A Culinary Journey Through Incredible Italy
Trip highlights
- Enjoy a private truffle hunt in Piedmont
- Recreate regional specialties in Bologna
- Cycle through the Chianti countryside for a scenic experience
- Explore the history and architecture of Florence and Rome
- Visit a pasta factory on the Amalfi Coast
- Go on a mozzarella and limoncello tasting session
Bespoke trips with Jacada
We design one-of-a-kind journeys incorporating luxury in all its forms. Our bespoke trips include:
- Luxury accommodation throughout
- Privately guided tours
- Private transfers
- Meticulously selected experiences
- Expertise and support from your Jacada Concierge
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- Days 1-2 Milan
- Days 2-4 Piedmont
- Days 4-6 Bologna
- Days 6-9 Florence
- Days 9-11 Rome
- Days 11-14 The Amalfi Coast
- Days 1-2 Milan
- Days 2-4 Piedmont
- Days 4-6 Bologna
- Days 6-9 Florence
- Days 9-11 Rome
- Days 11-14 The Amalfi Coast
Itinerary in detail
Every Jacada trip is tailored to your personal preferences and interests. Below you’ll find a sample itinerary to inspire your own custom-designed journey.
An introduction to Milan
Your luxury trip starts with one night in Milan, the vibrant heart of northern Italy. Renowned as a global capital of design and style, Milan boasts iconic landmarks such as the majestic Gothic cathedral, Duomo di Milano and the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a historic shopping arcade. The city pulses with life along its bustling streets lined with chic boutiques, trendy cafes, and world-class restaurants. You’ll have our recommendations for sightseeing and restaurant recommendations and we’ll arrange specialist private excursions.
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A private guided tour of Milan with The Last Supper
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Set off on an exclusive journey through Milan’s highlights. Marvel at the majestic Gothic cathedral, explore the iconic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and indulge in luxury shopping along Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga. Visit La Scala Theatre and Castello Sforzesco before admiring Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, the Last Supper, in an intimate setting.
Where you could stay
Milan
Overview
Neither French, as its name might suggest, nor typically Milanese with its overtly playful design, the Château Monfort is truly unique in both its interiors and ethos.
Located in the heart of the city, the hotel is housed within an early 20th-century art nouveau building, and draws its inspiration from the world of fairytales and opera. Pastel colors adorn the walls of the 77 rooms, enhanced by floral patterns and butterflies, mosaics on the floors, mirrors and princely alcoves.
Downstairs you’ll find the exceptional glass-domed Lounge Bar Mezzanotte – the perfect spot to sip a Milanese aperitivo. The magnificent Rubacuori Restaurant is split into three unique rooms, including a room of mirrors and of ceramic animal head trophies, and specialises in modern Italian cuisine. Underneath it all is the Cella di Bacco, an inmate setting for an informal meal of cold cuts, cheese and fine wines.
The Château Montfort also has its own spa – the Amore & Psiche Spa – an exclusive refuge with a sauna, Turkish bath and swimming pool.
→ Find out moreTwo nights in Piedmont
Renowned worldwide for its prestigious wines, including Barolo and Barbaresco, this region is a haven for wine enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. The rolling hills of Langhe and Roero, dotted with picturesque vineyards and medieval villages, offer a captivating backdrop for leisurely strolls and wine tastings. Piedmont‘s culinary tradition is equally impressive, with mouthwatering dishes such as agnolotti, bagna cauda, and the iconic truffle delicacies showcasing the region’s gastronomic prowess. Beyond its culinary delights, Piedmont boasts a wealth of historical and architectural treasures, from the royal residences of Turin, the regional capital, to the stunning Sacri Monti pilgrimage sites nestled amidst the tranquil Alpine foothills.
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Regional delicacies
Truffle
Wine
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Private truffle hunt
Led by expert truffle hunters and their faithful canine companions, you’ll venture into the region’s pristine forests in search of these elusive culinary treasures.
Learn about the intricate art of truffle hunting, passed down through generations, as you witness the remarkable bond between hunter and dog.
With each successful find, you’ll delight in the rare and exquisite flavours of freshly unearthed truffles, a true testament to Piedmont’s gastronomic excellence.
