Il Salviatino
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Il Salviatino

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© Il Salviatino

After Epiphany Florence has its quietest and cheapest stretch of the year, with crisp clear days, the Uffizi and the Accademia without the lines, and the city's great hotels at their softest rates until Holy Week.

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for Oct 25–27 '26 · 3 nights
Superior Room
$742/night
peak $1,029
28% below peak
$2,226 for 3 nights
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Deluxe Room
$844/night
peak $1,172
28% below peak
$2,532 for 3 nights
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Deluxe Room Dome View
Oct 25–27 '26
$966/night
peak $1,330
27% below peak
$2,898 for 3 nights
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Junior Suite
$1,109/night
peak $1,510
27% below peak
$3,327 for 3 nights
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Junior Suite Dome View
$1,302/night
peak $1,740
25% below peak
$3,906 for 3 nights
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Rates shown are per night for the entry room in this window; final price and room are confirmed on the booking partner’s site for your exact dates.

When to go to Il Salviatino

Our pick
January to March and November to Decemberfrom $707

After Epiphany Florence has its quietest and cheapest stretch of the year, with crisp clear days, the Uffizi and the Accademia without the lines, and the city's great hotels at their softest rates until Holy Week.

Cheapest
Novemberfrom $707

About 31% below its typical peak.

Avoid
August

August brings the year's worst heat to the Arno basin, and around Ferragosto much of the city's restaurant and workshop scene closes for the summer break, so a cheaper room buys a hotter, half-shuttered city.

The hotel, up close

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What Sets It Apart

A Bardi family villa on the Fiesole hillside, frescoed in the 16th century, Florence below

Rates by Month

tracked daily · same room
MonthFrom, per nightTemperature °F
January—53° / 38°
February—57° / 40°
March$74262° / 42°
April$79268° / 47°
May$81974° / 55°
June$1,02784° / 62°
July$82391° / 67°
August$77891° / 67°
September$81981° / 60°
October$73572° / 54°
November$70761° / 47°
December—55° / 41°

Rates appear where our daily tracking covers them and are for an entry room, confirmed with the booking partner. Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information 2026.

Common questions about Il Salviatino

When is the best time to visit Il Salviatino?

The best months to visit Il Salviatino are January to March and November to December. After Epiphany Florence has its quietest and cheapest stretch of the year, with crisp clear days, the Uffizi and the Accademia without the lines, and the city's great hotels at their softest rates until Holy Week. Late autumn empties the city after the October rush, with new olive oil and white truffles on every menu and rates sliding until the Christmas crowds arrive.

What makes Il Salviatino special?

A villa on the Fiesole hillside above Florence, rebuilt by the Bardi family in the 15th century and frescoed for Alamanno Salviati in the 16th — Italian gardens step down toward the city below.

What is the cheapest month to stay at Il Salviatino?

Based on daily rate tracking of the same room, the lowest rates at Il Salviatino are in November, from $707 per night, about 31% below its typical peak of $1,029.

How much does Il Salviatino cost per night?

Rates for the Superior Room at Il Salviatino range from $707 (November) to $1,027 (June) in the months we currently track, and typical peak-season rates run around $1,029. Final prices are confirmed with the booking partner.

When is the worst time to visit Il Salviatino?

The month to avoid at Il Salviatino is August. August brings the year's worst heat to the Arno basin, and around Ferragosto much of the city's restaurant and workshop scene closes for the summer break, so a cheaper room buys a hotter, half-shuttered city.

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