Destinations of: Veneto, Italy

Overlooking a quiet canal in the Santa Croce district, this conservative B&B is housed in a former convent . Guests have a choice of simple guest rooms with tiled or marble floors and fitted with a washbasin. Bathrooms are shared, and air-conditioning is available for a surcharge. Upgraded rooms come with free Wi-Fi, private bathroom facilities, and canal or garden views. Family rooms sleep up to 4 guests. Most guest rooms overlook a canal or an inner courtyard.

Location: 30135 Venice VE

CLOSED 1 OCTOBER 2024 TO 1 MARCH 2025
Villa Flangini is a historic Venetian patrician house, dating back to the mid-1700s and situated a short stroll from the historical, medieval Italian town of Asolo, one of the most beautiful in Veneto. The Villa is surrounded by a vast green park and a wooded forest criss-crossed with walking trails. The estate is a place of peace and quiet in the heart of nature's wonderland.

Location: Asolo

Location! Location! Location! In an idyllic location on the shores of Lake Garda, the Padre G. Nascimbeni holiday house lies in a peaceful and exceptionally picturesque lake village. The house overlooks the lakes' crystalline waters from the front facing windows. A mouth-watering array of colourful cafes and outdoor restaurants line a long stretch of a pedestrian walkway, between the house and the waters edge.

Location: Torri del Benaco

VILLA SAN FERMO IS CLOSED FROM 15 JULY TO 15 SEPTEMBER in 2024.
Lonigo is a small town in the Province of Vicenza, situated between the ancient city of Verona and the enchanting town of Vicenza. The imposing Villa San Fermo is perched on a gentle hill, surrounded by greenery and overlooks the little town. San Fermo is a rather grand abbey, constructed in the 15th and 16th centuries and first occupied by he secular canons of San Giorgio in Alga. The abbey returned to private hands for a short time before the Jesuits took over. Some years later the abbey passed to the current owners, the Sons of Mary Immaculate, a religious congregation founded by Italian Roman Catholic priest, the venerable Lodovico Pavoni (1784 – 1849).

Location: Lonigo