Set in the heart of Florence, Hotel Brunelleschi is located just moments from the famous Cathedral, or Duomo. Many of the luxurious suites on the upper floor offer fantastic views of the city, and the major sights and shopping streets are just steps away.
Enviably located next to the Duomo in the heart of the old city
Top suites boast some of the best views in Florence
Modern and comfortable rooms housed in adjoining historic buildings in the city centre
Choice of fine dining and more relaxed restaurants
Hotel Brunelleschi is ideally situated in the centre of Florence, between the Duomo and Piazza della Repubblica. With world-renowned architecture on its doorstep, Hotel Brunelleschi is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the city. The hotel is just steps from the Uffizi Gallery, the Duomo and the Palazzo Vecchio, so guests are spoilt for choice when it comes to discovering the culture and history of Florence.
Part of the hotel is housed in the 'Pagliazza Tower', the oldest surviving building in the city centre, dating from the early medieval period.
With recently renovated rooms, Hotel Brunelleschi provides all modern necessities, as well as retaining touches of grandeur throughout. From the bespoke, specially crafted furniture, to the light flowing fabrics, the suites perfectly blend opulence and luxury within the setting of this historical building. Particularly impressive is the Pagliazza Tower Suite, with its breathtaking views from the very top of the Byzantine tower. Possibly the most unique suite in Florence, a stay here will leave you with truly special memories.
Discover fine dining at Hotel Brunelleschi's Michelin-starred Santa Elisabetta restaurant, where beautifully-presented dishes are created using the best of Italian ingredients. The artistry of the plates is enhanced by the sophisticated design of the restaurant - with just a few tables and semi-exposed brick walls, the restaurant feels welcoming and intimate. If you are in the mood for something more rustic, a visit to Hotel Brunelleschi's Osteria is a must. In the summer weather eat al fresco in the square, and be transported back through Italy's past as you feast on traditional Tuscan dishes.
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In Dan Brown's 'Inferno' Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks in the movie) chooses the Hotel Brunelleschi as his base for exploring the mysteries of Dante's Florence!
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Enquire NowSet in the centre of Florence, Hotel Brunelleschi is just steps away from the city's highlights, such as the Uffizi Gallery and the Duomo. Museums and shopping are all nearby, and the hotel is within easy walking distance of most attractions.
British Airways fly direct to Florence from London in just over 2 hours. Hotel Brunelleschi is a short 30-minute drive from the airport.
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