Located in Florence, Palazzo Firenze reveals its complete renovation by Studio Marco Piva, blending 18th-century heritage with contemporary design.
In Italy, luxury hospitality investments are focusing on asset value enhancement, driven by Rome, Milan and iconic resorts.
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group appoints Nicola Abate and Mirko Cattini to head its two upcoming Italian hotels in Rome and Cortina d'Ampezzo, expected in 2027.
In Milano Marittima, the MarePineta celebrates its centenary by inaugurating a new clubhouse and eighteen suites inspired by the Grand Slam tournaments.
TH Group is set to transform the former XXX Maggio barracks in Peschiera, a UNESCO World Heritage site on Lake Garda, into a 109-room five-star superior hotel. This ambitious luxury expansion strategy for the Italian group is scheduled to open in 2027.
Minor Hotels strengthens its presence in Italy with the opening of Tivoli Palazzo 1880 Lecce. This five-star establishment, nestled in a 19th-century palace, marks the Tivoli brand's arrival in the Puglia region, enriching the luxury hotel offering of the Salento peninsula.
Venice’s legendary Palace Bauer will reopen under the Rosewood banner following a comprehensive renovation led by architect Alberto Torsello.
Rocco Forte Hotels is to transform the former Relais del Cardinale in Fasano into an exceptional 5-star palace, strengthening the luxury offering in Puglia.
Where was season 5 of "Emily in Paris" filmed in Venice? On the rooftop of the Hotel Danieli (reopening as a Four Seasons) and at the St. Regis, on the Grand Canal. A tour.
Augustus Hotel & Resort in Forte dei Marmi has unveiled Villa Ines, a luxury residence merging the privacy of a private villa with five-star services. This unique offering strengthens Italy's position in the Mediterranean high-end travel market, focusing on authenticity and experience.
In brief The Italian collection Almar Resorts & Spa (HNH Hospitality group) is launching new wellness stays in Sardinia and...
The Augustus Hotel & Resort has unveiled Villa Ines in Forte dei Marmi, a luxury residence that merges the intimacy of a private villa with five-star services. This opening marks an evolution of Mediterranean luxury towards authenticity and personalisation, enhancing Tuscany's appeal.
