Palazzo Portinari Salviati: A Renaissance Palace and a Michelin Star

Palazzo Portinari Salviati is one of the most significant historic buildings to become a hotel in Florence, a restored Renaissance palace on Via del Corso that was once home to the Portinari family, including Beatrice, Dante's muse. Its frescoed courtyards and grand salons make a stay here a journey into the city's history.

The dining is led by a celebrated name. Atto di Vito Mollica holds a Michelin star, combining heart, tradition and Florentine heritage in chef Vito Mollica's tasting menus; the Salotto Portinari bar and bistrot handles all-day dining; and the intimate Eye Cocktail Bar offers refined mixology.

For a historic, gastronomic Florence stay, Palazzo Portinari Salviati is a standout.

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