Room Request! Palazzo Avino
by Natasha Wolff | July 24, 2014 9:16 am
Guests who stay at Palazzo Avino often remark that the property feels like a private home in Southern Italy—which isn’t far from the truth. Located in the medieval town of Ravello, the property was once a 12th century villa for a family of Italian aristocrats. It was reborn as a hotel in 1997 but has maintained many elements that celebrate its rich history, including antiques and furniture that date back to the 18th century. The ornate décor is perhaps trumped by Palazzo Avino’s views: namely, the area’s charming fishing villages and vibrant Amalfi Coast. There are also an impressive number of culinary offerings on the property, including a Michelin-starred restaurant and a lobster and martini bar that opens in the evening. The spacious accommodations—32 rooms and 11 suites—are equally as remarkable. We asked Palazzo Avino’s Owner and Managing Director, Mariella Avino, for the details on the hotel’s most sought-after room.
Suite Orrizzonte
The most requested room:
The Deluxe Suite with terrace.
What makes it so special:
We have four of them and they are all different but so special, each in its own way. The room is made up of a bedroom suite with living area and a large bathroom with a Jacuzzi. These suites are generous in size and feature amazing terraces overlooking the sea. All rooms were recently renovated using Rubelli Venezia and Dedar textiles.
The rate:
€1,500
Celebrity guests:
Tory Burch, Melania Trump
King Double with a sea view
Your personal favorite:
Belvedere Suite
Because…
It is private and intimate. It’s the only suite located in the gardens and it has an amazingly huge terrace overlooking the sea. The room is spacious and has the feeling of a private home.
Fun fact:
Each year, the Avino family curates a collection of works by a different artist at the Caffè dell’Arte, a lounge area where guests can enjoy specialty cocktails and snacks in a relaxed atmosphere.
MORE ROOM REQUEST!
The Refinery Hotel[1]
Le Sereno St. Barth’s[2]
The St. Regis Princeville[3]
- The Refinery Hotel: http://dujour.com/article/room-request-refinery-hotel-nyc
- Le Sereno St. Barth’s: http://dujour.com/article/room-request-le-sereno-st-barths-hotel
- The St. Regis Princeville: http://dujour.com/article/room-request-st-regis-princeville
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