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Residenza Del Moro

Nowhere else but Florence could you hope to find a meticulously restored Renaissance-era villa turned, with a minimum of modern interference, into a small and swanky boutique hotel. The Residenza del Moro is central, on the west side of the city center, minutes from the Ponte Vecchio and everythi...

Santa Teresa Resort

Located on Pantelleria, a tiny Mediterranean island closer to Tunisia than it is to Sicily, the Santa Teresa Resort blends Italian and African styles. Sprawled out over a hundred-acre farm and vineyard, the Santa Teresa encompasses 18 bungalows, grouped in four small “villages,” each with its own...

St. George Roma

Rome offers up so much history that it’s sometimes hard for the traveler to remember that, antiquity aside, Rome is a completely current and connected city too. It’s a cosmopolitan town fueled more by academia and the film business than by industry, and top-rate hotels usually aim for grandiloque...

The Gray

While Milan may be the capital of Italian fashion, you would never have known it from its hotels — until recently, they have all come in two flavors: the over-the-top opulence of the palatial luxury hotels, and the carpeted blandness of the corporate chains. The Gray is representative of a new (n...

The Westin Excelsior

Finally the Excelsior’s long-overdue refurbishment is complete. Frankly it’s a hit-or-miss proposition when one of the world’s great grand hotels goes under the renovation knife. Will it wake up renewed, refreshed, but with personality intact? Or will it find all its character b...

The Westin Excelsior, Florence

If it’s the classic Florentine experience you’re after, you need look no further: this is the definitive downtown Florence grand hotel, a century-old palace on the banks of the Arno, the sort of place where the Presidential Suite is used by actual presidents. The Ponte Vecchio and the...

Town House Galleria

Forgive, if you will, the seven-star rating. In these days of rampant star inflation, it takes an outrageous claim like this to get the point across: simply that the Town House Galleria aims to exceed the standards set by Milan’s already-luxurious five-star hotels (just as the Burj Al-Arab ...

Townhouse 12

Sister to the Townhouse 31 in Via Goldoni, Townhouse 12 makes its home slightly to the north of the city center, on the Piazza Gerusalemme, one of the centers of Milan’s nightlife. This city is permanently abuzz with activity, and this neighborhood in particular stays busy into the night. ...

UNA Hotel Malpensa

One could be forgiven for sensing something boastful about the new UNA hotel, out in the countryside near Milan’s less convenient airport. Intentional or not, the message is clear: Milan is a city so fashionable that even its airport hotels are stylish enough to knock most towns’ city-center bout...

UNA Hotel Palace

Set in a restored hundred-year-old building in the Catania city center, in the shadow of Mount Etna on the east coast of Sicily, the UNA Hotel Palace is something of a departure — both for the city it calls home and for the UNA chain, whose hotels elsewhere in Italy are resolutely forward-looking...

UNA Hotel Tocq

As the design-hotel phenomenon marches on, its benefits begin to trickle downward — the kind of avant-garde sophistication that was once the purview of the most exclusive boutiques is now becoming more and more widespread. A decade ago a mid-priced chain like UNA might have played it safe, but no...

UNA Hotel Vittoria

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...

Villa D'este

Villa D’Este is one of the world’s most famous grand hotels, and deservedly so. This authentic neo-classical villa (built in 1568) has been a hotel for almost as long as the modern unified Republic of Italy has existed—the first guest checked in in 1873—and the transition from aristocratic reside...

Villa Del Sogno

There was a time, back before the invention of air travel, when the lakes of northern Italy were the favored destination for Europeans of means. And even now, the fact that the flight to the Maldives is quicker than the coach ride from Vienna to Lake Garda has done nothing to diminish the intrins...

Villa Fontelunga

Please note: There is a 2 night minimum stay requirement at Villa Fontelunga. Special packages require 3 night stays. Fontelunga opens March 28th and closes on the 8th of November.Villa Fontelunga is not at all the stereotypical Tuscan experience. This Padronale residence has been thorough...

Villa La Massa

This kind of haute-luxury Tuscan-villa experience can certainly stand on its own, and probably needs little selling anyway — but all the same, it would be unfair not to mention that the Villa La Massa happens to be a sister hotel to one of Italy’s best-loved luxury hotels, the famed Villa d’Este ...