A Glimpse At New Luxury Hotel Openings In Central Italy.

In the next few months, many travellers suffering from the pandemic will be making plans to visit Italy. Following a string of closings in the past two years, an influx of luxury hotels that are brand new have recently opened or will open in the near time.

Each of these hotels offers guests the opportunity to explore Italy’s rich culture and beautiful beauty. Since the country is famous for its outstanding food, these hotels are known to showcase the finest Italian cuisine.

Italy has been divided into twenty regions, each having distinct customs, cuisines and traditions. Five of the regions are geographically within the region classified as central Italy, namely Tuscany, Lazio, Marche, Abruzzo, Umbria and Molise.

Here’s a look at some of the thrilling. Highly-anticipated hotel openings coming up throughout central Italy:

The contemporary five-star wellness hotel is situated on the banks of the Tiber River and offers stunning views of the historical city of Rome. It is located near the designer shops of the special Prati neighbourhood. The guests in The First Musica can walk to The Spanish Steps and St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican.

The design team behind the architectural firm Studio Marincola reimagined a 1960s structure and infused it with contemporary design elements. The majority of the modern rooms and suites have ceiling-to-ceiling windows with beautiful river views. Though it’s a small hotel, the property offers a variety of dining options spread across three levels. Alto Bar is a rooftop restaurant with two stories, and Oliva is a restaurant that serves regional cuisine indoors and outside and with lovely views of Tiber.

The hotel will provide an array of immersive experiences, such as food-themed ones that feature cooking tours, food tours and fine dining, and family-friendly ones that are rich in culture and heritage.

It’s not too surprising it’s not surprising that Borgo San Vincenzo, a luxurious boutique hotel situated in a city that is home to the best Italian wines, was named after St. Vincent, the patron saint of winemaking.

The 21 suites and studios in this restored farmhouse from the 18th century provide a modern approach to the classic Tuscan style. Each is uniquely curated in light of the location and the architecture. All studios have queen-sized beds, seating areas, kitchenettes, Italian sheets, Nespresso coffee makers, Acqua dell-Elba toiletries, and free WiFi.

The country house offers a bar and restaurant that provides guests with customized genuine, wine-related training and experiences. The guest itineraries include tastings of wines, organic olive oil, pecorino cheese tastings on local farms, classes in cooking and cocktail making, excursions through the area on bike, horse, foot or Vespa, and well as Hot air balloon.

The luxury brand of global hospitality Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas launched its first property in Italy with The five-star Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel. An affiliate of The Leading Hotels of the World, The famous hotel is located in Rome’s Piazza Della Repubblica.

The hotel has an interesting architecture with original elements commissioned to Pope Clement XI for the Vatican in 1705; the structure is suspended above the old Diocletian Thermal Baths are exhumed fountains, pools, and mosaics can be seen from the floor below. The 238 guest rooms and suites, each equipped with modern amenities, differ in size, configuration and design. Many have views of the city and large terraces.

Apart from having one of the biggest outdoor terraces, this hotel is home to five distinct indoor and outdoor dining spots. Since it took over the property’s operations, the Anantara has made several enhancements and improvements to the classic hotel, which was recently used as a setting for House of Gucci with Lady Gaga and Adam Driver. An all-new Anantara Spa is scheduled to open at the top of the building. The resort is working on a menu of customized Anantara experiences that provide guests with a glimpse of Anantara, the Eternal City.

The brand of hospitality that has become synonymous with wellness has opened an all-new hotel, Six Senses Rome, the first of its kind in Italy. It is part of the Six Senses urban collection. The hotel is located in Piazza di San Marcello in the centre of Rome, just a few blocks from The Fontana di Trevi and the Pantheon.

The restored UNESCO-listed 18th century, Rococo-style palace Cesi Mellini once served as an accommodation for cardinals of the Catholic Church. The main façade and its central staircase are meticulously preserved, and the structure will be home to 95 distinct rooms with high ceilings, suites with a restaurant, and an outdoor terrace that offers 360-degree city views.

The interior design created by Patricia Urquiola respects the individuality of the various room configurations. The project’s centrepieces are the first floor Six Senses Spa and Roman baths that will provide an oasis of health and wellness for visitors enjoying the city’s attractions, nightlife and delicacies.

Palazzo Portinari Salviati is situated in the middle of the historical centre of Florence situated, near Piazza del Duomo and Piazza Signoria. This stunning Florentine palace was constructed in the 15th century by the Portinaris, an affluent family with ties to the Medicis.

The property’s ownership changed hands several times in several centuries. The property was bought from LDC Hotels & Resorts, a group of hotels. LDC Hotels & Resorts group made a major investment in the past three years to completely remodel and transform it into a hotel of the highest quality.

The palazzo has 13 classically-furnished suites, some with double bedrooms that have finely restored Renaissance fresco ceilings. The Royal Suite is said to be one of the largest in Italy, occupying the entire main floor of the palazzo, which includes its frescoed Gallery. There is also the Salotto Portinari Bar & Bistro and the chic Nonna restaurant, run by chef Vito Mollica, which serves the finest local cuisine. The hotel also offers spa and gym facilities with an outdoor heated pool.

The palazzo has 13 classically-furnished suites, some with double bedrooms that have finely restored Renaissance fresco ceilings. The Royal Suite is said to be one of the largest in Italy, occupying the entire main floor of the palazzo, which includes its frescoed Gallery. The Salotto Portinari Bar & Bistro, and the chic Nonna restaurant, run by chef Vito Mollica, provide local-sourced gourmet meals. The hotel also features an exercise room, spa, and indoor heated pool.

Tenuta di Artimino is set in the hills and vineyards of Montalbano that was once home to the Etruscan settlement. The property is home to an old house (Villa of the Cento Camini), made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013.

As part of The Melia Collection of Melia Hotels International, The 36 guest rooms are located in a building dating to the 17th century, Paggeria Medicea, along with a collection of 59 lodges scattered throughout the medieval village having a separate entrance. The rooms are built in a Tuscan Renaissance style with terracotta floors, wooden beams and local Sandstone.

The hotel has its restaurant located on the premises, Biagio Pignatta, adjacent to the hotel and just a few steps away from the Villa, which serves traditional Tuscan food. The property is located just a half-hour away from Florence. The hotel is convenient for excursions close to vineyards, cantinas, and wineries.