Florence Airport (FLR) — not Pisa for a city hotel
Most city-break flights that mean Florence land at Florence Airport (FLR). Tram and taxi links reach the centre; partner searches should mean FLR — confirm the code on the ticket.
Pisa (PSA) sits a transfer away. It can make sense on some low-cost calendars if you accept the hop. It is a poor match for a late arrival into a Duomo walk-up.
Non-stop from Europe versus a connection
From the UK and much of western Europe, Florence is often a non-stop or a simple one-stop. A stopover via Rome can work if you are combining cities by train rather than air.
Airlines on this route
Vueling, British Airways, easyJet and other European carriers commonly appear. Prefer FLR unless Pisa plus transfer is deliberate.
Season and the last mile
Demand spikes around Easter, summer and major exhibitions. Shoulder months often soften outside school holidays. Tram T2 and taxis cover most centro hotels — late arrivals favour a clear neighbourhood drop-off.
Then use the Florence stays guide. Confirm FLR before you lock a non-refundable room.