Hotels in San Giovanni (Duomo) (Florence)

Hotel Berchielli

Guests staying at the Hotel Berchielli are assured a peaceful stay thanks to soundproofing carried out during restructuring work, on this former Florentine palace. Overlooking the Arno, the hotel is close to Ponte Vecchio and the Uffizi Gallery and reached through a little square which is also home to Santissimi Apostoli church.

Hotel De La Ville

Hotel De La Ville is in a historic 19th-century building. It is behind the central station, at the end of the street with the most prestigious shops in Florence. Decorated in a classical and refined style, it is extremely comfortable and accommodating. Guests are invited to play golf at the prestigious Golf Club dell'Ugolino.

Hotel Laurus

Set in an old Palazzo, on one of the busiest roads of the old town (which links the central station to the Duomo) this hotel offers a good location and has rooms which give rare views of the Duomo. Comfortable amenities, professional staff and proximity to the the tourist district, are the winning points of this hotel.

Hotel Sofitel Firenze

The central location of this hotel, places it among the dynamic flow of tourists and locals who pass through this street which links piazza della Stazione to the piazza del Duomo. Nevertheless, your tranquility and privacy can be assured in this hotel with its elegant, sound-proofed rooms, providing all home comforts, not to mention the professional, courteous staff on reception.

Hotel Calzaiuoli

This historic building was restructured in the 19th century when the Via Calzaiuoli was widened. Today, this street is pedestrianized and is famous for its shop windows and expensive shopping. It connects the cathedral with the Piazza Signoria where you will find the famous Palazzo Vecchio. The rooms are made more restful by their ample size: they are well-lit and very comfortable.

Hotel De' Lanzi

The rooms  at the Hotel De' Lanzi are comfortable and fully furnished. They face onto one of the most characteristic streets of the medieval center of Florence which was renovated in the nineteenth century. Staying between these historic walls, you breathe in the atmosphere of the most famous period of the city which today can be seen in its beauty and monuments.

Hotel Duomo

What better spectacle than that of Florence's Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore located nearby. Hotel Duomo, built in a restructured old building, definitely has merits in its central position and comfort.

Hotel Brunelleschi

Architect Italo Gamberini envisioned something wonderful when during the 1980s he undertook transforming the remains of a Medieval tower into a charming hotel. His vision succeeded and Brunelleschi is now an almost magical place to stay. Rooms have incredible views across the city and receptions and other functions are held in the hotel's elegant Restaurant Sant'Elisabetta. There is also a private museum on site where finds from archaeological excavations, including ancient Roman baths, are displayed.

Continentale

Continentale is actually on the Ponte Vecchio in the heart of the ancient city. It has been modernized after complete restructuring work. The cozy and comfortable rooms are furnished to modern tastes. Some rooms have delightful views of the river so you can ask for a room with a view.

Hotel Pierre

Right in the heart of the old town, very near to the Palazzo Vecchio and the famous Porcellino market (from where the Ponte Vecchio can easily be reached) this historic building offers comfort and tranquility. A rich and complex historical setting combines with an informal air, to provide the perfect welcome.

NH Hotel Florence

NH Hotel Florence is a modern building on the banks of the Arno, close to the Parco delle Cascine and the train station. It is functional and elegant with interior design which is in keeping with the hotel's architecture. The staff is professional and friendly, ensuring that you have an unforgettable stay here.

Hotel Casci

This hotel is housed in a 15th-century structure that has undergone various modifications, over the years and which was home to the famous musician Gioacchino Rossini towards the end of his life. Today the hotel has been thoroughly updated, with modern and comfortable bedrooms. The street, one of the main thoroughfares of the historic city center, connects the Duomo with the Piazza San Marco and is close to the Galleria dell'Accademia.