A Florentine story told in colour and light

Once a noble palazzo on the quiet banks of the Arno, The Hoxton Florence feels both rooted in history and made for the present. Behind its terracotta façade, spaces unfold with an easy elegance — terrazzo floors, sculptural furniture, and soft light drifting through tall windows. It’s Florence seen through a designer’s eye: creative, bold, and effortlessly warm.

The hotel blends two souls: a Renaissance residence rich in character and a modernist wing imagined by architect Andrea Branzi in the 1980s. Inside, vintage pieces meet clean lines, Italian fabrics add depth and texture, and every detail carries the quiet poetry of craftsmanship. Some rooms open onto leafy terraces, others overlook the rooftops and domes that define the city’s skyline.