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Elegance is everywhere at Principe Forte dei Marmi. Even the “starter” guest room, at 301 square feet, feels like a jewel box—thanks to gleaming parquet floors, floor to ceiling windows, spa-like bathroom sheathed in marble, and even a wine fridge tucked behind minimalist blonde wood cabinets. Book a Junior Space suite and you’ll have nearly 500 square feet of breathing room, including a modern canopy bed and sitting area. (Whatever room you opt for, air conditioning and even the lighting will be at your command via a touchscreen). You don’t come to Italy to stay ensconced in your room, though, so don’t miss the Michelin-starred rooftop Lux Lucis Restaurant, where dishes are unforgettable—even for Italy—and include risotto with sea urchins and black truffle.
A sleek 28-room tower in the Tuscan Riviera with a Michelin-starred restaurant, tech-forward spa and its own yacht for charter.
Hands off. Topnotch service even extends to the beach, where the (seasonal) Dalmazia Beach Club awaits with gazebos and cabanas, SUP-rentals, and more.
The concierge has curated Only in Italy thrills, including cooking at their Michelin starred restaurant for a day and hopping about their yacht to explore Cinque Terre.
After a day splayed out on the sand, you need a bit of TLC…and the spa’s Venus Freeze delivered. You could swear you look 5 years younger—or maybe that’s just being in Tuscany talking.
LUX Lucis - The hotel's leading restaurant offers Italian cuisine with an unrestrained creativity Dalmazia Restaurant - For traditional local dishes, daily fresh fish, and an incomparable view of the sea Principe Restaurant - the best Tuscan and traditional Italian cuisine
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