Palazzo Vecchietti is a prestigious luxury residence where attention is paid to every singular detail. Ideal for spending memorable days directly in the centre of the city of Florence, in the heart of Tuscany.
Located in a charming historical building, This luxury “home” offers top class comforts, in order to make you feel relaxed in a unique and refined environment, giving you the sensation of being “at home” thanks to the professional hospitality that you will be granted.
Peaceful and quiet, Palazzo Vecchietti will be the setting for an unforgettable holiday in Florence: here our Staff will assist you and will become a fundamental part in the organisation of your days of relaxation with us.

Thanks to all the staff at Palazzo Vecchietti you will be able to experience the suggestive atmosphere of our hotel. 14 individual spaces honouring some of the most important Italian artistic figures, of which 3 suites and 2 apartments, on various levels.
A unique location rendered by this historical palace in which it is located. Restructured by Giambologna in 1578 and finished off by the splendid work of the architect Michele Bonan, who was in part responsible for the furnishings and décor.

Palazzo Vecchietti is one of the many buildings that testifies today how important Florence was in the cultural and artistic history of Italy.
Constructed at the beginning of the XVth century, the palace belonged to one of the most influential families of the city, the Vecchietti family, named in the 15th verse of “Paradiso” by Dante. But the “energy” that makes this building so fascinating can be attributed to Giambologna who was commissioned by Bernardo Vecchietti in 1578. Still intact today are a facade and the renowned “Satiro” otherwise known as the “little devil” statue and flag holder that resembles the legendary mythological figure.
Remarkable are the architectural features of Palazzo Vecchietti, in particular the majestic “kneeling” windows that are typical of the 15th century in Tuscany.
To understand further, how important and prestigious Palazzo Vecchietti once was, one only has to think that for years one of the most celebrated Botticelli paintings “Saint Agostino in his studio” was hosted here and can now be found in the world famous Uffizi Gallery.