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Wine tour in the Langhe region
On this exclusive wine tour and tasting experience, we invite you to explore the breathtaking landscapes that have produced some of Italy’s most esteemed wines.
Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, you’ll wander through rolling hills adorned with vineyards, soaking in panoramic views of the charming countryside. Delve into the rich history and craftsmanship behind renowned varietals such as Barolo, Barbaresco, and Barbera as you visit esteemed wineries nestled amidst the tranquil scenery. Immerse yourself in the art of winemaking with guided tours of cellar facilities, where you’ll gain insight into the meticulous process from grape to bottle.
Then, indulge in expertly curated tastings, where each glass unveils the distinctive terroir and complex flavours of the Langhe’s finest wines.
Where you could stay
Piedmont
Overview
In the hills of Piedmont’s Langhe region, close to the historic town of Alba, the Villa d’Amelia is a masterfully renovated 19th century country retreat surrounded by hazelnut groves, vineyards and green woodland.
37 rooms and suites are refined and contemporary in style, complementing the building’s classic flair. The exclusive San Luigi Suite that sits in the estate’s old Chapel, and the two suites overlooking the Alps, are the pick of the bunch.
The Villa d’Amelia’s restaurant, Damiano Nigro, has been awarded a Michelin star with meals a modern celebration of the region’s gastronomic history. The DaMà restaurant is a combination of traditional Italian cuisine and experimentation, with particular attention paid to researching top quality raw ingredients, mostly local and seasonal. There is also a wonderful wine cellar carved out of a deconsecrated chapel in the hotel’s courtyard.
A bar, outdoor swimming pool, wellness centre with a sauna, and blooming gardens round out the hotel’s grounds.
It’s a perfect starting point to discover hundreds of wineries in the region, famed for its Barolo reds amongst other, as well as Langa’s incredible food, home to the Alba White Truffle, a high number of Michelin starred restaurants and the birthplace of the slow food movement. You can also work up an appetite with biking and trekking tours, visits to local historical sites or roam the hills astride a Vespa.
→ Find out moreTwo nights in Bologna
Bologna, the esteemed capital of Emilia-Romagna, boasts the distinction of hosting the world’s oldest university and showcases breathtaking medieval architecture alongside delectable cuisine. Renowned for its vibrant culture and liberal atmosphere, this city stands as a formidable contender in Italy. Its strategic position makes it an ideal starting point for delving into the culinary delights of the surrounding region. Immerse yourself in medieval markets and architecture, ascend the iconic towers, indulge in savory hams, cheeses and classic Bolognese dishes, stroll beneath the city’s myriad porticoes and explore captivating museums.
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On the menu
Parma ham factory
Cooking class
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Visit to a Parma ham factory
Step into the heart of Parma’s culinary heritage with an exclusive visit to a renowned Parma ham factory.
Guided by expert artisans, you’ll embark on a captivating journey through the centuries-old tradition of crafting this iconic delicacy.
Witness the meticulous process firsthand as you explore the production facilities, from the initial salting and curing stages to the final aging in cool, controlled environments.
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A cooking class experience in Bologna
Immerse yourself in the culinary wonders of Bologna’s historic university quarter with this ‘Cucina Italiana’ experience.
Led by professional chef, a passionate Bolognese native, you’ll explore the vibrant medieval markets, hand-selecting the freshest ingredients for your menu just as locals have done for centuries.
With your chef’s expert guidance, you’ll craft fresh handmade pasta and tantalising regional specialties, culminating in a memorable feast shared among newfound friends.
Where you could stay
Emilia Romagna
Overview
A classic and elegant hotel enjoying a fantastic central location just steps from Piazza Maggiore and the Due Torri, Grand Hotel Majestic is one of the most celebrated hotels in the city. With origins dating from the 18th century, the building has hosted this magnificent hotel for over 100 years and is considered an institution of the city.
Consisting of 106 guest rooms, all elegantly decorated and furnished in keeping with the hotel’s artistic style, guests will enjoy a blend of typical Italian style reinforced by modern comfort, as well as lovely city views. A range of newer junior suites and deluxe rooms offer something a little bit different with their classic 18th-century French decor.
