History

Elegance, style and comfort since 1800

The Grand Hotel Palazzo Livorno will take you back in time by making you relive the charm of royal holidays and the Belle Epoque. Located on the ancient Via del Passeggio, behind the legendary Terrazza Mascagni, the hotel offers elegant rooms and suites overlooking the Tuscan Archipelago or the Italian gardens. Finally, a refined cuisine and the elegant SPA to grant you unforgettable moments of gourmet and relaxation.

The meeting spaces, the American bar on the roof and the gym frame the offer of one of the most beautiful hotels in the world .

Thanks to the size and quality of the furnishings inside, the Hotel has been used as a set for numerous film productions : from "Hearts on the sea" (1949) to "13dici a tavola" (2003) or "For this night "(1977) ..

Some of our most famous guests

Margherita di Savoia

It is said that among the hotel's illustrious guests there were also royalty such as King Umberto I and Queen Margherita of Savoy.

Guglielmo Marconi

The small towers that characterize the top of the hotel hosted Guglielmo Marconi who carried out some experiments on the telegraph in these rooms.

Giancarlo Giannini

Thanks to the size and variety of furnishings inside, the Hotel has been used as a set for numerous film productions: from "Hearts on the sea" (1949) to "13dici a tavola" (2003) and "For this night" (1977).

Pietro Mascagni

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the Master stayed during his usual trips to the city on his return from Rome. Not just a holiday resort, but one of composition and inspiration, with real concerts that the Maestro at the piano held in the halls and in the garden of the hotel.

Tazio Nuvolari

Famous is the photo that portrays him at the hotel entrance shaking hands with Enzo Ferrari, which marks the peace between the two interpreters of world motoring.

Dalai Lama

Distinguished guest of the present day, he spends three days in June 2014 giving lectures and conferences at the Modigliani Forum.