new urban resort in Siena offering a timeless stay.
Located along via della Scala in the heart of Florence, Rivoli Boutique Hotel embodies the most authentic essence of Italian hospitality.
The 7,000m2 piazza in the sky will be open from 9am to midnight daily.
Florentines Giorgio Muriella and Edoardo Matucci are bringing innovation to the property market.
The open-house style accommodation features a vast alfresco courtyard, a laidback Mediterranean bistro and natural wine bar.
We take a look at financially savvy options in simple but comfortable surroundings.
The hotel will be open to all and features co-working spaces, bars, restaurants, a rooftop bigger than piazza della Repubblica and more.
Location, cleanliness, safety and atmosphere can make or break a stay.
Abitazione is a 19th-century palazzo with curated luxury residences in the Le Cure neighbourhood.
Mid-century furniture, purpose-woven wallpaper and hand-stitched bedheads contrast and compliment.
The Michelin Guide has published new distinctions for the best hotels in Italy.
Cycle the gravel paths, revitalize with an Etruscan massage and enjoy the deep nature of Tuscany.
This Belmond hotel in Tuscany organizes nature-inspired workshops, spa treatments, and wine + truffle events this fall.
Hotel Number Nine and Daisy's Firenze launch a series of new initiatives made specifically for the residents and guests of Florence.
Head for the Tuscan hills for the new elevated wine experience near Florence.
