
18/08/2025
At , which began its life as a fortified monastery in the 11th century, guests are immersed in a rich history.
Every room bears elegant markers of years gone by, including architrave ceilings, stone walls, and terracotta floors. Here, luxury is not defined by opulence alone: it is an ode to the care given to preserving the property and the craftsmanship in every element. Il Pievano, housed in the monastery’s former refectory, is helmed by Antonio Iacoviello, who offers menus that are guided by rigorous research and pure curiosity.