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Green wall panels and framed prints give one design a calm, classic feel. Round pictures flank the curved headboard. A tall window lights an armchair with a matching footrest. Other interiors pair pale paneling with floral curtains and deep red seating. Colors vary by room, with period-style furniture adding a Florentine touch.

These rooms are set in Palazzo della Gherardesca or Palazzo del Nero. A full marble bathroom includes an oversized vanity. Sleeping and sitting areas share one room. Patterned floors and shaded lamps complete the setting.

Tall windows and cream walls make the sitting area feel light and open. Beside the bed, a gold-patterned armchair sits with a matching footrest and small round table. A writing desk stands near the window. Framed prints and long curtains continue the classic style.

Rooms occupy Palazzo della Gherardesca or Palazzo del Nero, each with a full marble bathroom. Cream and gold tones run through the seating. In this design, a padded bench stands at the foot of the bed.

Classic furnishings meet a bright sitting area in this room. The designs include a curved yellow headboard with pale patterned curtains, or a rust-colored upholstered seat and floral drapes. Framed landscapes and small round pictures add detail around the bed, while a chandelier hangs above the room.

Rooms are spread through Palazzo della Gherardesca and Palazzo del Nero. A full marble bathroom has a vanity. One bathing layout pairs two basins with a tub beneath the window. In the bedroom, a desk and chair stand apart from the softer lounge seating, with warm yellow and cream tones in one design.

A generous sitting area is a key part of this room's layout. Sofas, armchairs and a low table share the bedroom, beneath chandeliers and framed prints. The designs range from green upholstery and gold tones to burgundy seating against pale paneled walls. Twin layouts can pair red upholstered headboards with a cream sofa opposite the beds.

The rooms occupy Palazzo della Gherardesca or Palazzo del Nero. Each has a full marble bathroom. In one design, a landscape-patterned wall runs above an inset tub, with a separate shower beside it. Tall windows and long patterned curtains carry the room's period style into the seating area.

High ceilings and tall windows give this suite an airy scale. Its living area is part of the bedroom, with a sofa or armchair arrangement beside the sleeping space. One king design uses green wall panels, dark patterned curtains and a curved pale headboard. Twin designs combine yellow headboards with cream and gold seating.

Suites occupy Palazzo della Gherardesca. A full marble bathroom completes the layout. In one bathroom, an oval freestanding tub sits across from a long vanity, with a separate shower nearby. Chandeliers and framed artwork connect the bathing room's classic details with the bedroom.

The parlour and sleeping area share an open layout. A separate wardrobe stands apart from the main room. A desk near the window and classic upholstered seating create a residential feel. One cream and gold design has a curved headboard and framed prints. Other designs bring in pale green walls and burgundy chairs.

These suites are in Palazzo della Gherardesca or Palazzo del Nero. The full marble bathrooms vary in design. One pairs a freestanding oval tub with a wide vanity. Another has an inset tub below a wall with a landscape pattern. Tall curtains and ornate mirrors carry the same period character through both spaces.

A separate bedroom and living room distinguish this suite's layout. In the lounge, a pale sofa meets red or rust-colored chairs beneath framed landscape art. Cabinet shelves surround a large mirror in one design, and a small round table stands near the tall window. Curtains and patterned upholstery soften the pale paneled walls.

The bedroom continues the classic style with a floral headboard and a dressing table. Suites are located in Palazzo della Gherardesca or Palazzo del Nero. The full marble bathroom varies in design; some have a freestanding tub. Botanical or cityscape wall patterns add another individual detail to the bathing area.

Historic ceilings and three distinct wall treatments set these suites apart. Granducato retains Spanish leather wallpaper from the 19th century. San Gallo has a white-and-gold coffered ceiling from the same era. Volterrano has silk wallpaper from 19th-century China. Flowers and exotic birds cover its surface.

Palazzo della Gherardesca houses these suites. Each interior follows the shape of the original rooms. Their palettes include red and green or softer pink and cream. Period-style seating shares the bedroom, beneath tall windows and detailed ceiling work. A full marble bathroom carries the ornate style into the bathing space. In one layout, the tub is separate from the shower.

Set on the third floor of Palazzo della Gherardesca, this suite has a bedroom and a separate living room. Cream and gold upholstery ties the spaces together. In the lounge, a patterned sofa faces a low table, with a writing desk farther back. Open doorways reveal a second seating group beside the bed.

The bedroom pairs tall windows with long patterned curtains and a chandelier. A full marble bathroom includes a deep soaking tub, large vanity, separate rain shower, bidet and private WC. A guest powder room is separate from the main bathroom.

Three historic designs give these suites their rich detail. Scala has ceiling scenes inspired by Rubens. Angels, cherubs and a figure celebrating spring fill the artwork. The Stephenson suite honors railway pioneer George Stephenson in its painted ceiling. Conti has bathroom art that recalls the Temple of the Seven Virtues in the garden.

Each suite is on the first floor of Palazzo della Gherardesca. Tall windows light a spacious bedroom with its own parlour and living area. Green and cream furnishings appear among the different designs, beneath ornate ceiling work. The full marble bathroom has a freestanding soaking tub. Art and period details extend beyond the bedroom.

A staircase links two living rooms in this third-floor suite at Palazzo della Gherardesca. Upstairs, a broad panoramic window sits beneath the sloping ceiling. Green armchairs and a pale sofa gather around a low table, with a desk near the window and the city's rooftops beyond.

The lower level has another seating area, tall bookcases and a small round table beside the window. Draped fabric rises behind the bedroom's headboard, continuing the green and cream palette. Two full marble bathrooms accompany the two-level layout. One has a deep soaking tub, large vanity, separate rain shower, bidet and private WC.

Vaulted ceilings and painted walls rise above a purple headboard edged in gold tones. The suite is on the first floor of Palazzo della Gherardesca. Its historic bedroom has a separate living room. Pale seating and lilac armchairs fill the lounge, alongside a large framed mirror. Detailed ceiling panels add to the period character.

Living-room art tells the story of the Della Gherardesca family. It depicts their move to Pisa in the 16th century. A full marble bathroom and guest powder room sit apart from the lounge. In the main bathroom, a window stands above the tub. A long vanity holds two basins.

A former limonaia, or greenhouse, forms this standalone suite in the hotel park. Wide doors connect the bedroom and separate living room to the lawn. Pale sofas gather around a dark low table, while a small round dining table stands farther inside. The bedroom has the same light colors, with a curved headboard and patterned bench.

The full marble bathroom has an oversized sunken tub. A guest powder room is separate. Tall curtains frame the windows. Prints and chandeliers bring the hotel's classic style into this secluded building.

This category brings together two distinct Presidential suites. De' Medici occupies the third floor of Palazzo della Gherardesca. Tall windows light its long living room, where burgundy seating and chandeliers lead toward a dining room for eight. The bedroom has a red canopy, while one full marble bathroom and a guest powder room complete its layout.

The other suite sits on the first floor of Palazzo del Nero. Original frescoes decorate its living room, and the bedroom has a paneled ceiling. Period furniture continues the historic setting. Its bathing arrangement includes two full marble bathrooms.

A long windowed gallery lies at the heart of this suite. It occupies the main floor of Palazzo della Gherardesca. Painted vaulted ceilings and 17th-century frescoes stretch above several seating areas. Chandeliers run along the gallery. Tall windows line one side, opposite art in ornate frames.

The historic painted-tile floor is the work of Ignazio Chiaiese. Beyond the gallery, a dining table seats eight beneath another painted ceiling. Blue dining chairs contrast with the warm tones of the surrounding room. There is a full marble bathroom, with a separate powder room for guests.