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    Sardinia, Italy

    Su Gologone Experience Hotel

    Sardinian art and hospitality

    Enjoy an enchanting and unforgettable stay

    In the captivating Barbagia region of Sardinia, a rugged yet enchanting landscape unfolds, just a stone’s throw from the sea. Amidst junipers and intricate embroidery, terracotta and inlaid craftsmanship, Su Gologone embodies the essence of Sardinian artistry and a rich culinary heritage. Originating as a restaurant in 1967, the visionary founder, Giuseppe “Peppeddu” Palimodde, sought to showcase traditional cuisine in a region known for its challenges. With the culinary prowess of his wife Pasqua, the restaurant in Oliena quickly became a revered destination, attracting visitors from near and far eager to savour its delectable offerings.

    Building on this success, the concept expanded to offer accommodations. What started as eight rooms in 1975 has evolved into a collection of 71, each transcending the label of “rooms” to become immersive journeys into Sardinian art, culture, and hospitality. From the enchanting Bar Tablao, a stage for unforgettable aperitifs, to the Terrace of Dreams and Wishes, where stars paint the sky, and the captivating Botteghe d’Arte Su Gologone Style, every space is a testament to boundless creativity.

    Visit a nearby Nuragic village, explore the Tiscali sinkhole, stroll through the beautiful Lanaitho forests and enjoy gorgeous sunsets. Then revitalise your body and mind at the hotel’s intimate spa.

    Highlights

    71 bright and comfortable rooms and suites

    Traditional and delicious culinary options

    Discover nearby villages, caves and forests

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    Places to combine Su Gologone Experience Hotel with

    Gritti Palace

    Venice

    Gritti Palace

    At the Grand Canal’s edge, the historic Gritti Palace occupies a building that dates back to 1475 as a private home for the noble Pisani family, followed by the distinguished Doge of Venice, Andrea Gritti.

    Carefully restored in 2013, the Gritti’s heritage and culture have blended with a renewed Venetian style. 61 luxurious guest rooms and 21 sumptuous suites, including some with canal views, are replete with rare archival fabrics, the finest Italian marbles and a stunning array of new and original chandeliers from Murano, as well as the latest technology and sumptuous beds.

    Gritti’s famous terrace has long been a social hub. The splendid Bar Longhi features some of the best cocktails in Venice and the Club del Doge Restaurant features regional specialties, casual chic by day and a more formal affair at dinner. The palace is also home to the Gritti Epicurean School, an informal Venetian open kitchen that hosts wine tastings, cooking workshops and celebrations.

    Well located by the Grand Canal on the southern edge of the San Marco district, Venice’s great opera house, cathedrals, museums and palazzos are all close by.

    Grand Hotel Tremezzo

    Lake Como

    Grand Hotel Tremezzo

    Lake Como is all about style and elegance, and the iconic Grand Hotel Tremezzo with its impressive art nouveau façade, fits the brief perfectly.

    Sat on the western shores of the lake, the hotel looks out across the water to the pretty town of Bellagio and the dramatic Grigne mountains. Not to be outshone by its famous neighbour, Villa Carlotta, the hotel sits within beautifully landscaped gardens filled with rare and ancient magnolias, palm trees and flowers that explode in clouds of red, purple, pink and blue.

    Rooms come with large windows that look out over lake or gardens, and the views from the rooftop suites are hard to beat. It’s not just the scenery that’ll catch your eye, however, and there’s plenty to admire inside as well. The lounge is filled with brightly coloured furniture and features ornate silk hangings on the wall, while the billiards room is home to an original table from the 1800s.

    Guests can dine on seasonal Mediterranean cuisine in the restaurant where in the warmer months, food is served on the terrace. The trattoria and wine bar is perfect for more casual dining, offering the relaxed atmosphere of an ancient wine cellar with a touch of modern elegance.

    Relaxing here is easy; the hotel has a secluded outdoor pool in the gardens and its own man-made beach, located just in front of the water-on-water floating pool on the lake. The indoor infinity pool and spa look out over the water and offer luxurious Santa Maria Novella products and treatments. The hotel also has its own water limos for when you want to explore and discover the lake.

    Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline