Boutique Hotels in Italy

Treat yourself back in time with suites rife with classic, antique and luxurious atmosphere. From the balconies, terraces and tubs you can admire the beauty of Lake Como and the picturesque mountain peaks.

The hotel was initially built in 1910 in order to accommodate the elite. Its lavish interiors and Belle Epoque style are still present today, as one of the hotel's main characteristics.

For a fee of €30 per night, guests are more than welcome to spend their vacation in the company of their beloved four-legged friend. With plenty of grass, parks and play areas for your dog to enjoy, as well as blankets, special food and a gift basket offered, it is certain that your dog will have as much fun and relaxation as you will.  Gift Basket for Dogs    Blankets for Dogs    Dog Play Area    Dog Sitting  More details...

Initially built by some Cistercian monks in 1619, the monastery was not only a place of prayer and tranquility but also surrounded by fertile land and vines. In 1862, the monastery was purchased by a noble family of Incisa Counts and was turned into a private home, until, finally, it became the 5-star hotel it is today in 2002.

Although most of the castle's early history is unknown, it is believed to have been built during the 12th century. After changing many owners, the castle was in a bad state by the 20th century, when the current owners bought and refurbished it, turning it into a luxury hotel.

The building was constructed on the remains of what used to be a monastery of Sant’Egidio nuns.

For your complete regeneration Palazzo Dei Mercanti Wellness Center offers sauna, multi sensory shower, Turkish bath and Jacuzzi.

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In one of Italy’s most fashionable shopping districts, find a 15th-century convent transformed into an urban sanctuary of luxury and comfort. A dramatically reborn convent with a mere 118 rooms and suites, this hotel is steps from Milan's couture houses and financial district on the exclusive Via Gesù between Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga. Historians soon unravelled the story of an old convent that had been converted to a private residence in the late 1700s, when many of the features of the ancient church and cloister were hidden. Before long, frescos and stuccos emerged – many dating to Medieval times – and today they are part of the distinct décor that characterises the Hotel, including the spectacular soaring ceilings of its most favoured guest rooms.

With a Family package, you are given a full cultural experience, dining credit and more. Suites can accommodate up to 3 guests. In collaboration with Pinacoteca di Brera, one of Italy's richest art collections, you can introduce your children to the world of art. Let them learn the foundations of Italian art and explore their artistic skills with one of the various customized welcome kits offered.

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Once a residence of the Italian royal family, this luxurious hotel is set on a greenery bordered by the crystalline bay on three sides. With its seaside location, it is perfect for travellers looking to relax their mind and body. Relieve the strains of everyday life in the Turkish bath, the sauna or the indoor swimming pool with heated sea water. At the day's end, recede back in your room, which is classically designed while also offering all the modern comforts.