This sleek and fashionable property offers an enviable location in a beautifully private garden in the Brera area of Milan which is home to a selection of bars, cafes and boutique shops. the 1950s building is elegant and chic showcasing effective use of heavy materials such as black marble, granite and bronze. The 58 rooms further emphasise the true tranquillity of the location with earthy and neutral tones effectively married with luxurious fabrics and heavy doors plus wonderfully spacious bathrooms. The restaurant, which spills out into the garden is a combination of classic Italian with modern touches courtesy of Michelin starred chef Niko Romito, the hotel also hosts a great Aperitivo session which is particularly well known. There is a small gym plus an attractive spa and Hamman, with the spa offering a variety of holistic treatments and therapies.

The Rocco Forte Group are known for their hotels that occupy some of the world’s most coveted addresses, their Verdura Resort in Sicily is their most luxurious project yet. Sitting within the grounds littered with olive groves, orange trees and the shores of white sand beaches, the resort is 230 hectares of Mediterranean tranquillity. A place of restoration and wellbeing, the resort is your destination to relax and reset from the pressures of everyday life. The Verdura Spa has been designed by an expert team to look after every element of one’s wellbeing, from physical to mental and even emotional support. Through innovative treatments that have proven and pioneering effects, the team are here to get you back to your best self. Whether it is an indulgent treatment or a multi-day wellness programme, there is something that will work for everyone. This can be paired with a stay in one of the resort’s Villa Suites. Specially designed for ultimate comfort and privacy, they encourage you to spend time with your nearest and dearest amongst the beauty of Sicily.

Boasting a stunning location set in the terraced hills overlooking Portofino Bay, this property offers 70 rooms and suites many of which have a private terrace. The building is an old 16th century monastery and is one of Italy's Grand Dame hotels. Set just outside Portofino village you have easy access to the chic picturesque environs within whilst a footpath down the hills lead to the quayside where you'll find many a superyacht moored. The picture perfect villages of the Cinque Terre are also within easy reach being only an hour's drive away. The hotel harks back to its glamorous past having opened in 1902; you will find stunning monochrome shots of some of the famous previous residents decorating the spaces. Rooms are traditional in feel with antiques mixed with neutral shades and grey and white marble. You will also benefit from a beautiful outdoor, salt water infinity pool plus a spa and two restaurants.