1910 patrician house, former meeting point for artists and intellectuals in the 1930s. (So if you suddenly feel smarter and more creative...that's why.)

Former monastery with historic atmosphere (no vows required).

All-white interiors are punctuated with the occasional oil painting or antique wood piece. Resto tables are tucked under leafy courtyard trees.

A complimentary shuttle takes you where you need to get to go (i.e. the airport, rail station or city centre).

Spanish-Mediterranean style adds a stately seaside vibe.

Hangry? Find food options that hit the spot, right in-house.

Named after the street, which was named after the president, making the address super easy to remember.

Breakfast room and balcony with mamma-mia views of the port and Maschio Angioino Castle.

Onsite dining means a stellar meal is always at your doorstep. The perks of being a homebody.

Architect Renzo Riano has memorably disguised a hotel to look like a volcano.