Lowest price over the last 30 days: € 105.00
Guests per room:
1 Adult
0 Children
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Exclusive for Tablet Plus members, every stay at UNA Hotel Vittoria automatically includes the following select privileges and/or amenities:
- Complimentary upgrade upon check-in, based on availability
- Complimentary continental breakfast for two
- Guaranteed 4pm check-out
- One complimentary glass of champagne or one cocktail, per guest, upon arrival
Florence’s UNA Hotel Vittoria is a masterpiece of ultra-modern hotel design, the handiwork of the improbably named Italian architect Fabio Novembre, and it’s a highly individual expression. If you turn up expecting yet another international-modern minimalist design hotel, you risk having your Zen sensibilities upset by Novembre’s rich Baroque vision.
Forget about white on white: these bedrooms are a dark fantasy, with walls covered in tiles of black leather or red felt, with tiny fiber-optic lights glowing like stars at the corners. Large flat-screen internet-enabled televisions hover over black Corian countertops, complete with bar-style stools, a departure from the traditional office desk, and the closets are adorned with murals depicting hanging clothes and rows of shoes. Of particular note are the colorful bathrooms, outfitted with Arne Jacobsen fixtures and set off from the guest room’s foyer by a translucent glass wall.
Novembre’s is the sort of postmodern aesthetic that readily admits historical influences — the hotel corridors, an often overlooked space, are an homage to Florence’s rich artistic tradition: each guest room’s door, with its gilded frame, is a full-length portrait of a different 16th-century Tuscan aristocrat.
Public spaces are no less adventurous, from the looping ring-shaped chairs in the lobby to the long S-shaped communal dining table in the restaurant, meant as a reference to the long tables shared by the residents of ancient Tuscan monasteries. From the reception desk to the hotel’s entrance a floral-printed composite mosaic loops over itself, acclimating guests with a gravity-defying shock from the cobbled courtyards of the historic San Frediano district into the Vittoria’s futuristic fantasy world.
The hotel’s location is unusual and a little further away from Ponte Vecchio than our other Florence selections. However, the quiet residential area will give you a sense of the real Florence which few visitors experience, and a walk towards the Ponte Vecchio - along the Arno - is a must.
UNA Hotel Vittoria
Via Pisana 59 - (GPS: Piazza Pier Vettori)
Florence, Italy
84 Rooms
Style: Cutting-Edge
Atmosphere: Happening
Reviews
There are 17 review(s) for actual stays at UNA Hotel Vittoria. View all 17 reviews.
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No dolce vita.
Stayed May 2009
I Liked
(this review might be slightly influenced by the fact that we arrived to the una vittoria after having stayed 5 days in the bulgari hotel in milan, which is run by ritz carlton) the una hotel vittoria is the perfect example how not to do it. chain hotel invests money into the "boutique hotel style" and unfortunately does not invest the time into training the personel up to a suitable standard. everything smells chain and corporate. the oh so friendly reception (oh mister poeschl, how was your trip) does neither remember you face nor your roomnumber 15 minutes later. the very praised restaurant did serve the worst grilled fish i ever had (overcooked and cold, the vegetables were microwaved leftovers) and eventhough i did not touch the fish explaining why, i was charged for the dish. if you want to play fancy hotel, then you better have a look at the rules. and maybe put the guest first and not a fancy look with no substance behinde.I Disliked
(this review might be slightly teinted by the fact that we arrived to the una vittoria after having stayed 5 days in the bulgari hotel in milan, which is run by ritz carlton) the una hotel vittoria is the perfect example how not to do it. chain hotel invests money into the "boutique hotel style" and unfortunately does not invest the time into training the personel up to a suitable standard. everything smells chain and corporate. the oh so friendly reception (oh mister poeschl, how was your trip) does neither remember you face nor your roomnumber 15 minutes later. the very praised restaurant did serve the worst grilled fish i ever had (overcooked and cold, the vegetables were microwaved leftovers) and eventhough i did not touch the fish explaining why, i was charged for the dish. if you want to play fancy hotel, then you better have a look at the rules. and maybe put the guest first and not a fancy look with no substance behinde.
loved Florence
Stayed May 2009
Overall rating: Good
I Liked
The hotel was clean, had a great breakfast, staff was very friendly and able to give good directions and recommendations for the area. They have a shuttle service to and from the train station that is very helpful.I Disliked
I realized later that I sent my VAT forms early (without the customs stamp) and I wish the receptionist at the hotel would have warned me when I gave the envelopes to her to send! I was out of a lot of $$ by not having those. I didn't know!
Una Vittoria
Stayed April 2009
Overall rating: Good
I Liked
Funky decor kept the mood light, great steaks coming out of the Kitchen, good bar atmosphereI Disliked
not really set up for office work...it was a little difficult to work at the "bar" table/office space in the room
WEEKEND IN FLORENCE
Stayed January 2009
Overall rating: Good
I Liked
Price and location. Breakfast is quite good with warm atmosphere. The bartender is excellent.I Disliked
The porters.188 user(s) found this review helpful
RY
Stayed December 2008
Overall rating: Good
I Liked
The style is modern, breakfast is good, even with white wine. Staff very friendly and helpfulI Disliked
Location is a bit odd and far from city centre247 user(s) found this review helpful
Amenities
- Car Rental Desk
- Casino
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Babysitting
- Bar
- Barber Shop
- Boutiques
- Business Center
- Business center
- Cable TV
- Coffee maker
- Concierge
- Conference facility
- Currency Exchange
- Doctor On Call
- Downhill Skiing
- Drugstore
- Fishing
- Florist
- Golf
- Guest Laundromat
- Hairdryer
- Handicap Facilities
- Handicap facilities
- In Room Movies
- International Direct Dial
- Kids friendly
- Lounge
- Maid Service
- Minibar
- Multi-lingual staff
- News Stand
- Non-smoking rooms
- Parking
- Pet friendly
- Porters
- Radio
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Safe
- Small pets allowed
- Smoke detectors
- Spa
- TV
- Telephone
- Temperature Control
- Valet parking
- Wake-up service
