Variations on the Mona Lisas throughout – since it’s rumored this is where the painting was found after being stolen from The Louvre back in 1913.

Historic charm in the heart of Florence, with a guest-only terrace area offering a unique view of Florence.

Stylish apartments with all the fixings (like a kitchen & free WiFi) make you feel like you have your own little place in Firenze (if only for the night).

19th-century palace set on the ruins of a medieval tower blends traditional Florentine style with mod cons like free WiFi.

We're a massive fan of this hotel – it may or may not have to do with the mid-modern design or the rental electric guitars

Ultra-posh garden space has an adjacent localvore bar. Forget exploring and soak up some leisure time.

Just a hop, skip and a jump from Santa Maria Novella train station and the cathedral.

Swanky boutique guestrooms are art-deco perfection and super-plush.

Perfectly situated right next to the Duomo, yet nestled quietly in a serene courtyard.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Seasonal Tuscan cuisine at the Guelfi e Ghibellini Restaurant, with ingredients recently whisked from local markets.

The fab 3-story Angel houses a restaurant and 2 indoor/outdoor bars plus a floral garden and plunge pool. (Get thee there pronto!)

Unbeatable location nestled along the Arno and walking distance from the Ponte Vecchio.

Eclectic atmosphere seamlessly blends the past and present with bespoke artwork, original frescoes & contemporary furniture.

Variations on the Mona Lisas throughout – since it’s rumored this is where the painting was found after being stolen from The Louvre back in 1913.

Restored 17th-century palazzo is all modern on the inside (we gotta have our flat-screen and free WiFi!).

This palatial retreat drops ya in the heart of Florence, not far from the Piazza della Libertà.

Lush multilevel garden with views of the surrounding hills.

Close to the airport so you can spend time on more important things (like catching some extra z's).

Nestled in the hills above Florence with breathtaking views of the city.

Original frescos, art and antiques — like staying in a museum, only soooo much more comfy.

Designed by the personal architect of Lorenzo de Medici (aka The Magnificent), and home to the Serristori family in the 15th & 16th centuries.