Guests will benefit further from the superb dining on offer at the Grand Hotel Majestic, beginning with the famed I Carracci Restaurant. Set in a magnificent hall adorned with frescoes, this is the place to sample traditional cuisine of the Emilia-Romagna region, all whilst seated below artistic beauty. Fine food and wine can also be enjoyed at the new Enoteco Morandi wine cellar eatery, with its rustic menu, while Café Marinetti is the place to begin the evening, with an aperitif in hand.
For a touch of rejuvenation between days exploring medieval architecture and sampling mouth-watering cuisine, the hotel’s health and wellness centre is an oasis of relaxation. Featuring a Turkish bath, sauna, emotional shower with chromotherapy and an intimate relaxing area, this is a haven of wellbeing.
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Overview
Hotel Corona d’Oro is located in the heart of Bologna, just a stone’s throw from the city’s famous two towers, Neptune’s Fountain and it many piazzas.
The building dates from the 13th century and was once in the hands of the powerful Azzoguidi family. Many of its original features have been maintained, such as the medieval portico on the outside and pannelled ceilings covered in renaissance frescos.
There are just 40 rooms, classic and elegant in design with parquet flooring and luxe fabrics. Some have small balconies with views out over the city.
The beautiful lounge sits under a glass ceiling, flooding the area with light and it’s the perfect space to unwind with the papers and a cup of coffee.
→ Find out moreA visit to the Ferrari Museo Maranello
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Departing from the historic streets of Bologna, you’ll traverse the scenic countryside of Emilia-Romagna, en route to the birthplace of one of the world’s most revered automotive brands.
Upon arrival at the Ferrari Museo Maranello, immerse yourself in the prestigious legacy of Ferrari as you explore a captivating collection of iconic cars, innovative exhibits, and interactive displays.
Get up close to legendary models, marvel at the engineering mastery behind each vehicle, and uncover the rich history of Ferrari’s unparalleled success in motorsport and beyond.
Three nights in Florence
Nestled amidst the picturesque Tuscan landscape, Florence stands as a captivating hub of history and charm in Europe. Its grand piazzas and palazzos have played a pivotal role in shaping modern Western consciousness. Within the historical centre, a treasure trove of the world’s finest Renaissance artworks and sculptures awaits, inviting exploration on foot. While this area can be traversed in under an hour, immersing oneself in its richness would undoubtedly require much more time.
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Make it mine
In the city
In the countryside
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A classical walking tour
Delve into Florence’s rich Renaissance heritage on a guided walking tour of its historic centre.
Marvel at Michelangelo’s iconic masterpiece, David, housed in the Accademia Gallery. Admire the majestic Duomo, featuring Brunelleschi’s magnificent dome, as well as the nearby Giotto’s Campanile and Ghiberti’s enchanting ‘Gates of Paradise’ at the Baptistry.
Stroll through the Piazza della Signoria, a hub of Florentine politics, adorned with captivating outdoor sculptures.
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Cycle through the Chianti countryside
Embark on a scenic bike ride through the picturesque Chianti countryside, an ideal way to soak in the stunning landscapes.
Equipped with 21-speed mountain bikes, helmets and water bottles, you’ll journey through winding roads flanked by cypress trees, with verdant hills rolling by.
Explore local churches and medieval villages along the way and indulge in a wine tasting at a renowned winery.
Conclude your adventure with a sumptuous Tuscan meal, savoring the flavors of the region.
Gelato tasting
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Led by knowledgeable guides, this tour offers a delectable exploration of one of Florence’s finest gelaterias, where each scoop tells a story of tradition, innovation, and unparalleled flavor. You’ll learn about the meticulous process of crafting gelato from fresh, high-quality ingredients and discover the secrets behind achieving the perfect texture and flavor balance. Sample a variety of classic and inventive flavours, from creamy pistachio to tangy lemon sorbet, as you savour each spoonful with delight.
Where you could stay
Florence
Overview
The Hotel Savoy could not be more centrally located if it tried, located on Florence’s Piazza della Repubblica, next to the Duomo, with all the famous attractions of the city within walking distance.
