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For exploring Florence on foot, this riverside address puts Ponte Vecchio and the boutiques of Via Tornabuoni within walking reach.

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Arrange the hotel's fresco walking tour with an art historian to understand the painted scenes you encounter, rather than simply passing through.

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For outdoor seating overlooking the Arno, request a Deluxe Suite with a furnished balcony and confirm this feature before booking.

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Ask in-room dining to prepare a personalized picnic before a day out, so you can take a meal along while exploring.

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St Regis Florence

The St Regis Florence occupies a grand palazzo on Piazza Ognissanti. Here, the historic center meets the north bank of the Arno River. Its 80 rooms and 19 suites favor frescoes, carved furniture, crystal chandeliers, marble, and rich textiles over contemporary restraint. The address is central without sitting amid the busiest lanes around the Duomo. River-facing categories bring open views that are scarce in medieval Florence. Guests can walk to the principal museums, bridges, shopping streets, and Santa Maria Novella station. They return to a formal interior that feels connected to the city's artistic identity. The appeal is clearest for travelers who value ceremony, architectural character, and polished city access. Minimalist design, a swimming pool, and apartment-style accommodations are not part of the proposition.

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Rooms & Suites at St Regis Florence

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

215–269 sqft
From 914 USD

Florentine, Medici and Renaissance design schemes shape the Deluxe Room's historic character. The precise decoration varies by room, giving this category different expressions of the...

Premium Room
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Premium Room

269–323 sqft
From 1’026 USD

More floor space distinguishes the Premium Room, which measures 25–30 m². A King bed forms the centre of the room, with a pillowtop mattress, featherbed...

Deluxe Arno River View Room
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Deluxe Arno River View Room

215–269 sqft
From 1’048 USD

The Arno River gives this Deluxe Room its outlook. Inside, Florentine, Medici or Renaissance decoration connects the room to the hotel's historic setting. The design...

Premium Arno River View Room
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Premium Arno River View Room

269–323 sqft
From 1’160 USD

Arno River views give the Premium Room its setting. Its 25–30 m² layout has a King bed and accommodates up to three guests. The hotel's...

Classic Junior Suite
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Classic Junior Suite

377–431 sqft
From 1’474 USD

With 35–40 m² and a sofa in its living area, the Classic Junior Suite adds space around a King bed. The layout sleeps up to...

Junior Arno River View Suite
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Junior Arno River View Suite

377–538 sqft
From 2’169 USD

A view of the Arno accompanies the Junior Suite's King bed and living area. Layouts span 35–50 m² and include a sitting area. A sofa,...

Deluxe Suite
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Deluxe Suite

592 sqft
From 2’393 USD

Renaissance fresco scenes give the Deluxe Suite's living room its character. Reproductions of 16th-century furniture sit alongside upholstery and linens made in the Florentine style....

Contemporary Luxury Suite
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Contemporary Luxury Suite

969 sqft
From 8’419 USD

Muted neutrals, wood flooring and wool carpets give the Contemporary Luxury Suite a modern mood. The 90 m² layout has a King bed and a...

Royal Suite
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Royal Suite

904–969 sqft
From 9’539 USD

Confirm which suite your rate names: the 84 m² Royal Suite or the 90 m² Contemporary Luxury Suite, booked as the Bottega Veneta Suite. These...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

904–2,153 sqft
From 15’699 USD

Your booked layout may be the 84 m² Royal Suite or the 200 m² Presidential Suite. Check the named suite on your rate, as these...

The building traces its origins to 1432 and carries an official attribution to Filippo Brunelleschi. Its long life is visible in the proportions and decorative language. Yet the palazzo is not treated as a museum display. Public rooms pair high arches, painted details, gilding, antiques, and stone surfaces with the working rhythm of a full-service hotel. The Winter Garden is the visual center. Stained glass caps the room, which is used for dining and drinks. Nothing about the mood is casual or pared back. Travelers drawn to old-world Florence will find the setting persuasive. Guests who prefer quiet visual simplicity may find it deliberately ornate.

Piazza Ognissanti places the hotel just west of the densest sightseeing core. The riverfront position adds light and a clear sense of orientation. Ponte Vecchio and the Uffizi area lie to the east. The Oltrarno is across the Arno, while Via de' Tornabuoni's fashion houses sit within the central walking network. Florence's main Santa Maria Novella railway station is also nearby. The location works especially well for a visit built around walking, museums, shopping, and rail day trips. Cobblestones and summer heat can still make short routes more demanding than they appear on a map.

The inventory divides into 80 guest rooms and 19 suites. Interiors follow three decorative schemes named Medici, Florentine, and Renaissance. Furniture, artwork, and color vary within those schemes. Views differ just as much. Some rooms face the courtyard or city. Designated Arno categories look across the river and toward Florence's rooftops and hills. The distinction is meaningful. A river view gives the room a stronger connection to place and a greater sense of space. Travelers who care about outlook should select an explicitly named Arno category. Not every room faces the water.

Deluxe rooms are the more compact starting point, while Premium rooms add floor area. The suite ladder begins with junior formats. It then progresses through larger Grand Deluxe and Deluxe Suites to signature accommodations such as the Royal and Presidential Suites. Several suites include separate living areas. Selected examples add balconies or terraces, but outdoor space is category-specific and should be confirmed. The Presidential Suite is the largest at about 200 square meters. Butler service is attached to the suite collection. That distinction matters for guests who want unpacking, garment care, or help coordinating a complex Florence itinerary.

