Sardinia, Italy
7 Pines Resort Sardinia

Tradition blends with comfort
This beautiful resort hotel on the Baja Sardinia beachfront invites you to settle into one of its 76 inviting suites and rooms, some nestled in the gardens and others clustered around the Laguna pool, or close to the beach. Tradition blends with comfort beside iridescent sea and toasty sands. The resort has been constructed to meld into the contours of the surrounding scenery. Wander along paths that weave through the fragrant gardens towards secluded beaches.
You’ll find two pools at the resort, each with their own unique atmosphere, and both perfect for relaxation and sunbathing. The largest is beside the restaurant and glass-walled gym, and the Laguna pool is reserved for guests staying at the Laguna rooms and suites.
Take your relaxation up a level at Pure Seven Spa with its courtyard treatment and cosmetic rooms, Hammam, sauna and emotive experience shower.
Highlights
76 inviting rooms and suites
Two unique pools with their own ambience
A glass-walled gym
Relaxing garden courtyard spa
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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.

The Amalfi Coast
After falling for the ruins of this dramatically perched 17th century convent while boating in Salerno Bay, the American owner of the Monastero Santa Rosa spent the next decade painstakingly renovated and restoring the building, creating the stunning and secluded boutique hotel it is today.
With only 20 rooms and suites, but plenty of outdoor living areas and private spaces dotted around the estate, this unique property is dedicated to total relaxation, as you can take your pick from the various secluded sun terraces perched on the hillside. Make your way down the lush tiered gardens to reach a truly breathtaking infinity pool where you can soak up the sweeping, panoramic views across the Amalfi Coast.
The sisters’ former winery is now the setting for a vast sanctuary of a spa – an impressive selection of some 400 wines now stored in the cellar of Ristorante Il Refettorio, where guests can expect an innovative Mediterranean gastronomic experience with the freshest ingredients from the gardens and surrounding Campania region.
The convent sits in the quaint fishing village of Conca dei Marini, just a 20-minute car or boat ride from the most scenic towns along this glamorous coastline – notably Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. An array of excursions can be organised, from walking trails and cultural tours, to diving and windsurfing.
















