Palazzo Vecchio 3* Firenze | Cazare la Palazzo Vecchio 3* Firenze

Located just a few steps away from Piazza Santa Maria Novella, the picturesque piazza of the Basilica Santa Maria Novella and also the location of Florence’s principal Railway Station, the Hotel Palazzo Vecchio Florence is ideally suited to both travellers looking to enjoy Florence and Business guests attending the Fortezza da Basso Congress Centre.

Just a ten minute walk into the heart of the city brings you to the Duomo, the Palazzo Vecchio and the intricate web of streets and lanes that make up the space in between and down to the river. The Palazzo Vecchio, from which our delightful Florence accommodation takes its name, was the seat of political power in the old Florentine Repubblic.

How to find us

The close proximity of the Hotel Palazzo Vecchio to Santa Maria Novella makes this Florence 3 Star accommodation easily accessible. If arriving by air or road, head to the city’s primary Railway Station. On exiting Santa Maria Novella Station, walk 100m to Piazza Adua, then take Via Cennini. The Hotel Palazzo Vecchio is at number 4. We recommend you print out the map above to help you.

Having only recently opened, many taxi drivers still don’t know exactly where we are and we don’t feature in any hotel guides before 2007, so it’s a good idea to make note of our address: Via Cennini 4, 50123 Florence, near Piazza Adua

Welcome to the Hotel Palazzo Vecchio, Florence...

Thoughtfully furnished, the elegant rooms at the 3-star Hotel Palazzo Vecchio in Florence provide excellent amenities and services in the heart of a quiet area, surrounded by the extraordinary beauty of churches, palazzos and monuments.

The Hotel Palazzo Vecchio in Florence is housed in an elegant 1920's building in typical Florentine style, with a light-colored facade divided by grey stone mouldings outlining the interior structure. You'll be immediately enveloped by the lively Tuscan atmosphere at the reception, emphasized by the furnishings and tiling that reflects the ancient stone and marble craftsmanship, also admirable at the "Mediceo Opificio delle Pietre Dure".