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- Perfectly located near Florence's most famous attractions
- Stunning 16th-century historic building with original Renaissance artwork
Florentine Renaissance elegance
Housed in a beautifully preserved 16th-century building, the hotel combines Florentine elegance with modern luxury. One of its historic buildings features original Renaissance graffiti by Andrea di Cosimo Feltrini, which remains visible on the façade, offering a unique insight into Florence’s artistic heritage.
Every detail of the rooms has been thoughtfully designed to offer both luxury and comfort. Natural light streams through large windows, illuminating the room's classic Florentine décor and evoking a sense of historic grandeur. Rich fabrics, plush bedding, and carefully selected furnishings create a sanctuary where guests can relax and unwind after exploring the city.
Each morning, head to the inviting breakfast room, where you’ll be met with soft classical music and a buffet featuring local Tuscan delicacies. For lunch and dinner, you’ll find numerous trattorias and stylish restaurants outside the hotel. From traditional Tuscan fare to contemporary Italian cuisine, there’s no shortage of options. After a day of sightseeing, the hotel’s cosy bar provides a tranquil retreat. It serves refreshing aperitifs and light snacks in a peaceful space away from the bustling streets.
Whether you’re diving into Florence’s artistic treasures, treating yourself to designer pieces along Via Tornabuoni, or indulging in the delicious flavours of Tuscany, Hotel De La Ville will provide a stay to remember. Blending historic charm with modern comfort, the hotel lets you experience the beauty at the heart of Florence. It’s like stepping into a Renaissance masterpiece, but with wi-fi!
What Hotel De la Ville has to offer
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- Bar
Find out more about Florence
As one of Europe's most historically important cities, Florence hardly needs an introduction. This sunny and startlingly pretty city in central Italy is where the Renaissance is said to have been born, through the genius of the enquiring minds that lived and thrived here. Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Dante are just a few of the legendary names who called Tuscany's great capital home, and goodness, did they leave their marks on the city. Follow in the footsteps of Europe's most talented Renaissance men, treat your taste buds to hearty Tuscan treats and feast your eyes on more medieval art and architecture than you can handle on a holiday to Florence.
You can get a feel for the energy and turbulence of the city's past just by walking around its UNESCO-protected historic centre. At every turn, you'll find a magnificent building, an ancient square or a stunning bridge, each with a story to tell. There's simply no doubt about it, Florence is one of the world's most beautiful cities, a fact celebrated and reaffirmed by the masterpieces of art and sculpture that hang in its many high calibre museums.