Best Airbnbs in Florence (Vacation Rentals), Italy
It's impossible not to fall in love with Florence. In the end, it's one of the cities of arts, wealth, riches cultural heritage, and history with domes that are so beautiful and architecture so remarkably old that you feel like a time traveler. A townhouse rental puts you in the middle of it all and will beat the crowds to visit Florence's famous sights, like the Duomo as well as The Uffizi or the Accademia. You won't need to sacrifice your modern-day comforts by choosing our top picks of the most luxurious vacation rentals or Airbnbs in Florence that can be booked on Culture Trip. This way you can enjoy the drawings and paintings of Florence more with homely feelings.
Belle Arti Stunning Apartment
The open-plan Florence holiday home is a must for anyone who has an eye for design and architecture. The rustic ceilings of the farmhouse are a stylish contrast to slick concrete steps, minimal furniture, and an angular contemporary kitchen. With two bedrooms and a double sofa bed, the space is big enough to accommodate a large family gathering and has views of the picturesque Piazza della Santissima Annunziata. The Piazza, whose parts are in use since the 13th century is the stuff of Florentine fantasies.
Apartments Cathedral View
They're not exaggerating in the title. The location is in the middle of the majority of Florence beginning-time visitors' point of entry, this modest, cozy twin holiday apartments located in Florence are just a few steps away from the magnificent Duomo. They can accommodate up to four to six guests and decorated with headboards of fabric with mosaic tiles in bathrooms and a mix of contemporary and classic furniture, they're a great central and well-equipped home base for those looking to spend most of their time outside and exploring.
Granduomo Charming Accommodation
The gorgeous building that comprises nine Florence vacation apartments is a classic with the old bones and Duomo views to give you a complete Florence experience starting from the very first day. A Deluxe Apartment with Duomo view and balcony is the ultimate winner, but they all feature the classic gold and cream palette, with the angular designs and russet details that resemble the cathedral's red-brick domes and monochromatic façade. It's like having a home away from home as well, due to the kitchenettes that include microwaves, as well as a tiny rooftop terrace.
Palazzo dei Ciompi Suites
With an architect's eye for design and lots of wow factor, each of the nine Florence holiday homes located in the Central Santa Croce neighbourhood is slightly different. Some have glass-cube bathroom or white leather furniture, however, all are adorned with a touch of Italian glamour (great to have if you've always wanted to enjoy your flat screen mega-TV from a circular bathtub). They're situated inside a beautiful 19th-century palazzo, with arched windows, wooden shutters , and gates made of wrought iron.
Piazza Signoria Suite
Plum located in the city's centre near the ever-visible Duomo, the elegant one-bedroom holiday home in Florence includes a washing machine as well as a kitchen and living space which makes it perfect for extended stay. With hardwood floors that are polished and pastel frescoes on its ceiling, you'll be able to feel connected to the stories from your book, there's a calming and lightness in the space that makes it feels modern, thanks to the white kitchenette in alabaster and designed shabby chic furniture in the sideboard.
Piccolo Apart Residence
With a range of apartments in this hotel , which sleep between two to four people - and many with mezzanine levels and spacious sofa areas it's a great place for families with young children to relax in. The design is a bit corny and laser-printed photos of the city's most famous structures covering the curtains and bedspreads, but there are also kitchenettes with tables for dining and a front desk that is staffed to assist you in finding good child-friendly restaurants.
Pietre Dure
Breakfast buffet is included and takes you to the city sights and attractions with all the energy you need in this Tuscan-style hotel in which these five luxury holiday homes in Florence are equipped with polished floors, bed spreads with embellishments and the heavy drapes typical of a luxury hotel. Its lavish decor, including fabric-canopied beds and windows with stunning views of crumbling homes as well as the majestic San Lorenzo church make it an ideal choice for couples who are on honeymoon or an intimate getaway.
Forte16
It's not exactly in the middle from the center, however, this hotel has two key features that put it above other hotels- the vast rooftop that offers sunlight-soaked views of the cityscape as well as a large spa with saunas or treatment room. Lounge on the rooftop, with olive trees and comfortable sofas in grey, or swim for a few laps in the huge pool before taking a bicycle to explore. The rooms are modern and stylish with a neutral colour palette and sleekly designed kitchens.
17th century Italian villa located in the Tuscan countryside
A classic Italian home in the Tuscan countryside, this sprawling estate from the 17th century is so perfect you could think it's the subject of a Renaissance painting. Its private pool is surrounded by vineyards and towering Cypress trees. The interior is brimming with lovingly restored antique features, furniture and an eclectic interior that spans several decades from the early 20th century until today (including the funky style of the 1970s bathroom and a chintzy floral sofa as well as retro posters and classic artwork in gilded frames). Terrasses and balconies gaze out onto olive groves and the garden that is landscaped as well as the five bedrooms come with a mixture of queen-, king-and twin beds. Get fresh Biscotti and bread from the bakery in town, and try wine from the vineyard , or travel to Florence at the train station located in the village nearby.
Luxury Renaissance-style residence near the Duomo
Apartment
If you've ever fantasized about being able to sleep under ceilings with frescoes in the city that was the home of the Renaissance, it's impossible to get a better holiday home than this one located in the center of Florence. It's spacious and bright with ceramic floors as well as authentic details from the past and a combination of contemporary and antique furniture. A spacious kitchen that comes with an induction cooktop as well as stainless steel appliances make it the perfect place for relaxing family meals or hosting an evening party. The two bedrooms are luxurious and are spacious enough to hold more than eight people. The hotel is close to the main sights, including Giotto's Bell Tower, the church of Santa Maria Novella and the Duomo. Other features include a unique stone fireplace that has an eco-furnace as well as a tiny but bright balcony.