Interiors are the work of designer Olga Polizzi, combining sleek and contemporary Italian with the building’s historic form, along with some more playful touches throughout. There are 88 rooms and 14 suites, including the two bedroom Repubblica Suite and its spectacular view over the square, and the Brunelleschi and Signoria suites that each enjoy private steam rooms.
Hotel Savoy’s restaurant, Irene, is overseen by renowned chef Fulvio Pierangelini and offers authentic flavours using local seasonal products, with some light and healthy reinventions of Tuscan classics. During warmer months, guests can enjoy al fresco dining on the terrace and soak up the atmosphere.
→ Find out moreFlorence
Overview
Along the banks of the River Arno on a pedestrianised piazza, is the St. Regis Florence, a historic palace designed by Brunelleschi.
The hotel’s 80 rooms and 19 suites are decorated in elegant Medici, Fiorentino or Renaissance style. Some feature adorned coffered ceilings, wall frescoes and 15th-century artwork. Florence is a city of true beauty and you’ll enjoy views of the city, courtyard or the River Arno from your opulent room.
Indulging in the local food is the highlight of any trip to Italy and the hotel’s Restaurant, Winter Garden by Caino, has been awarded a Michelin star for its innovative cuisine. The excellent food is matched by its surroundings and the high glass ceilings and dramatic chandelier give the room plenty of old-world charm.
The Regis Bar is located in the arches of the restaurant and the perfect place to relax with an espresso or cocktail. If grapes are more your thing, the cellar houses more than 300 prestigious labels from Italy and further afield.
For when you want to relax and unwind, head to the hotel spa or fitness centre or get out and discover the beautiful city of Florence which is right on your doorstep.
→ Find out moreTwo nights in Rome
Rome, the capital and largest city of Italy, requires no introduction. It stands as one of the most historically significant places globally, showcasing glorious reminders of its illustrious past, spanning from ancient Roman marvels to Renaissance masterpieces. However, Rome’s cosmopolitan streets also embrace the present moment, pulsating with excitement and forward-thinking energy as ever
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Make it mine
In the kitchen
In the city
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Your pizza-making workshop
Immerse yourself in the art of authentic Italian pizza-making during this workshop.
Led by a seasoned pizza maker, you’ll learn the ins and outs of crafting the perfect pie.
From kneading the dough to selecting and preparing the toppings, you’ll have hands-on experience every step of the way.
And the best part? You’ll get to savour your delicious creation fresh from the oven.
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A tour of Ancient Rome
Explore the Roman Forum, a historic hub of civic activity hosting triumphal processions, elections, speeches and trials for centuries.
Next, stroll along the Via Sacra to the Palatine Hill, an ancient area offering stunning views of the Circus Maximus, an ancient chariot racing stadium.
Finally, venture into the awe-inspiring Colosseum, a masterpiece of Roman architecture and engineering, with a seating capacity of up to 50,000 spectators.
Where you could stay
Rome
Overview
Built the late 19th century, this grandiose villa has stayed with the Trivelli family ever since, through hosting meetings of the National Council of Italian Women, high society gathering of Counts and Countess to being the residence of Piero Trivelli, a sensitive writer and refined poet. In 2004, son of Count Piero decided to convert the historic residence into the fabulous boutique hotel of today.
Communal areas are full of antiques and art, the library is listed and lounge areas steeped in a dark wood, old world luxury. Outside are peaceful formal gardens that form a walled oasis away from the Rome’s bustle.
Overlooking the greenery are just 12 rooms, warm and welcoming, with subtle modern touches enhancing the historic charm of the original features. Large beds are clad in Fiandra linen sheets and alpaca or cashmere throws. Bathrooms are spacious and lined in marble, and all have baths as well as showers. Well-stocked minibars are complimentary.
On the other side of the garden are two Garden Suites and a large apartment ideal for families, small groups or those seeking privacy.
Breakfast is a vast spread and afternoon tea is served by the fireplace, whilst dinners can be arranged in the garden during summer months. There is also a wonderful spa and health centre offering restorative wellness therapies.
