Charming addresses for an off-season city trip

Posted on 19 November 2023
in CITIES, HNews

Charming addresses to discover and rediscover the most beautiful cities in Italy. To immerse yourself in the soft and intriguing light of winter and the Christmas holidays of Naples, Rome and Cagliari. but also of Venice and Como staying in historic residences and buildings. But also in masterpieces of contemporary design

This is the best time to organize a trip to the cities of Italy made even more beautiful and fascinating by the decorations and initiatives to celebrate Christmas.

HotelMyPassion has selected charming addresses for you, locations outside the usual canons to make a trip an even more unique and unforgettable experience.

NAPLES
Artemisia Domus Garden

A magnificent period residence in the heart of Naples. A true oasis of peace in the center of this fascinating city, made up of relaxation, well-being and excellent services.

Inside you will be welcomed by the exclusive luxury of the rooms and splendid suites equipped with a hydromassage tub. All in a sixteenth-century residence with frescoed ceilings.

Furthermore, it is immersed in a lush garden where wellness paths can regenerate, giving balance to mind and body. Finally, the privileged location a few steps from the seafront allows you to get the best out of your stay in Naples in charming addresses.

CAGLIARI
MGallery Palazzo Tirso

Connection with the pre-existence, preserving and enhancing part of the original structure through a language of continuity.

This is the concept that guided the Marco Piva studio in the redevelopment of a historic building from the 1920s in Cagliari into the new refined and modern 5-star MGallery Palazzo Tirso of the Accor chain.

Palazzo Tirso was inaugurated after meticulous redevelopment work which involved a transformation of intended use. As? At the same time preserving the historical identity of the monumental building previously headquarters of the Sardinian Electric Company.

In fact, the new hotel stands out for its tailor-made design. That is, with the custom creation of most of the furnishings and light sources.

ROME
Leon’s Place

A project that arises from the restoration of the ancient Palazzo Fabi Altini, for an architectural result with a strong aesthetic impact.

Its strategic position a few steps from Via Veneto, Villa Borghese, Termini Station and the main streets of the centre, makes it an exceptional location for leisure or business stays. The elegant spaces are designed to offer experiences of great charm.

For example, the panoramic terrace overlooking Via XX Settembre with a spectacular view over the rooftops of Rome. Or the internal garden, enclosed between the facades of an old Roman building.

Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese

Located in the heart of Rome, overlooking Villa Medici, Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese is an ancient 19th century Roman palace recently renovated by Jean Philippe Nuel.

Here the Dolce Vita meets the French Art de Vivre: 78 rooms and suites, Settimo Rooftop Lounge and Restaurant with a view, meeting rooms and fitness center.

And all just a few steps from the Spanish Steps, Via Veneto, Villa Borghese and the main attractions of the city.

VENICE Pisani Palace

Among the charming addresses it stands out. Palazzetto Pisani Grand Canal in Venice is a blast from the past. In fact it is between music and water. So the traveler can appreciate the most fascinating side of a city that is already unique in itself.

It offers services of a 4-star hotel and extends over 2 historic buildings overlooking the Grand Canal and united by the narrow Calle Genova. That is, Palazzetto Pisani from the 16th century and Palazzo Benzon Foscolo from the 16th century.

Furthermore, Palazzetto Pisani and Palazzo Foscolo can be reached from the Grand Canal thanks to the private water gate located on the Rio del Santissimo. Or from the narrow Calle Genova with access from Campo Santo Stefano.

COMO Hilton Lake Como

A few steps from Como’s lakefront and Villa Olmo and its lush park, the hotel is an example of industrial archaeology.

In fact, it once housed the Tintoria Subalpina, a company specialized in silk printing and dyeing and active from 1935 to 1997.

Hilton Lake Como is made up of 2 buildings. The first, with an industrial design, with round windows, red bricks and a clearly recognizable facade, expresses a clear link with the history of the place. Instead the second has been completely renovated.

The buildings are connected by a glass and steel structure that houses the lobby.