There are hotel spas and then there is the Terme della Valpolicella. Most hotel spas give you eucalyptus steam rooms, a swimming pool, and a list of treatments with names like “Serenity Journey” that involve warm stones and someone playing a flute somewhere in the background. The spa at Villa…
Most people who visit the Veneto never actually see the Veneto. They land at Venice Marco Polo airport, take a water taxi into the city, spend three days walking over bridges and eating near the Rialto, and then fly home. Which is wonderful, truly. Venice is extraordinary. But it’s also…
Some hotels are beautiful. Monastero Santa Rosa is slightly annoying. Not because there’s anything wrong with it. Quite the opposite. It’s because after spending time somewhere like this, ordinary hotels become very difficult to appreciate. You know the feeling. You return home from an incredible trip, check into a perfectly…
Some vacations help you relax. Others quietly convince you that answering emails is actually a terrible way to live. That’s more or less what happens at Almar Jesolo Resort & Spa. You arrive thinking: “A few days by the beach sounds nice.” Then suddenly: Italy can be very persuasive sometimes….
Most people hear “Veneto” and immediately think: Very few think: mountains. Which is honestly a mistake. Because hidden in the northern part of Veneto is Asiago — a place where wine suddenly meets fireplaces, cold mountain air, wooden lodges, long dinners, and the kind of silence that makes you sleep…
Some places in Italy make you want to extend your vacation. Places like Borgoluce make you question whether city life was ever a good idea in the first place. You arrive expecting a relaxing countryside wine escape. Then suddenly: That’s the Borgoluce effect. Set among the rolling hills of Veneto,…
There are luxury hotels that impress you immediately. Then there are places like Cape of Senses that slowly dismantle your ability to care about emails. Honestly, I think that’s the more dangerous kind of luxury. Living in Veneto has made me appreciate places that understand how to slow people down…
There’s Tuscany…and then there’s the version of Tuscany most people never experience. The one where everything is curated.Where time slows down on purpose.Where wine, food, and nature don’t just exist together—they’re designed to work together. At Borgo Santo Pietro, wine is just the beginning. This isn’t just a vineyard stay….
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