Centrally located between the Via Nazionale and the Quirinal Palace, the Colosseum is a 15 minute walk away, the Trevi Fountain half that, and many of the city’s best restaurants are just around the corner.
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Highlights
- 91 rooms and 31 suites
- Le Jardin de Russie restaurant
- Stravinskij Bar
- De Russie Spa
- Fitness centre
Overview
Once hosting aristocratic travellers, Russian royalty and renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso and Jean Cocteau, a half century hiatus as an office building ended with a glorious restoration and re-establishment of this Roman icon.
The Hotel de Russie lies between the Spanish Steps and Piazza del Popolo on the Via del Babuino, within easy walking distance of Rome’s main attractions, fashion houses and Via Condotti. Though surrounded by the ceaseless buzz of the city, behind the hotel’s unassuming frontage, is a soothing tranquility – both in design and ambiance – and vast private 18th century terraced gardens, a rare oasis away from it all.
122 rooms and suites are thoroughly up to date amenity wise, complete with Bisazza mosaic and Carrara marble in the bathrooms. Some feature private terraces and many rooms have views over Rome, Piazza del Popolo or the garden.
The Stravinskij Bar is renowned for its apertivos, while Le Jardin de Russie and its chef, two-Michelin-star chef Fulvio Pierangelini, serve up simple yet refined dishes Mediterranean dishes in one a most romantic of settings. Furthering the Hotel de Russie urban oasis credentials is the De Russie Spa, one of Rome’s best health clubs.
→ Find out moreA pause in Pompeii
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A trip to Pompeii offers a remarkable glimpse into ancient Rome, akin to traveling back in time. In 79 AD, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius froze the city in time, with plaster casts of preserved bodies serving as poignant reminders of its tragic fate. Excavations, ongoing since the 18th century, continue to unveil the city’s secrets.
Walking through Pompeii’s Forum, you’ll be struck by the grandeur of Roman architecture, which dwarfs later historical sites. Explore Roman streets, taverns, and opulent villas adorned with frescoes and mosaics, including a mosaic doormat with a warning about the resident dog. Even political graffiti adorns some walls, offering insight into ancient life. The baths, central heating systems, and tranquil courtyard fountains evoke a sense of comfort and luxury, making it easy to imagine life in Pompeii.
Three nights on the Amalfi Coast
Draped along the cliffs on the southern side of the Sorrento Peninsula, between Salerno and the city of Sorrento, the Amalfi Coast is one of the most dramatic and glamorous spots in Italy. Between the two, Positano, Amalfi and Ravello’s candy coloured buildings spill their way down into blue bays.
The peninsular combines affluent sophistication with a honest simplicity, where super yachts and gurgling Italian sports cars next sit amidst an unchanging rural way of life. The food gloriously reflects this and some of Europe’s finest restaurants can be found here, thriving on fresh local produce, whilst the rustic Neapolitan food found everywhere here to many epitomizes Italian cuisine. The views and food are perhaps the main draw here, but there is a rich history to explore too, hidden beaches to discover and pristine trails in the Lattari Mountains to climb.
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Make itmine
Indoors
Outdoors
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A visit to the pasta factory with mozzarella and limoncello tasting
Campania takes great pride in its tradition of handcrafted pasta. Today, you’ll visit a local pasta factory established in 1848, where every pasta is meticulously handmade using bronze extrusion, a method dating back centuries. This process creates a rough, porous texture, perfect for capturing sauces and enhancing flavor.
Additionally, you’ll tour the oldest mozzarella cheese factory on the Sorrentine peninsula, renowned for producing the region’s famous limoncello.
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Your ultimate Almafi Coast discovery tour
Explore the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, nestled like an amphitheater between mountains and sea. Journey to Ravello, renowned for its stunning villas, enchanting gardens and unparalleled coastal vistas.
Then, immerse yourself in the charm of Positano, hailed as one of Italy’s most picturesque coastal destinations.
Where you could stay
The Amalfi Coast
Highlights
- 50 luxury rooms and suites
- Seasonal restaurants
- Wine cellar
- Spa
- Private seafront deck
Overview
Built upon the ruins of a Roman villa in the 18th century and a landmark hotel ever since, the Bellevue Syrene brings bright modern style and refined service to a setting above Sorrento that has long attracted emperors, artists and intellectuals.
