Amazing place, great staff, breakfast to die for and our suite (Acova) was absolutely stunning - frescoed ceilings, massive jacuzzi bath, and the biggest most comfortable bed. Stayed here for our 9th Anniversary and loved it - incredibly romantic, and just steps from the best restaurants and shopping streets in Florence. Some very picky travelers (who are probably best sticking... More

This was our 3rd stay at the Residenza del Moro, as we visit Florence frequently. It was the first time we brought family and had a wonderful time. A refurbished old palace, the hotel has amazing frescoes and a gorgeous rooftop patio. The hotel is within walking distance of everything you would want to do near the center of town.... More

A stay in the Residenza del Moro is like stepping back in time to the Renaissance. We stayed in the Affreschi room, which, as the name suggests, was adorned with beautiful frescoes together with a four poster bed and period furniture. In fact, at times it felt like we were sleeping in a stately home and the caretaker had locked... More

Traveled through Italy last Summer, Florence was my favorite. This hotel is tucked away quietly but located centrally in Florence. You are close to everything! Walk down to Giovanni's, which is on the same street. You will experience authentic Italian food and hospitality. I'm going back in 2012 and making my travel plans to go back to this place. The... More

We stayed in the Gli Affresco room in May for 6 nights. It was a delightful experience! We were charmed by the spacious, spotlessly clean rooms and the lovely terrace, and the staff was excellent. Most notably was the customer service offered by Carmen, who went one step above at all times to make our stay more pleasant. She seems... More

We stayed here only one night but wised we had stayed longer. The staff upgraded us to a suite (the Del Moro Suite) which was absolutely beautiful. We had some wine in the garden in the afternoon, enjoyed the breakfast, the staff were wonderful. Couldnt have been more pleased! More

I’ve stayed at the Residenza del Moro at the beginning of my tour of Northern Tuscany and it was a perfect, mood-setting start. I’ve got a Marchese Suite and it is really palatial, with a very high ceiling usual for the piano nobile, the first floor where all the ballrooms, halls and other public areas are usually situated. Next morning... More

We arrived at the Residenza del Moro and at first glance, it is just what I had hoped it would be, an authentic palace turned "hotel" with charm and local flair. Check in was quick and easy and we were shown to our suite which was the "Limonaia." Although this was supposed to be a suite, with a separate room... More

My partner and I stayed at the Residenza del Moro for three nights. Beside the fact that the ancient building is very charming there is no point to stay at this place since the service Residenza del Moro can offer to its guests is very poor. We were in a - supposed - very nice room, the Limonaia. The bathroom... More