Hotel Savoy, a Rocco Forte Hotel

Name: Hotel Savoy, a Rocco Forte Hotel
Address: Piazza della Repubblica, 7, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy
Telephone: +3905527351
Price range: $594–$2,025
Rating: 4.7

Overall 63 Google 4.7

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$594

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$2,025

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$1,424

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$648

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4.7

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Character and identity

Set on Piazza della Repubblica, the Roman-era crossroads at the centre of Florence, the Savoy occupies an 1893 grande dame restored under Rocco Forte ownership and shaped by Olga Polizzi's interiors. Across 80 rooms (30 of them suites), the look is bleached oak floors, Italian textiles, pretty wallpapers and shelves of books and flea-market finds. Ground-floor Irene, helmed by Fulvio Pierangelini, serves modern Tuscan cooking alongside the new Artemisia Cocktail Bar, both freshly refitted. A subterranean Technogym fitness suite, marble baths stocked with Irene Forte products, and a famously well-connected concierge complete the picture.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples and families on a three or four night Florence stay who want a polished base steps from the Duomo, with a serious restaurant downstairs, connecting rooms for kids, and a concierge that can unlock private Uffizi visits, perfumers' studios and Tuscan wine days. Design-literate travellers who appreciate Polizzi's lived-in elegance will feel at home.

Should look elsewhere:
If you want a quiet, hidden retreat or a hotel with a destination spa and pool, this isn't it. The piazza setting is lively and central, the lobby is small, and the gym, while well-equipped, sits in the basement rather than as a full wellness floor.

Bottom line

What sets the Savoy apart is the combination of a true piazza-front address, Pierangelini's kitchen at Irene, and a concierge team genuinely plugged into Florentine life. Book a fourth-floor Grand View suite for the two-room layout, or the bi-level Panoramic Suite for its private Duomo terrace and serviced bar, and travel in shoulder season to dodge the summer crowds on the square.