Book Now Pay Later Hotels in Florence

Hotels in Florence span a wide spectrum, with over 1,800 properties available and nightly prices from $45 for budget stays to $700 for top-tier luxury. Travelers can book with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 100+ cryptocurrencies, or use Sezzle Pay in 4 interest-free installments, as well as PayPal Pay Later,making Florence more accessible than ever.

Florence attracts over 10 million visitors annually, drawn by Renaissance art, Tuscan cuisine, and walkable historic streets. The euro (EUR) remains stable, and booking in shoulder seasons (late March to early June, September to October) brings both pleasant weather and the lowest hotel rates. Booking early secures the best deals, especially for centrally located hotels.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Florence

Duomo

Duomo, the historic heart of Florence, surrounds the iconic Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, or Florence Cathedral. Visitors stay steps from the Baptistery, Giotto’s Campanile, and the bustling Piazza del Duomo. The area teems with trattorias like Trattoria Mario and shopping along Via de’ Calzaiuoli. Nightly rates for mid-range hotels run $130 to $250. Duomo is ideal for first-time visitors and culture seekers who want to walk to major sights. Santa Maria Novella train station is a 10-minute stroll, and local buses connect easily across the city.

Santa Croce

Santa Croce lies just east of the Duomo, known for the Basilica di Santa Croce, resting place of Michelangelo and Galileo. The square comes alive with local markets, artisan shops, and lively bars. Foodies flock to restaurants like La Buchetta Food & Wine and Trattoria Baldovino. Mid-range hotels here cost $110 to $210 per night. The neighborhood suits history lovers and travelers seeking a vibrant dining scene. Bus lines C1 and C3 link Santa Croce to the rest of Florence, and it’s a 15-minute walk to the core.

Oltrarno

South of the Arno River, Oltrarno is Florence’s bohemian quarter, famous for artisan workshops, vintage boutiques, and the Boboli Gardens. The neighborhood is home to the grand Palazzo Pitti and the panoramic Piazzale Michelangelo. Budget hotels range from $70 to $130 nightly. Oltrarno is best for art lovers and budget travelers wanting an authentic local experience. Buses D and 11 cross the river, and the city center is reachable by foot in 15 minutes.

San Lorenzo

San Lorenzo, north of the Duomo, buzzes with the Mercato Centrale food hall and San Lorenzo Market, a mecca for leather goods. The Medici Chapels and Basilica di San Lorenzo anchor this district. Hotels run $60 to $120 per night, making this a budget-friendly option for shoppers and families. It’s a short walk to the train station, and buses 1 and 6 provide easy connections across Florence.

Santo Spirito

Santo Spirito, west of Oltrarno, is famed for its nightlife, artisan studios, and the Renaissance Basilica di Santo Spirito. Young travelers mingle in lively bars surrounding Piazza Santo Spirito, and local favorites like Osteria Vini e Vecchi Sapori serve up authentic Tuscan fare. Hotels here average $100 to $180 per night. The area is perfect for those seeking an energetic vibe and late-night options. Bus lines 11 and C4 serve the neighborhood, and the Ponte Vecchio is just a 10-minute walk away.

Campo di Marte

Campo di Marte lies northeast of the city center and is home to Florence’s main sports stadium, Stadio Artemio Franchi. This residential area suits families and longer stays, with easy access to local parks and affordable trattorias. Budget hotels here cost $55 to $110 per night. Campo di Marte train station connects to Florence SMN and regional destinations, while buses 6 and 17 link directly to the center.

Average Hotel Prices in Florence by Season

Florence hotel prices fluctuate markedly with the seasons. Between March and June, and again in September and October, 3-star hotels average $115 to $145 per night, while 4-star hotels range from $175 to $210. These shoulder months offer the best blend of mild weather and moderate prices.

High season peaks from mid-June through August. During these summer months, 3-star hotel rates climb to $170 to $220 per night, and 4-star properties can reach $320 to $430. The city fills with tourists, and availability tightens, especially in the historic center.