Historic architecture naturally produces differences between rooms, even within one category. Ceiling height, natural light, layout, and the exact angle of an Arno view can vary. A larger suite is most valuable when the living room will genuinely be used. It gives longer stays, private meals, and time indoors between cultural visits more breathing room. This remains traditional hotel accommodation rather than a residence collection. Travelers needing kitchens, laundry facilities, or apartment-style independence should plan accordingly.

Florence Airport is approximately seven kilometers from the hotel. Pisa and Bologna airports are much farther away. The property does not list a scheduled airport shuttle. A private transfer or taxi is therefore the straightforward choice for an air arrival. Drivers need to account for Florence's limited-traffic zone, which includes the hotel. Vehicle access should be coordinated in advance, particularly for rental cars. City-center restrictions and garage logistics can complicate an otherwise short final approach.

Once settled, a car is rarely useful for central sightseeing. The river leads naturally toward Ponte Vecchio. Piazza della Signoria, the Uffizi, the Duomo complex, and the artisan streets across the Arno fit into walking routes. The slightly western position gives the hotel a more composed immediate setting than addresses beside the busiest monuments. The trade-off is a longer walk to the eastern edge of the center. Grouping each day's visits by area is more comfortable than repeated crossings of town.

Winter Garden Restaurant is the principal dining room. It serves contemporary Tuscan and Mediterranean cooking in the palazzo's dramatic interior. Winter Garden Bar occupies the same architectural world beneath broad arches. It is a practical place for a drink or lighter meal without leaving the hotel. Café Ginori takes a more decorative approach. Mediterranean flavors and tea service meet the color and craft of Ginori porcelain. Breakfast in Balconata uses the stained-glass setting above the Winter Garden. This makes the first meal of the day one of the property's clearest architectural experiences.

In-room dining broadens the choices for late returns, families, and guests using a suite as living space. Vegetarian selections and a children's menu are part of that service. The on-site restaurants are polished and atmospheric. The location also makes it easy to divide meals between the hotel and Florence's trattorias, wine bars, and contemporary dining rooms. For a longer stay, that balance prevents the formal setting from becoming repetitive.

The Spa Suites at The St. Regis Florence focuses on private, treatment-led wellness rather than a large communal spa circuit. Its myBlend program covers customized facials, massages, body work, and beauty care. Selected experiences use hydrotherapy, heat, a jacuzzi, or steam. Carrara marble, crystal, and gold- and silver-toned mosaics continue the hotel's decorative language. The intimate format suits a planned treatment after a day on foot. It is not an expansive destination spa.

A Technogym-equipped fitness center supports regular workouts. The hotel does not have a swimming pool. That distinction matters for summer visitors and families. Spa hydrotherapy elements are tied to particular wellness experiences rather than serving as a general leisure pool. Guests who prioritize lap swimming or a broad wet-area circuit will find the wellness setup limited. Those seeking privacy and a focused treatment may prefer its smaller scale.

Selected Arno-view rooms and suites can connect. This gives families a practical way to combine privacy with proximity. Cribs can be requested, and some categories can accommodate an additional guest. Exact occupancy should be matched to the chosen room before arrival. The family appeal rests on connecting configurations, in-room dining, attentive service, and a location that reduces transfers between major sights.

For longer stays, suites provide the strongest comfort through separate living space, larger bathrooms, and room for private meals. Easy access to Santa Maria Novella station also supports day trips without changing hotels. Yet the palazzo is best understood as an immersive city base. It is not a self-contained resort or serviced apartment. Its defining pleasures are the Arno outlook, the richly preserved atmosphere, and the ability to move between formal interiors and Florence's streets on foot. The result is unusually coherent. The room, the river, and the city all tell the same story.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Breakfast at Balconata brings Tuscan and Italian flavors to a room beneath stained glass, making the setting part of the meal.

At Café Ginori, a tea sommelier guides your afternoon tea selection, giving you expert help to find a blend you enjoy.

The Spa Suites offer private treatments for individuals or couples, with the option to add a Turkish bath and jacuzzi at extra cost.

Location of The St. Regis Florence

Piazza Ognissanti 1, 50123 Florence, Italy

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What to Know About St Regis Florence

Is The St. Regis Florence a good choice in Florence?

Yes. The St. Regis Florence is a strong choice for travelers who want historic luxury on the Arno River. The hotel has 80 rooms, 19 suites, butler service, river views, Winter Garden dining, spa suites, and a central Florence location.

Where is The St. Regis Florence located?

The St. Regis Florence is on Piazza Ognissanti, beside the Arno River in Florence's historic center. The location works well for walks to the Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi Gallery, Duomo, luxury shops, restaurants, and major museums.

How many rooms and suites does The St. Regis Florence have?

The St. Regis Florence has 80 guest rooms and 19 suites in a historic riverside building. The small scale helps the hotel feel intimate, with enough room choice for couples, families, and special occasion stays.

What is special about The St. Regis Florence building?

The St. Regis Florence is set in a historic palazzo with deep ties to Florence's Renaissance heritage. The building's riverfront position, grand interiors, frescoes, chandeliers, and traditional details create a strong sense of place.

What are the rooms like at The St. Regis Florence?

Rooms at The St. Regis Florence are richly decorated with Florentine, Medici, and Renaissance-inspired design. Expect classic fabrics, custom furniture, ornate details, marble bathrooms, and a style that feels more palazzo than modern city hotel.

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