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Where To Stay in Florence: Best Florence Hotels
Sean Finelli
Florence is a wildly popular city among tourists and Italians alike. However, its small size and walkability make it seem like more like an urban Tuscan village.
You can walk almost anywhere in Florence in 20 minutes or less. Remember to eat well while in this amazing Renaissance city!
To Tour or Not to Tour?
Once you get your hotel set up, you will of course want to see the city. Florence is small and can easily be covered in two days. But for those of you who enjoy listening to a guide tell you interesting stories and help you navigate the city, check out the Best Florence Tours.
Also, if you are limited with time, then you might be interested in our Florence in a day tour to cover everything you need.
Best Hotels in Florence
Below are some great options, but also check out our dedicated page on Hotels in Florence from our sister site, The Tour Guy.
With that, here are the hotels we recommend near each attraction:
Hotels Near the Duomo
The Florence Cathedral or “Duomo” is characterized by its large red dome that you can see from almost anywhere in Florence.
Brunelleschi’s iconic work of gothic art is located in the heart ofFlorence, making it a very popular area to stay in.
Also the name of Florence’s main train station, Santa Maria Novella is one of the most charming churches in Florence. It’s situated in Piazza Santa Maria Novella, one of the largest and most open squares in the city.
Many of the hotels in this area feature beautiful rooftop bars and patios. Some of are favorites are:
Michelangelo is considered the greatest Renaissance artist and the David statue is widely known as his masterpeice. Join our English speaking guide as you skip the line to Accademia and see David. Then venture out to see the center of Florence including the Duomo (outside), Baptistry Doors, Leather Market, and more. Admissions included.
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Skip the line Uffizi Gallery Tour
The Uffizi Gallery is the most visited museum in Florence for good reason. Join our English speaking licensed Uffizi guide for a journey through the Medician Renaissance. Learn all the stories behind the very art that brought our world out of the darkness. All admissions included.
Staying near the Ponte Vecchio can get pricy, but the views in this area are hard to beat. The hotels in this area are close to tons of Florence attractions, such as Piazzale Michelangelo, the Uffizi Gallery and the Duomo.
Most of the posh hotels in this part of the city have rooftop bars overlooking the Arno River.
One of the main reasons many people visit Florence is to see Michelangelo’s David. If you’d like to get to the Accademia Gallery early in the morning for a guided tour, staying in close proximity to the museum doesn’t hurt.
Here are our top picks for hotels near the Accademia Gallery:
Why scramble around trying to find a place to eat when you can try some of Florence’s best cuisine with a local Florentine Foodie? Many people never cross the river, but that is where the most local places are! Make your experience more memorable in a small group with our local foodie guide who will take you to some of Florence’s best local spots. Learn about local customs and have an amazing meal. Dinner Included.
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Florence in a Day Combo Tour with David & Uffizi
This tour is your best value in Florence. See Michelangelo’s David statue in the Accademia Gallery with a licensed guide and the Uffizi Gallery. It also visits the Florence Cathedral (outside), Baptistry Doors, Ponte Vecchio, and more. All your admissions are included to skip the lines and visit these great museums with an English speaking guide.
If you want us to arrange the entertainment in Florence (and beyond!), contact our Trip Planning Team to coordinate an unforgettable Italian experience
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