The lowest prices occur from November to February, excluding the Christmas and New Year holidays. In winter, 3-star hotels drop to $65 to $90 per night, and 4-star options range from $110 to $135. Off-peak savings can reach up to 40 percent compared to June or July. Travelers visiting in January or early February secure the best deals but should expect cooler temperatures and shorter daylight hours.

For luxury properties, rates can soar to $700 per night in peak season, while winter can bring them down to $320 to $400. Early booking, especially for spring and fall, ensures access to Florence’s best properties at reasonable rates.

How to Book Hotels in Florence with Cryptocurrency

Booking a hotel in Florence with crypto is simple and secure on Travorio. Here’s how to do it in five steps:

Search for hotels in Florence using the Travorio hotel search. Filter by price, amenities, and location.

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Pay Later Hotels in Florence: Split Into 4 Payments

Florence hotels can be booked now and paid later thanks to Travorio’s flexible payment options. Sezzle lets you split your hotel booking into four payments: pay 25 percent today, then three equal biweekly installments. There’s no hard credit check and zero interest, so your credit score stays unaffected.

PayPal Pay Later is also available, offering flexible repayment terms directly through your PayPal account. Both options appear at checkout and require only a quick approval process.

These pay-later solutions make it easy to reserve your Florence hotel early and lock in the best rates, even during busy travel seasons. Check out the full list of pay later hotels in Florence for properties that accept Sezzle and PayPal Pay Later. Budget for your trip without stress, and manage your cash flow with certainty.

Getting to Florence: Flights and Transport

Florence Airport (Amerigo Vespucci, IATA: FLR) is the primary gateway to the city, located just 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) northwest of the historic center. The airport handles direct flights from major European hubs and seasonal routes from North America.

To reach downtown Florence, the T2 tram connects the airport to Santa Maria Novella station in 20 minutes for €1.70 (about $2). Taxis cost a fixed €22 ($24) plus luggage fees, and private transfers start around $45.

Average round-trip flight prices to Florence (FLR) from five major cities:

New York (JFK): $820

London (LHR): $250

Paris (CDG): $220

Toronto (YYZ): $730

Dubai (DXB): $510

Prices vary seasonally, with summer and holidays commanding higher fares. For more flight options, check Travorio flights.

Travelers can also consider Pisa International Airport (PSA), about 85 kilometers west of Florence. Pisa’s airport is linked to Florence by direct trains (1 hour, €9). For airport facilities and live flight updates, visit the Florence Airport official website.

Upon arrival, Florence’s compact center means most hotels are walkable from Santa Maria Novella train station. Regional trains and buses connect to Tuscan towns like Siena, Lucca, and Pisa.

Florence Travel Tips for 2026

Visa: US, UK, Canadian, and Australian citizens do not need a visa for short visits up to 90 days in Italy or the Schengen Area. Passports must be valid for at least three months beyond the date of planned departure. Official visa info is available from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Local transport: Florence has no metro, but an efficient network of ATAF buses and trams covers the city. Single tickets cost €1.70 ($2) and are valid for 90 minutes. Tickets are available at tabacchi shops, newsstands, or via the TABNET app. Day passes (24 hours) are €5 ($5.40). Most major sights are walkable, but buses link outlying neighborhoods like Campo di Marte and Oltrarno.

Tipping: Tipping is not expected in Florence. Most restaurants include a “coperto” (cover charge) of €2 to €3 per person. Rounding up the bill or leaving small change is appreciated but not mandatory. For exceptional service, 5 to 10 percent is generous.

Currency: The euro (EUR, code: EUR) is Italy’s official currency. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, and shops, but small trattorias and markets may prefer cash for purchases under €10. ATMs are plentiful in the city center. Currency exchange is available at banks and post offices.

Best time to visit: Late March to early June and September to October feature mild temperatures (16-26°C), fewer crowds, and lower hotel rates. July and August bring crowds and 30-34°C heat, while November to February is cool, quieter, and cheapest for accommodations. Booking hotels three to five months in advance secures better rates and room selection.

For more details on Florence and planning your trip, consult the official Florence tourism board. For booking hotels, flights, or pay-later options, browse Travorio’s Florence hotel listings and pay later hotels in Florence to secure your stay with your preferred payment method.