From the T+L 500
Antiques-filled medieval stone tower and addition in a location on the Arno's quieter south bank, near Palazzo Pitti and the Ponte Vecchio.
| Score | 82.75 |
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| Stats | 73 rooms; 1 restaurant; 1 bar. |
| Rooms to Book | Avoid back rooms and request a suite in the hotel’s 13th-century stone tower with a terrace above the river. |
| Insider Tip | Sip evening cocktails in the hotel’s riverfront lobby. |
| Cost | Doubles from $415. |
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As Featured In...
From Travel + Leisure, Apr 2005
“When we walked into our suite at the Lungarno, our hotel along the Arno, I thoughtI was seeing heaven on earth. The bathroom had this big marble Jacuzzi.In my room there was a giant television, so I could watch the Italian version of MTV....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Jun 2004
“Lifestyle can be segmented, however, and that's what the Ferragamos have done in Florence, where their hotels are almost as visible as their billboards. Lungarno Hotels, a nine-year-old subsidiary run separately from the fashion empire, has hedged its bets in a way the label has not. Two of its four hotels are relentlessly modern. The family also owns the Hotel Lungarno, which is as comfortable and classic as a pair of Ferragamo shoes....” MORE>>
From Travel + Leisure, Aug 2003
“All of the city's riverside hotels have streets separating them from the Arno—except the genteel, 73-room Hotel Lungarno (; ), which is poised directly on the embankment....” MORE>>
lastArticle = 4/2005 and lastAward = 01/2008
