Villa Roncuzzi Hotel, Ravenna
Hotel Villa Roncuzzi is a renovated 20th century noble country residence hotel in Ravenna that still preserves the charm of all its history. The Villa is surrounded by the magnificent and lush Romagna countryside at just 10 Km from Ravenna, Unesco's world heritage list - Faenza, the international Museum of Ceramic and the Adriatic coast. Villa Roncuzzi is an ideal place to live in harmony with nature and the arts. Its 16 superior guestrooms and 5 suites together with the salon and Italian-style garden give an atmosphere warm and peace. A swimming pool, a magnificent landscaped garden, vineyards, biking, jogging and cultural excursions are just some of the leisure activities available to complement the guest experience. Hotel Villa Roncuzzi is also an ideal venue for groups of around 40 people who can book the entire property exclusively for weddings, private parties and incentive meetings. Guests can enjoy the serene park-like setting of the hotel as well the outdoor swimming pool, or experience flavourful cocktails and an extraordinary breakfast with sweet and savoury food in the "Agavi" bar inside Villa Roncuzzi. A 18-hole golf course is only 30 minutes away and cultural sightseeing tours may be arranged for the historical cities of Ravenna, Faenza, and many others.
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| Catégorie: | Epoque Classic Luxury [en savoir plus] |
| Address: | , Ravenna, zipcode: [voir la carte] |
| Year Built: | 1900 |
| Year Renovated: | 2006 |
| Planchers: | 2 |
| Nombre total de chambres: | |
| Langues: | English, German |
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Ravenna, Italie
Ravenna is the capital of the Province of Ravenna in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Historically, it is quite a unique city in the world. During the 5th century AD Ravenna was the last capital of the Western Empire and heir to the greatness of Rome. Through the centuries it has played a leading role in European history. It became the major city of the Roman-Barbarian kingdom under ruler Theodoric the Goth and then the seat of the Exarchate after being re-conquered by the Eastern Empire. Its splendid monuments bear witness to its role as political, commercial and artistic centre of a series of different civilizations. The imperial Roman period and the mid 6th century period when it was the hub of the Eastern Empire have especially left their mark on Ravenna: an extraordinary complex of basilicas, baptisteries and mausoleums in which the harmony of the classical structure blends with the magnificent splendour of precious marbles and rich Byzantine mosaic decoration. Ravenna, the city that inspired illustrious artists such as Dante, Boccaccio, Byron and Klimt, is surrounded by the striking beauty of its natural environment: the magnificent pinewood inland and the fine sandy beaches that stretch kilometres along the Adriatic Sea. The shopping is very personalized as most venues are small boutiques. This is also a preferred city to enjoy fantastic and affordable Italian gastronomy. The airport "L. Ridolfi" of Forlì is 23 Km away from Ravenna, while the airport "G. Marconi" of Bologna is 63 Km.