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Overview

This stunning 13th-century Medicean villa and estate sits majestically on the banks of the Arno River, surrounded by over twenty acres of lush gardens, lemon and olive groves. The hotel offers 51 unique and luxurious rooms spread across five classical Tuscan-style buildings, each offering a blend of classic sophistication and modern comfort. Guests can indulge in gourmet cuisine at the on-site restaurant, relax by the pool, or explore the nearby vineyards and charming villages. With its breathtaking scenery, impeccable service, and rich history, Villa La Massa provides an unforgettable experience for those seeking a taste of authentic Tuscan luxury.

Our Featured Offer

Florence Retreat

Villa La Massa

Florence, Italy

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Florence Retreat

  • Saving 10% on accommodation
  • Courtesy daily shuttle service from/to Florence city centre
  • Luxurious 5 Star hotel nestled in the heart of Tuscany
  • Medicean villa and estate sits majestically on the banks of the Arno River

7 night stay

From £3,139 per person

At a glance

  • Luxury Hotel
  • 5 Star
  • 51 rooms & suites

Experiences

Getting There

Approximate flight times

Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes from London

Time difference

GMT +1

Climate

The climate in Italy varies across its regions, with the lakes and mountains of the north markedly different to the Mediterranean climate in the south, and inland areas between the two falling somewhere in the middle. Winter temperatures tend to vary the most – freezing temperatures are not unusual further north in December to February, especially at altitude, but in Sicily average temperatures remain in the teens. Summers are hot all over the country with June to September comfortably in the twenties and thirties degrees Celsius and the months either side of that offering mild temperatures perfect for exploring in. Autumn is the rainiest season, followed by the winter and then early spring.