Charming locations, impeccable service and very often small facilities. Condé Nast Traveler has compiled a ranking of the best hotels in Italy.
Best hotels in Italy
The most beautiful hotels are luxury residences with original frescoes and period furniture, providing guests with impeccable service and first-class dining, spa and wellness facilities.
Most of the most beautiful structures in our country are housed in historical residences, castles and palaces from the Renaissance and 19th century.
Contrary to what one might think, the prices for sleeping in these hotels are not always totally prohibitive, starting from 200/250 euro per night for two people depending on the rooms. In the same hotel, a suite can cost as much as 2000 euro per night.
Hotel ranking Italy
Here are the top ten hotels in Italy as compiled by Conde Nast Traveler readers:
1. Hotel Il Pellicano, Tuscany
2. Belmond Hotel Splendido & Belmond Splendido Mare, Portofino
3. Portrait Roma, Rome
4. Caesar Augustus, Capri
5. Palazzo Avino, Ravello
6. Palazzo Vittoria, Verona
7. Portrait Florence, Florence
8. Grand Hotel Tremezzo, Lake Como
9. Villa Cora, Florence
10. Four Seasons Hotel Milan, Milan
Italy's most beautiful hotels by the sea
Terraces overlooking the blue sea, hotels with spectacular views or with direct access to the beach. There are many hotels by the sea in Italy where you can stay. From Liguria to Campania via Sardinia, Puglia and Sicily, here is a selection of the most beautiful where you can treat yourself to a night like royalty.
In Ravello, Villa San Michele is located on the cliff, offers a spectacular view of the Amalfi Coast and has direct access to the sea.
L'Life Hotel in Porto Recanati is the perfect accommodation for visiting the Conero Riviera.
The modern designed hotel offers comfort and direct access to the beach.
Overlooking the sea, the Belmond Villa Sant'Andreais located in the Bay of Mazzarò in Taormina
In Sardinia, on the other hand, you can stay at Le Dune Piscinas, nestled in the picturesque landscape of Capo Ceraso and the dunes of the same name.
