Family-Friendly Review of Portrait Firenze

Portrait Firenze

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Great for Ages:

Multi-Generational
Category

Hotel
Location

City
Standard

Luxurious
Style

Boutique

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ADDRESS:

Lungarno Acciaiuoli 4 Florence, 50123 Italy

LOCAL EXCURSIONS

Siena
Lucca
Pisa
Tuscan Coast
Chianti villages

Hotel with In-Room Kitchens

Favorite Features

Baby Ready: Crib and highchair available
Toddler Fun: Kitchenette facilities for easy meals/snacks
School Age Action: Near age-appropriate sights and activities
Cool For Teens: Near age-appropriate sights and activities
Apartment amenities paired with hotel services
Modern and upscale interior design
Wonderful views from Arno-facing rooms
Central location for Florence sightseeing

Families Should Know

Suites have either Arno River or courtyard views
Limited onsite amenities and services, guests can use facilities at adjacent sister properties
Family Suites available
No parking lot but valet available for a fee
Babysitting starts at 20€ per hour

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The Ferragamo family owns the Portrait Firenze. This boutique all-suite hotel offers seven Family Suites with a master bedroom and separate living room that converts into a second bedroom at night. Suites also offer kitchenette facilities for easy meals and snacks, making the Portrait Firenze an ideal apartment-style home-base for families visiting Florence. Some suites have fantastic views of the Arno River and Ponte Vecchio. Personalized services are offered to guests — the idea is for it to feel more like a private residence than a hotel. The location is unbeatable for easy sightseeing. The Caffè dell’Oro has stunning views and is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are limited onsite facilities beyond the restaurant, reception, and accommodations, but guests have access to facilities at the nearby sister properties.