Cesenatico | Leonardo Was Here
The Grand Hotel Leonardo da Vinci occupies an imposing listed building on the seafront.
The Grand Hotel Leonardo da Vinci occupies an imposing listed building on the seafront.
Antonio Citterio designed the Eden Hotel, four weathered woody blocks with lots of glass sandwiched by stone up in the Alpine Valtellina
Civita di Bagnoregio is perched precariously atop a pinnacle of rock in the dramatic Valle dei Calanchi, a canyon of fragile volcanic tuff in the far north of the Lazio
Su Gologone is the first one I know that calls itself an Experience Hotel.
Tasso Hostel offers singularly attractive lounge areas, its own bar, a garden and a theatre, all in manicured vintage.
Masseria Cimino is the smallest of the luxury boutique properties, practically on the superb 18-hole San Domenico links
If the setting is bucolic and the name evokes one of nature’s gentler sounds, the hotel is an archetype of contemporary urban sophistication.
No. 22 Via San Quirino, in Pordenone, that is. An address to note if you’re looking for something a little different in the way of hospitality up there in the North East.
Li Licci, in a valley on the uplands of central Gallura, sounds like heaven for outdoorsy travellers and gourmets.
The Piccolo Grand Hotel basks on another Mediterranean shore, on Calabria‘s Tyrrhenian coast.