Our ten most beautiful hotel rooms, the most exclusive, in which to spend a stay immersed in luxury. Whether they are the most exclusive rooms of hotels in the cities or locations where you can look out on unique Italian panoramas, they all have unique features, where you can feel special, at any time.

It is not an official classification, but only a choice between the options we recommend to those who looking to celebrate a memorable occasion. But be warned, some of these rooms are not available at the last minute and we recommend planning well in advance – looking at peak season? Start looking into it the year before!

Some people prefer to stay in Sorrento, others between Amalfi and Positano, those in the know choose the Relais Oasi Olimpia to enjoy a combination of both. Just a few steps from the centre of Sant’Agata sui due Golfi, the town’s name translates as ”on the two gulfs”, this 11-room classic boutique hotel enjoy some of the finest panoramas from each room, the pool and the manicured gardens.

Which room? The Penthouse is a one-bedroom suite finely furnished with antiques and Vietri ceramics, the piece of resistance is the large terrace equipped with a Jacuzzi a superb views of the Bay of Naples with the Vesuvius looming in the background.

The Grand Hotel Vesuvio, located in the heart of the city of Naples, is the ideal place to stay and set off to explore exclusive shopping of Naples’ historic centre as well as Sorrento, the islands of Capri, Ischia, Procida and the Amalfi Coast.

Because to its seafront location overlooking the Castello dell’Ovo, the hotel’s rooftop, voted the best in Naples, is a superb place for an aperitive or while away the hottest hours of the day.

Which room? The Junior Suite with balcony and sea view, the style is classic and the view is the reason why you decide to holiday in the Bay of Naples.

From Borgo La Pietraia, you have a complete view of the valley of the temples of Paestum as far as the sea. This lovely country hotel is very colorful and surrounded by olive trees; the guest rooms, with terraces with spectacular views, are in local stone and blend perfectly into the slope of the hill. Superb design of the exterior and interior, modern, innovative and tasteful furnishings. A menu accessible to all budgets, made with excellent local ingredients and passion.

Which room? The Junior Suite have sea-facing terraces and floor to ceiling glass doors to capitalise on the vista – that blue sparkling ribbon of sea on the horizon is inescapable.

In prime position for the Aeolian Islands’ technicolour sunsets and the shooting flares from Stromboli, the Hotel Principe di Salina is set amidst the fabulous lush foliage of the greenest of the Aeolian archipelago. Views from the infinity pool, the hotel terraces and the restaurant are no less spectacular. The style is typically Mediterranean featuring white walls, ceramic tiles and large terraces covered with a cane ceiling and wooden beams.

Which room?: Only 12 rooms, the Superiors have a terrace with sea view. Each room is elegantly appointed and features a private terrace looking the Aeolian Sea where you can unwind at the end of the day and experience the stunning sunsets, with Stromboli and Panarea on the horizon.

Design hotel, located on the shores of Lake Como, Hotel Filario is a clever a refurbishment of factory, has cozy rooms with beautiful panoramic views. The colours are neutral and make the environment even more relaxing. There are also several apartments that can be rented with the residence formula. Amenities include aswimming pool, the private beach and a gourmet restaurant.

Which room?: The Junior Suite has a stunning 75sqm on-the-water private terrace equipped with a private plunge pool and some of the finest views of Lake Como.

An internal courtyard adorned with a 19th-century well and the flowers of an old wisteria. Here are the eleven suites of the Corte Di Gabriela, a hotel housed in a 19th century building overlooking the canals of the Sestiere San Marco. The court is the meeting point for guests who stop here for an aperitif under the pergola or for breakfast. The hotel is the perfect choice to celebrate a special occasion for its charm, location and kidness of the staff.

Which room? Look out for the junior suite with fresco on ceiling and a small balcony overlooking the water.

La Dolce Vita has a unique style combining whimsical 1950s features with contemporary creature comforts, as vintage inspired furniture and patterns sits perfectly alongside flat screen TVs and air conditioning.

It’s the perfect base to come back to and relax in after exploring the surrounding area, as La Dolce Vita is surrounded by archetypal winding streets, boutique, artisanal shops and piazzas.

Which room? Spacious and bright, the Deluxe Room has a private balcony overlooking the sea. From here you can see the islet of the Sanctuary of the Madonna and in the distance also the Aeolian Islands, a breathtaking view, for an exclusive stay.

A few minutes from the gentle sea breeze of the coast, the Locanda al Colle rises in all its splendor. A contemporary guest-house resulting from the renovation of an old farmhouse. The Locanda is surrounded by ancient trees and olive groves and is characterized by a large panoramic terrace.

Charme and refinement are the adjectives that best describe this boutique hotel starting from its interiors, dressed in refined furnishings. Standard, Superior, Superior Plus and Deluxe rooms as well as a Junior Suite and two Suites to satisfy every customer need. In common, the elegant style that embraces the art deco of the 1920s and modern art until the 1970s.

Which room? Ask for the Deluxe Collina to enjoy moments of relaxation on the private terrace with far reaching views spanning the hills and the sea.