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Albergo Castiglione Castiglione Tinella (Cuneo)
In the picturesque village of Castiglione Tinella, right on the border of the province of Cuneo, and a mere 25kms...
Albergo Piceno Ascoli Piceno (Ascoli Piceno)
Albergo Piceno occupies an 18th century patrician town house situated in the historic center of Ascoli Piceno,...
Chiaia Hotel de Charme Napoli (Napoli)
Chiaja Hotel de Charme is a unique residence situated in the heart of Naples. The hotel occupies the noble floor of...
Decumani Hotel de Charme Napoli (Napoli)
A new hotel situated in the heart of Naples, the Decumani Hotel de Charme unites the charm of a historic town house...
Hotel Alfonso a Mare Praiano - Furore (Salerno)
Hotel Alfonso a Mare is situated on the beach of Praia, in the picturesque fishing village of Praiano, half way...
Hotel Bellavista Terme Montegrotto Terme (Padova)
Right in the heart of Veneto's Euganei hills and just moments away from the region's famous spa town of Abano...
Hotel Celeste Procida (Napoli)
In the picturesque village of Chiaiolella, Hotel Celeste is one of Procida's most charming properties, surrounded by...
Hotel La Certosa Nerano - Massa Lubrense (Napoli)
Hotel La Certosa is a delightful little hotel located on the beach of Marina del Cantone in Nerano, the small fishing...
Hotel Margherita Praiano (Salerno)
With its highly desirable location in the picturesque seaside town of Praiano, Hotel Margherita is blessed with all...
Hotel Mon Cherì Riccione (Rimini)
Hotel Mon Cheri is situated in the heart of the Romagna Riviera of Riccione. A modern hotel which perfectly...
Hotel Onda Verde Praiano (Salerno)
The Onda Verde hotel, situated in Praiano in the heart of the Amalfi Coast, offers an unforgettable stay for nature...
Hotel Torino Venezia (Venezia)
The most romantic of vacations in one of the best 3 star hotels of Venice is spent in refined and exclusive rooms of...
Hotel Vannucci Città della Pieve (Perugia)
A charming and romantic boutique housed in the historic Villa Mirafiori, Hotel Vannucci offers friendly and attentive...
Le Grand Bleu Procida (Napoli)
Right in the heart Procida, Le Grand Bleu is a hotel which, thanks to its central position, affords guests easy...
Locanda Rocco Sirolo (Ancona)
The Locanda Rocco was built in 1300 on the Sirolo walls, over the town door, representing the ideal place where to...
MH Design Hotel Napoli (Napoli)
MH Design Hotel, located in the historic center of Naples, offers guests to the city a winning combination of...
Villa delle Palme Positano (Salerno)
Hotel Villa delle Palme, located right in the heart of Positano has been offering its guests that authentic...
Villa Felice Relais Amalfi (Salerno)
Villa Felice Relais is a hotel situated on a promontory which dominates the picturesque town of Amalfi, immersed in...
Villa San Michele Ravello (Salerno)
Villa San Michele is a charming little hotel located on the Amalfi Coast, in Castiglione, within the municipality of...
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