From its cliffside setting just outside Sorrento, Maison La Minervetta offers breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples and Vesuvius which are mirrored in the Mediterranean charm of its bright, nautical-inspired decor and vibrant ceramics. Formerly a family-run restaurant, this boutique hotel now offers 12 sea-facing rooms that boast floor-to-ceiling windows or balconies offering panoramic vistas of the azure waters. Whether unwinding on the sea-facing sun terrace or in the pool, you’re never far from the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean.While there’s no restaurant, a lavish breakfast spread is a good start to the day and the restaurants and bars of Marina Grande can be reached by a long flight of stairs that winds down the cliff. Inviting lounges and terraces lend themselves to curling up with a good book, while the attractions of Sorrento, Positano and the coastal towns are within reach along the Amalfi’s renowned coastal drive.
Duration: 13 Days
Guide Price: £9,100pp
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Arguably the home of elegant cuisine, this Italian odyssey, from top to toe, epitomises gastronomical excellence. Starting in Piedmont, moving through the hills of Tuscany and onto the azure shores of Amalfi, this journey ignites the palate in true Italian flair.
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13 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £9,100pp
Arguably the home of elegant cuisine, this Italian odyssey, from top to toe, epitomises gastronomical excellence. Starting in Piedmont, moving through the hills of Tuscany and onto the azure shores of Amalfi, this journey ignites the palate in true Italian flair.
8 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £6,200pp
Traverse the coastal highlights of Italy and Greece to explore unique landscapes and to blend an array of diverse activities, from relaxing on a red sand beach in Santorini to limoncello tasting in the Amalfi Coast.
One of Bologna’s most prestigious hotels, the Grand Hotel Majestic boasts a century-old reputation for excellence.
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The Castello, dating back to 1050, is a historical gem brimming with interest and intrigue. Now, after careful restoration, it has been transformed into a singularly unique hotel filled with wit, whimsy and effortless style. Castello di Reschio truly is a slice of timeless Italy. An ancient estate sitting high amidst the rolling green hills of Umbria, making it a place for romantics and intrepid travellers alike.
Arriving at Castello di Casole through a landscape of rolling Tuscan hills and cypress-lined roads sets the tone for the Italian indulgence that awaits.
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Located at the entrance to the Arsenale district where the famous Art Biennale is held, Ca’ di Dio sympathetically blends the history of its 1272 origins with a more contemporary approach in its design that adds an arty edge.
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