Palazzo Vecchietti
Hotel · Santo Spirito ·
Luxury suites in 16th-century palazzo, central Florence location
Luxury suites in 16th-century palazzo, central Florence location
"This 16th‑century townhouse, once owned by the powerful Vecchietti family of traders and patrons to Renaissance artists, has been transformed into an exclusive boutique hotel that feels like a hidden gem in a central, walkable location. Understated yet sophisticated, the atmosphere leans more toward a private residence than a hotel, with generously sized rooms and suites (430 to 1,076 square feet) that include a kitchen or kitchenette for a fully self‑catered stay. Some of the best options open onto furnished terraces overlooking Florence’s rooftops, while the splurge‑worthy Leonardo da Vinci Premier Suite pays tribute to Italy’s greatest mind with two living rooms, a stone fireplace, and a private terrace over the courtyard. Private guided tours, a personal shopping advisor, and a doctor on call add to the discreet, tailored service." - Barbara Balfour
"Palazzo Vecchietti, a 16th-century building designed by Giambologna and owned by one of the most important families in medieval Florence now houses exclusive suites. The noble family which gave their name to this elegant and historic building were even mentioned by Dante Alighieri in his famous literary masterpiece. Now you can enjoy complete luxury and a real personalised service at Palazzo Vecchietti. All the beautifully decorated rooms at Palazzo Vecchietti are spacious and come with modern facilities, including a hideaway kitchen and free Wi-Fi internet access. Common areas are decorated with 19th-century charcoal drawings. Breakfast is served from 07:00 to 10:30 in the elegant dining room. Upon request it can be served directly in your room without extra charges. Step out of Palazzo Vecchietti and find yourself in one of Florence’s most exclusive shopping streets and just a short walk from the Duomo." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"For all of Florence’s storied charms, the main thing you want to be able to do when you’re staying there is to escape the crush of the crowds in the city center. Often this means escaping the city center entirely — but in the form of Palazzo Vecchietti, there’s another option. This sixteenth-century palace couldn’t be much more central, but once you’re inside one of its luxe and elegant Michele Bonan–designed rooms and suites, shutting out the hustle and the bustle will be the work of a moment." - Tablet Hotels
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