A distinctive presence on the Italian scene, Lungarno Collection has luxury addresses in Florence and Rome. Owned by the Ferragamo family, whose intentions were to transmit the sophisticated elegance of the fashion house, bringing to each property its own personality: the flawless style of the Lungarno Apartments, the nautic feeling like floating on the River Arno of the Hotel Lungarno,the minimal design of the Continentale, that unique blend of contemporary design and innate glamour of the 1950s of the Portrait Firenze and Portrait Roma, the sexy, smART and fun flair with an exotic twist of Gallery Hotel Art.

The Lungarno Apartments in Florence is the ideal solution for all those who want the privacy of a home without giving up the conveniences of a luxury hotel. This stunning home away from home enjoys a unique location while exuding exquisite style. Perfect for those who want a romantic getaway, extended stay or enjoy a family vacation in the heart of Florence without having to give up our five star luxuries of the adjacent Hotel Lungarno. All guests can take advantage of Hotel Lungarno’s services, including gourmet cuisine from the 1 Michelin star Borgo San Jacopo restaurant, the italian dining and aperitivo at the Picteau Bistrot & Bar, 24-hour concierge, cleaning, and upon request - limousine and laundry service.

Located in the historic district of Oltrarno, the Lungarno Apartments City View offer are just a few steps away from the Ponte Vecchio. The Florentine "rive gauche", its characteristic alleys, is the ideal place to get lost. In fact, the Oltrarno is historically the district of the historic arts and crafts as the street names recall. Today it is a place renowned as the center of Florentine nightlife par excellence and offers the possibility of discovering antique shops and ateliers of local artists and makers. The places of art not to be missed: Palazzo Pitti and the beautiful Italian garden of Boboli, The church of Santo Spirito, an important example of Renaissance architecture which preserves the wooden crucifix by Michelangelo. Crossing the Ponte Vecchio in a few minutes on foot you can reach the Uffizi museum, the Palazzo della Signoria, the Duomo and the Baptistery.