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Italian Hideaways
Discovering Enchanting Rooms and Private Villas
Written by Meg Nolan Van Reesema, Photographed by David Cicconi
Pub Date: April 2008
Format: Hardcover
Category: Travel - Europe - Italy
US Price: $45.00
CAN Price: $57.00
ISBN: 978-0-8478-3104-3 (0-8478-3104-3)
Publisher: Rizzoli
Trim Size: 9 x 9
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About this Book
Every traveler wants to feel as if they are the first to discover their destination—that’s why staying somewhere fresh, somewhere that is still a well-kept secret, is so important. And the only thing more important than visiting the right town is staying in the right room at the right place. Travel journalist Meg Nolan has combed Italy for the most wonderful, off-the-beaten-path places to stay, from the to-die-for luxury of Ca Maria Adele, a magnificently renovated sixteenth-century palazzo in Venice, to the modest rustic charm of Hotel La Villa on Lake Bracciano, from the lush country villa La Quercia, nestled among private gardens and olive groves on the Mediterranean, to a spectacular rustic castle in the Tuscan hills. Featuring thirty destinations from around the country, and with more than 150 lavish photographs of stunning interiors and unforgettable Italian vistas, Italian Hideaways is an invaluable guide and the perfect book for anyone with a discerning eye for the classical beauty of Europe.
Praise
"...an invaluable guide and the perfect companion for anyone with a discerning eye for the classical beauty of Europe." ~Bal Harbour
"...embraces the subtle, sensual charm of Italy...these small pleasures that make Nolan's hideaways so utterly Italian." ~Interiors Magazine
"Book your tickets because Italian Hideaways will inspire you to pack your bags...From the modern to the traditional, urban to remote, each of these locations will appeal to a different type of traveler, but every page is filled with its best-kept secrets." ~Quest
"Don't read this book unless you are ready to hop on a plane. This portrait of Italy is simply irresistible." ~Southern Accents
"Along with evocative photography and detailed descriptions of each tucked-away gem, Nolan provides insight into the personalities of the owners and the history of the buildings--and, of course, which specific room to reserve." ~Town & Country
About the Author
Meg Nolan is a writer and editor in New York. She has worked at Vanity Fair and Travel + Leisure Golf, and her work has appeared in Italy Weekly, Golf for Women, Philadelphia/DC Style magazines and the International Herald Tribune in Milan. David Cicconi is the former Photo Editor at Travel & Leisure, and has also shot for Conde Nast Traveller UK and Food & Wine. He was chosen as one of Photo District News’ 30 Emerging Photographers of 2006. He lives and shoots in Europe.
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