From its precarious cliffside position, views spill out across the Gulf of Naples to Vesuvius in the distance. 50 luxury rooms and suites are elegantly furnished, interiors blending traditional features and historical artefacts with more contemporary finishes. Most boast sea views and balconies. The breathtaking Roccia ‘Rock’ Suite is set in an ancient Roman grotto and has a large hydrotherapy bath tub opposite the bed, as well as sea views.
Outside there is a pool on the terrace as well as a lift down to sun beds and parasols on the private seafront deck.
Dining here is seasonal, with the splendid panoramic terraces of La Pergola perfect for hot summer days, and the Gli Archi’s warm and welcoming style for winter. The Mimmo Jodice room, decorated with some of the pictures of the great Neapolitan photographer, completes the hotel’s dining options. There is also a club lounge and wine cellar.
Guests can explore Sorrento, the nearby ancient ruins of Pompeii and picturesque Positano. Capri is a short ferry ride away and offers fantastic designer shops and restaurants.
→ Find out moreThe Amalfi Coast
Highlights
- Infinity swimming pool
- Hotel restaurant
- Poolside bar and restaurant
- Scenic helicopter flights available
- Classic car rides available
Overview
Perched atop Ravello’s cliff, the beautifully restored Caruso is one the finest spots from which to soaking in the Amalfi Coast. The current building dates back to 1800, the original palace 700 years further still, and its 50 rooms and suites in an array of shapes and sizes are fittingly replete with marble, original frescos and Italian antiques. Many enjoy wonderful vistas of the coast, sea and fragrant gardens. The Caruso’s two Exclusive Suites have their own terrace and garden. The Belvedere Restaurant serves up Italian and local Neapolitan delicacies, in the summer to be enjoyed out on the terrace. There is also a restaurant by the famous infinity pool with a wood-fired pizza oven, an adjoining bar, and the elegant piano bar indoors. Explore the coast on complimentary cruises to Amalfi and Positano, scenic helicopter flights on request, or perhaps take out vintage Vespas or classic car along the coastal road.
→ Find out moreThe Amalfi Coast
Overview
A Ravello establishment, the gracious Palazzo Avino combines its long history, unwavering modern luxury and timeless coastal views.
Much the current structure was built on the remains of a 12th century palace in 1710 by the Sasso family, then renovated in the 19th century as the grand Hotel Palumbo that hosted a long list of royalty, aristocrats, actors, poets and writers. Reborn again two decades ago, it has consistently rated amongst the best hotels in Europe ever since.
There are 43 rooms and suites, the pick which have wonderful sea views while others look back to the mountain or charming town. Interiors are bright with a selection of period furniture and typically resplendent Italian bathrooms.
Dining here is an absolute highlight. The famed Rossellinis offers Michelin-star dining and fine regional wines, while Terrazza Belvedere is a more casual affair with panoramic views. Caffé dell’Arte is the place apertivos and cocktails and the Lobster & Martini Bar is self explanatory.
The heated pool, gym, full service spa and rooftop solarium’s jacuzzis make the most of the views. Another unique feature is the Palazzo Avino’s Clubhouse by the Sea. Just 15 minutes away, on a complimentary shuttle service to the small town of Marmorata, guests have use of the beach platforms, a small swimming pool and casual Clubhouse Restaurant.
→ Find out moreThe Amalfi Coast
Overview
Locations don’t come much more perfect than that of La Minervetta, perched on the cliffs overlooking the Bay of Naples. Not far from bustling Sorrento, you can enjoy some peace and quiet on this beautiful stretch of coastline.
With just 12 rooms, guests will enjoy the intimate atmosphere and there are plenty of personal touches throughout the hotel including artefacts from the owner’s own travels. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer spectacular views out across the sea and the rooms themselves are spacious and light with a nautical theme.
When you want to go exploring, there is a private staircase that leads to the quaint fishing village of Marina Grande. Even when you’re not out and about you can still appreciate the beauty of the Amalfi Coast with stunning views from the outdoor pool and terrace.
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