Family Hotels with Spa & Wellness in Florence

Why families love Palazzo Portinari Salviati Residenza D'Epoca

We took our 8-year-old and a 12-kg cocker spaniel here for three nights. The room was on the second floor with hard floors, and the staff brought up a proper pet bed without asking. The lift is small but quick. Our son was fascinated by the 1500s frescoes in the lobby; the dog was content waiting at the porter's desk for ten minutes while we picked up the room key. Breakfast indoor only, but they pack a portion to take to the courtyard.

Why families love Hotel La Gemma

Hotel La Gemma surprised us. It is positioned as a couples' hotel but they have two-bedroom suites that work well for families of four, plus connecting rooms with the highest-quality cots we saw in Florence. Staff bring child-sized robes and slippers without being asked. The rooftop bar has a kids' menu until 7pm.

Why families love Four Seasons Hotel Firenze

This is the most expensive choice on the list, but it solves the Florence-with-kids problem more completely than anywhere else: a real garden, a real outdoor pool, and family suites that sleep four without feeling like a squeeze. The kids-club program runs in summer with art workshops aimed at the Uffizi crowd. Worth it for one or two big-occasion nights, not a week.

Why families love Eden Rock Resort

We brought our two kids (5 and 9) and our 14-kg whippet here for four nights. The villa setting is what sells it: the dog had a proper run in the gardens twice a day, and the kids used the pool while we took turns. Free shuttle into town runs five times a day, but a taxi to the Duomo is about 18 euros and ten minutes. Our whippet ate breakfast on the terrace with us, which made the early start much easier.

Why families love Hotel Spadai

The interconnecting room option is very useful for families with older babies who are starting to wake easily — parents in one room, baby and travel cot in the other with the door open. Soundproofing is genuine, you don't hear the Vespa noise from Via dei Martelli below. Breakfast is small but high-quality with eggs cooked to order and a coffee bar that brings warm milk for bottles. Location two minutes from Duomo means morning Duomo runs are easy.

Why families love The Moon Boutique Hotel & Spa

The Moon Boutique works for families who plan to use Florence as a launch point for Tuscany day-trips. The location near Cascine Park gives kids a daily green-space break, which the historic centre cannot offer. The shuttle service to the airport saves a stressful taxi morning. Spa is decent, treatments are properly priced, and the breakfast buffet runs late enough for jet-lagged families.

Why families love San Firenze Suites & Spa

San Firenze Suites & Spa is the value pick. You give up the rooftop view of more expensive options but get genuinely large family suites with a separate kids' bedroom for less than half the price of the 5-stars on this list. The vaulted-ceiling spa downstairs is small but well-run, and the staff happily babysit a sleeping baby in the lobby for short slots.

Why families love Portrait Firenze - Lungarno Collection

Portrait Firenze does in-suite massages by default and that single feature makes it the most family-realistic spa hotel in Florence. One parent gets a 90-minute treatment in the bedroom while the other parent reads in the living room with the kids. Family suites here are properly sized at 70 sqm with a separate child-friendly lounge.

Why families love Villa Nardi - Residenza D'Epoca

We chose this place specifically because it has a real garden and free parking, and it delivered on both. The walk into the centro storico is fifteen minutes downhill (and a sweaty climb back up; budget for the occasional taxi). Our 22-kg labrador had room to roam, the kids built a fort under the olive trees, and the family room had a proper sofa bed for the 6-year-old plus a king for us. Breakfast was indoor only but the pastries were exceptional.

Why families love Hotel L'Orologio Firenze - WTB Hotels

We stayed in a family room facing the internal courtyard and the baby slept through both nights without traffic noise (rare in central Florence). Free cot was set up before we arrived without needing to chase staff. Breakfast runs until 11 with warm milk and fresh fruit on demand — staff genuinely happy to help with bottles. The watch theme can feel a bit much in the lobby but it doesn't follow you into the rooms.

Why families love Hotel Milu Florence

The location on Via Tornabuoni means everything is walking distance and the Vespa noise is mostly day-time only. Rooms are tight if you need a cot plus a parent bed — book the deluxe room not the standard. Breakfast is excellent with proper hot options and the staff brought us heated bottles twice without making a fuss. Slightly cheaper than the comparable Spadai or San Firenze for similar quality.

Why families love Villa Cora

Villa Cora is a celebration-trip hotel rather than a regular family-week stay - the price tag pushes 1500 euros a night in July. Parents who do book it consistently mention the pool experience: it's quiet, has an actual lawn around it, and the staff bring kid-sized robes and pool snacks without prompting. The shuttle into the centre runs every 40 minutes during the day. Kids over six tend to love it; toddlers find the formal atmosphere a bit much.

Why families love Villa Neroli - Place of Charme

Villa Neroli works for families looking for villa-style pool access without the Bellosguardo price tag. The pool is modest but real, the gardens are leafy, and the staff are reliably warm with kids. Parents flag the limited shuttle schedule - it runs three times a day rather than continuously - so plan to taxi in once and shuttle out, or have the family driver arrange single transfers. Best for families with kids 5 and up who can pace a longer day.