Italian City Breaks

Located in Rome’s historic centre with spectacular views of the Colosseum and Forum, the Hotel Palazzo Manfredi is a magnificent landmark villa with an exclusive, luxury hotel. Owned by the Count and Countess Manfredi, the hotel reflects the luxury and sophistication of their lifestyle. 

The onsite Michelin starred “Aroma” restaurant showcases a menu of classic Italian dishes served on a beautiful outdoor terrace that offers incredible views of the historic centre.

At 120 sq metres and built over two levels, the Grand view Colosseum suite offers magnificent views of the Colosseum and the Ludus Magnus.  

Best for: Sightseeing & Fine Dining

The spectacular 15th Century Ca’ Sagredo Palazzo, situated on the Grand Canal, opposite the famous Rialto market, showcases Venice at its opulent best. 

Declared a National Monument, the Palazzo still maintains the untouched beauty of an ancient noble residence. Inside, you will find stunning frescoes and beautiful masterpieces, whilst the magnificent “Lo Scalone Dei Giganti” staircase is a work of art in its own right.

At the splendid L’Alcova restaurant, you will be able to enjoy traditional Venetian cuisines and fine Italian wines from a beautiful panoramic terrace overlooking the Grand Canal.

The Grand Canal Suites focus on history and luxury. All enjoy spectacular views over the Grand Canal through their floor to ceiling windows. The designs have a sophisticated urban-chic feel with elegant furnishings, antique decor and a spacious layout.

Best for: Sightseeing, Fine Dining, Weddings & Events

Located in a position overlooking the famous Boboli gardens on the hills just outside Florence’s historical centre. You’ll find the magnificent Villa Cora, built in the 1870s by Baron Oppenheim. Villa Cora has become one of Florence’s significant cultural and cosmopolitan symbols. 

Over the years, Villa Cora has hosted many important guests, including Princess Eugenia, wife of Napoleon III and the Russian composer Tchaikovsky.

The accommodation has remained sympathetic to the original architectural style as far as possible; the first floor, known as the “noble floor”, is characterised by its beautiful frescoes. The second floor honours Empress Eugenia, whilst the third floor pays homage to the Orient and Moorish styles.

The grand and opulently designed Imperial Suite was dedicated to Emperor Akihito, who stayed in the villa in 1982. It’s the most impressive Suite in the villa with views of the city and internal gardens.

Best for: Sightseeing, Spa & Wellness, Fine Dining, Weddings & Events

The Due Torri Hotel is the best known five-star hotel in the historic centre of Verona.

Situated near the church of Saint Anastasia, the hotel is a stone’s throw from Juliet’s famous balcony, the Piazza Bra and the world-famous Arena di Verona.