Tuscany is Italy at its most timeless: Renaissance Florence, the towers of San Gimignano, medieval Siena, cypress-lined hills and long sandy beaches on the Versilia coast. It is easy to combine a city break with countryside and the sea.
We offer 38 Tuscany hotels across 9 locations, from boutique hotels steps from Florence’s Duomo to spa towns, hill villages and beach resorts.
Where to stay in Tuscany
Florence is the classic base for art and food. For a slower pace, pick a hill town, a spa town or the beach resorts of the Versilia coast.
Florence
The cradle of the Renaissance, with the Duomo, the Uffizi and Ponte Vecchio all within walking distance. Perfect for a city break, and a good base for day trips to Siena and Pisa.
Viareggio
A classic seaside resort on the Versilia coast, with a long promenade, Art Nouveau buildings and sandy beaches.
Montecatini Terme
An elegant spa town between Florence and Pisa, with grand hotels, thermal baths and good rail links.
San Gimignano
The famous hilltop town of medieval towers, surrounded by vineyards. Magical once the day-trippers have left.
Siena
A beautiful medieval city built around the shell-shaped Piazza del Campo, at the edge of the Chianti wine country.
Tirrenia
A relaxed beach resort in pine forest between Pisa and Livorno, close to the airport.
Forte dei Marmi
The most chic resort on the Tuscan coast, with smart beach clubs and boutiques.
Top-rated hotels in Tuscany
The highest TripAdvisor-rated hotels we offer in Tuscany, spread across different resorts. Every one can be booked with flights and transfers as an ATOL-protected package.
Hotel Le Fontanelle
Spectacular countryside views · Indoor pool and wellness facilities
Ville Sull'Arno
Luxury boutique hotel · Great for a romantic getaway
Palazzo Castri 1874
Great for couples · Boutique-style hotel
Hotel Sovestro
Perfect for exploring the local area · Car hire included
Grand Hotel Francia & Quirinale
Perfect for exploring the local area · Stylish rooms
Villasanpaolo Spa Resort
Great countryside views · Outdoor and Indoor swimming pools
Travel guides for Tuscany & Florence
Our hand-picked guides to help you choose: compare the best hotels by style, budget and who you’re travelling with.
The Best Hotels in Tuscany: Florence, Countryside Estates and the Coast
The best hotels in Tuscany, from boutique Florence to countryside spa estates near Siena and San Gimignano, many with car hire included.
The Best Hotels in Florence: Near the Duomo, the Uffizi and the Tuscan Hills
The best hotels in Florence, from boutique hotels steps from the Duomo and Uffizi to rooftop pools and a hillside retreat. Compare…
All 38 Tuscany hotels, by resort
Tuscany has 38 hotels to choose from: 0 all inclusive, 4 five-star and 3 with family facilities. Ratings shown are TripAdvisor scores out of 5.
Florence City 21 hotels
- Eden Rock Resort
- Palazzo Castri 1874
- Ville Sull'Arno
- Brunelleschi
- NH Collection Firenze Porta Rossa
- Degli Orafi Hotel
- Room Mate Luca
- C-Hotels Diplomat
- FH55 Hotel Calzaiuoli
- Grand Hotel Minerva
- Cellai Hotel
- Kraft Hotel
- Cosimo de Medici
- NH Firenze
- MH Florence Hotel & Spa
- River Hotel & Spa
- Starhotels Tuscany
- Embassy Hotel
- Starhotels Michelangelo
- Tivoli Palazzo Gaddi Firenze
- Eurostars Florence Boutique
Montecatini Terme 4 hotels
Viareggio 4 hotels
San Gimignano 2 hotels
Siena Area 2 hotels
Tirrenia 2 hotels
Artimino 1 hotel
Forte Dei Marmi 1 hotel
San Donato in Collina 1 hotel
When to go to Tuscany
April to June and September to October are ideal, warm without the peak summer heat and crowds. July and August are hot, often above 30°C, and best spent on the coast. Florence is a year-round city break.
Getting there and getting around
Flights to Pisa take about two and a quarter hours. Transfers are 20 minutes to the coast and around an hour and a quarter to Florence. Fast, frequent trains link Pisa, Florence and Lucca; a car is best for the hill towns and Chianti.
Tuscany holiday FAQs
Where is the best place to stay in Tuscany?
Florence is best for art, food and a first visit. San Gimignano and Siena suit a countryside break, and Viareggio or Forte dei Marmi are best for the beach.
Which airport do you fly to for Tuscany?
Pisa, about two and a quarter hours from the UK. Florence is around an hour and a quarter from Pisa airport.
Can you combine Florence with a beach holiday?
Yes. The Versilia coast is about an hour and a quarter from Florence, so it is easy to split your stay between the city and the sea.
How many days do you need in Florence?
Three or four nights is enough to see the main sights at a relaxed pace, with time for a day trip to Siena or Pisa.
More holidays in Italy
Plan your Tuscany holiday
Tell a Travelisto Travel Designer when you want to go and who is travelling. We will come back with honest hotel recommendations and live prices, ATOL protected.