OFFICIAL CATEGORY: 5 Star MICHELIN Key: NO HOTEL WEBSITE: https://hotelbernini.duetorrihotels.com/en HOTEL OPENING DATE: 1986 LQA INSPECTION: NO LAST REFURBISHMENT YEAR: 2026 TOTAL HOTEL INVENTORY: 73 Rooms: 61 Suites: 4 Villas: 0 NUMBER OF CONNECTING ROOM: 8 SIZE OF THE SMALLEST ROOM: 16 metres SIZE OF THE SMALLEST SUITE: 45 NAME SIZE NUMBER OF BEDROOMS FOR THE BIGGEST SUITE: 1 bedroom of 55 metres NUMBER of RESTAURANTS: 1 restaurant " La Chiostrina" NUMBER of BARS: 1 SWIMMING POOL OUTDOOR: NO SWIMMING POOL INDOOR: NO SPA: NO FITNESS CLUB/GYM: NO STANDARD VIP AMENITIES FOR ROOMS: chocolate STANDARD VIP AMENITIES FOR SUITES: depends: chocolate, fruit or sparkling wine HOTELS AFFILIATION: Preferred Hotels & Resorts CONCIERGE WITH GOLDEN KEY: YES Quantity: 2 Name and Surname: Alessandro Becattini/ Lorenzo Illiberi Contact email: conciergebernini@duetorrihotels.com TOP 5 USPs: Prime Location – Heart of Florence Exclusive Concierge Service – Les Clefs d'Or Sala Parlamento – A Room with a Story- The breakfast room, known as Sala Parlamento, preserves a fascinating historical identity: it was once a meeting place for members of Parliament. La Chiostrina Restaurant – A Historic Setting- An exclusive dining experience in a charming 16th-century loggia, where history and gastronomy come together. Rooms with a View – Florence Cathedral - Selected rooms offer breathtaking views of Florence's iconic Duomo, providing guests with an unforgettable Florentine experience.
Additional comments: The Hotel Bernini Palace, a prestigious five-star hotel in the heart of Florence, is a 15th-century palazzo a stone's throw from Piazza della Signoria and the Uffizi Gallery.
Overlooking the Palazzo Vecchio and near the banks of the Arno, it is based in one of the most representative settings in the city. Over the course of its history, it has borne witness to events like those which led Florence to become the capital of the Kingdom of Italy from 1865 to 1870.
Frequented by parliamentarians and other important figures, it was a place of political meet-ups and debate, a past which lives on today in the circular frescoes which decorate the Sala Parlamento, that now hosts guests for breakfast.