Villa Soligo

Look forward to basking in the same hospitable warmth that greeted Italian movie icons, Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. Villa Soligo owes its noble Palladian style to its inception in 1782 as the summer hunting lodge for the Counts of Brandolini. Now meticulously restored, this boutique hotel is the epitome of refined luxury, relaxation and state-of-the-art wellness.  

Walk past imposing, Romanesque columns framing the entrance. The neoclassical grandeur continues upstairs to the 39 rooms and suites – each one individually designed and sumptuously furnished to reflect the Treviso period style and history of the mansion. You’ll feel immediately at home as you look out onto views of the original water fountain and beautiful parkland, filled with swathes of fragrant pine and cedar trees.
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From sipping cocktails by the outdoor pool to enjoying a pampering session in the spa, indulging the senses at the Villa Soligo extends to exploring the many cultural and artistic treats nearby - whether on foot or on two wheels, simply ask the hotel about their e-bicycles and on-site charging point. If you have time for a day trip, the floating city of Venice is just an hour's drive, while the town of Conegliano that inspired Giovanni’s masterpieces is closer still. This peaceful, Alpine enclave also marks the start of La Strada del Prosecco, where you can take part in guided tastings of Italy’s most famous fizz right on the hotel's doorstep.