Can you tell the style of a hotel just by its name?  Check out the names of these trendy hotels in Rome.  Seems their names alone tell you that these are not your traditional Italian hotels.  Click on any hotel below to find out more:

• Abitart
• Orange Hotel
• Leon's Place Hotels
• Forty Seven
• Franklin Hotel Rome
• Roma Boutique Hotel
• Daphne Hotel
• Villa Spalletti Trivelli
• Palazzetto degli Artisti Suite

The island of sun, history and tremendous food has another treasure in its most famed town of Taormina - the Hotel Atlantis Bay!  On one of the most beautiful bays of the Mediterranean, Baia delle Sirene, the hotel is perfectly situated to enjoy the charming town of Taormina, explore the island of Sicily, and relax and enjoy the serenity of the seaside.  

Set on Milan's spectacular Piazza Duomo, the InterContinental Milan Grand Hotel Duomo is scheduled to open in 2011 after a significant renovation of the original 1860 marble structure.  We will keep you updated on the opening of this deluxe property.

With its Venetian-Gothic facade and 50 beautifully decorated rooms and suites, the Centurion Palace is a highlight on the Grand Canal in Venice.  Worth a look.

If so, please consider the Castello Monastero located near to lovely Siena, in stunning Tuscany.  Chef and personal butler available on request.

Charming, sophisticated, lovely, and located perfectly in Rome ... what more can you ask for in a B&B?  The Navona Governo Vecchio is a jewel in the heart of Italy's capital.  Take a look and consider this for your next personal adventure to Rome.

Taormina, Sicily is a jewel.  The history, the culture, the welcoming locals, the magnificent waters and sunny beaches.  It is a must-see destination!  And when you go, consider a stay at the Hotel Russott in Giardini Naxos - the beach area of Taormina.  You will wonder why you did not travel to Sicily sooner!

The Relais Santa Croce, with its 25-room magnificent rooms, is perfect for a VIP extension or an individual visit to Florence.  How beautiful can a deluxe hotel in an 18th century palace be?  Very!  But don't take our word for out - take a look for yourself.

You are now one of the first to know about the largest city center spa coming to Rome.  Located in the deluxe Grand Hotel Parco dei Principi, Prince Spa will be 21,500 square feet of paradise.  Some of the available services: Turkish Bath, Thalasso Therapy, steam bath, sauna, two swimming pools, massage, and fitness equipment.  We will keep you posted on the opening date of this oasis of relaxation in Rome!

Why not visit Lake Garda, Le Fay Resort.  This deluxe hotel offers a memorable experience on the shores of Lake Garda.

Renaissance Hotels and Resort will have a new 350-room hotel in Rome in the summer of 2010.  We will keep you updated!

As of January 1^st 2009 the Uffizi Gallery will accept reservations for groups for a maximum of 25 guests per each group entrance.

The new Four Season in Florence is open!  Located just north of the city center, there are 116 guest rooms and suites, including a Presidential Suite in the 15th-century Palazzo Scala della Gherardesca, and a secluded bridal suite, surrounded by landscaped gardens.  When you are not exploring Florence, enjoy the hotel's exclusive spa, pool and fitness center.

The new Hilton Molino Stucky in Venice is open!  This 380-room hotel with meeting space for up to 1,000 guests, along with the new international airport, helps to make Venice a great spot for meetings as well as incentives.

Looking for something new and different in Italy?  Please consider the deluxe Hotel Real Fini in Modena.  This five star hotel is located in the city of Modena in Emilia Romagna Region and can be used in combination with destinations like Florence or Venice. Some of the great activities in the area: s visit to the Ferrari factory, a visit to a balsamic vinegar factory, visit to a Parmesan cheese factory and so much more including excursions to cities of interest such as Bologna, Mantova, Parma and so on. For the gourmet, this is the heart of one of the best known regions for excellent restaurants and nice dishes. As a matter of fact, the family who owns the Real Fine Hotel also owns the Fini restaurant , a two star on the Michelin guide.

Why not consider the beautiful Relais Villa Abbondanzi?  The 15 lovely rooms make a stay at this villa most memorable. Relax and enjoy! Besides the spa facilities, you can also visit Ravenna or a medieval village like Brisighella.

Just outside of Venice is a lovely villa with 39 diverse bedrooms and suites - The Villa Luppis. If you have a client intrested in wine tasting and cooking lessons, this may be the right place. From here we can also organize interesting activities such as mosaic lessons including visits to Abbazia di Sesto al Reghera famous for its roman mosaics and a visit of the School of Mosaic in Friuli; cooking lessons including visit of San Daniele ham fabric; and painting lessons; and much more. Let us know if you want to learn more!

Located in the heart of Rome is one if its trendiest hotels - La Griffe. The majestic building which houses this elegant 4 Star hotel is of architectural and historical importance and has been stylishly decorated and exquisitely furnished to create a unique and unforgettable atmosphere. With 126 air-conditioned guestrooms, the property may be a consideration for a small group or individuals.

Our favorite Sicilian resort town has a new five star hotel. The completely new, 63-room Grand Hotel San Pietro is now open in Taormina. A part of the Gais Hotel Group, this new luxury hotel offers a deluxe experience in a most memorable setting. For starters, enjoy a cocktail in the garden, next to the pool overlooking the Ionian Sea!

Looking for somewhere different?  Villa Campestri is located on a hill, 35km from Florence, in the heart of Mugello area.  It is surrounded by a stunning park where olive oil and chestnuts trees grow allowing nice walks of great interest from an artistic and naturalistic point of view.  Villa Campestri is a completely renovated, typical Renaissance Villa. The oldest part dates back to the 13th century.  It has been owned by noble family Marchesi Roti Michelozzi until 1989 and documents prove that the family instructed artist Lorenzo di Bicci (from Giotto School) to fresco the tabernacle located at the entrance of the Villa in 1380, which still exists today.   Around those times the small Chapel within the Villa premises was also built.

Just outside of lovely Montalcino is one of Tuscany's newest oasis of luxury - set on a mesmerizing 4,375 acre estate dating back to the 13th century is the beautiful Castiglion del Bosco.  Opened in 2007, this private property is sure to please.