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    Rome, Italy

    Hassler Roma

    Classic Roman design in the centre of the Eternal City
    A suite at Hassler Roma, with dark wood furniture, a desk and chair, and a window seat with views of Rome's rooftops.

    Rooftop dining and spacious, elegant suites perched above Rome’s Spanish Steps

    Hassler Roma is a luxury hotel in Rome’s centro storico, the historic centre.

    From its tree-framed terraces views stretch across the city’s ancient buildings and Piazza di Spagna towards the River Tiber. Landmarks including the ship-shaped Fontana della Barcaccia and the Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti, better known as the Spanish Steps, are just minutes away.

    Rooms layer soft textures in tones of white, butter and bronze, alongside elegant marble bathrooms. Many have balconies or look onto plant-filled internal courtyards. Families and larger groups can add sofa beds or book interconnecting rooms.

    The suites are spacious with separate living areas and bold design details. The Hassler Penthouse is one of our favourite suites for its travertine terraces, panoramic city views and deep soaking bath.

    You can dine at Michelin-starred Imàgo on the sixth floor, taking in views of the 17th-century Church of Trinità dei Monti, Castel Sant’Angelo and the Pantheon. At Salone Eva, settle in for Roman-inspired dishes, afternoon tea or late-night snacks. We especially recommend the seventh-floor terrace for aperitivo hour, when the Eternal City’s spires, domes and turrets are gilded by the sunset.

    From March to August, tables spill out into Palm Court, the hotel’s leafy outdoor dining space. Plants and blooms fill the gardens, set among ancient stone walls bearing busts and statues.

    Stay in rooms and suites with views of Rome’s ancient buildings and landmarks

    Have coffee or order from the all-day menus in the ivy-filled gardens of Palm Court

    Experience the seasonal, chef-led tasting menu at Michelin-starred Imàgo

    End the day at Il Palazzetto Wine Bar, overlooking the Spanish Steps

    Unwind with personalised massages and time in the sauna after exploring Rome

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    Places to combine Hassler Roma with

    St. Regis Florence

    Florence

    St. Regis Florence

    Along the banks of the River Arno on a pedestrianised piazza, is the St. Regis Florence, a historic palace designed by Brunelleschi.

    The hotel’s 80 rooms and 19 suites are decorated in elegant Medici, Fiorentino or Renaissance style. Some feature adorned coffered ceilings, wall frescoes and 15th-century artwork. Florence is a city of true beauty and you’ll enjoy views of the city, courtyard or the River Arno from your opulent room.

    Indulging in the local food is the highlight of any trip to Italy and the hotel’s Restaurant, Winter Garden by Caino, has been awarded a Michelin star for its innovative cuisine. The excellent food is matched by its surroundings and the high glass ceilings and dramatic chandelier give the room plenty of old-world charm.

    The Regis Bar is located in the arches of the restaurant and the perfect place to relax with an espresso or cocktail. If grapes are more your thing, the cellar houses more than 300 prestigious labels from Italy and further afield.

    For when you want to relax and unwind, head to the hotel spa or fitness centre or get out and discover the beautiful city of Florence which is right on your doorstep.

    Belmond Castello di Casole

    Tuscany

    Belmond Castello di Casole

    Tuscany is one of Italy’s most picture-perfect regions with its rolling hills, rows of vineyards and old stone buildings. Located with a 4,200-acre estate, the Belmond Castello di Casole is everything you would expect from a grand country residence.

    The castle dates from the 10th century, when it was used to house political exiles from nearby Siena. Traditional construction methods and natural materials found on the estate were used during the restoration to ensure the castle maintains its authenticity and charm.

    Despite its size, the castle has just 39 rooms and suites, giving it an intimate feel. Rooms have plenty of character with original wood-beamed ceilings and stone walls, luxurious fabrics and a mix of antique and contemporary furniture. Most have views of the Tuscan countryside, looking out over the estate’s vineyards and olive groves.

    There are two restaurants with a focus on honest Tuscan food, so expect home-made pasta, organic vegetables and locally sourced fish and game. With over 100 acres of vineyards, this is the perfect place for wine lovers, and Tosca restaurant has a large wall displaying hundreds of vintages from leading wineries in Tuscany and around the world.

    The former wine cellar now houses the spa and guests can relax and unwind with a treatment from a menu inspired by local ingredients such as rosemary, grapes and olive oil. Take a dip in the outdoor infinity pool and enjoy the views or take advantage of the activities on offer including cooking classes and truffle hunting.

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