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The Palazzo boutique hotel in Italy has been completely restored by Francis Coppola and acclaimed French designer Jacques Grange, creating a luxurious, authentically Italian experience that ushers guests into a private world of palatial comfort, surrounded by gardens, courtyard and swimming pool, all just steps from a small, bustling town in which the visitor is a friend and neighbour rather than a tourist.

 

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Francis wanted the Palazzo to become a place that his children would want to visit again and again, and therefore invited the whole family to contribute ideas to the design. It is this very sense of family that distinguishes The Palazzo Margherita as one of the most charming small luxury hotels in Italy.

Inside

The interior décor of Palazzo Margherita is styled with tiled floors as well as Moroccan and Baroque-inspired hand-painted fresco ceilings. Grange designed some of the exotic tiles and furniture, including one of the most beautiful suites, which is in a Tunisian style to honor Francis Coppola’s Tunisian-born grandmother. All of the floors in the Palazzo have been restored from the original marble.

Bedrooms

All rooms are en suite with spacious and luxurious bathrooms, most with both a shower and claw foot bathtubs. The ‘Garden’ rooms each have their own private gardens, allowing guests complete privacy during their stay. Each of the ‘Suites’ are inspired by Francis Ford Coppola’s family members, who also contribute to the design of the rooms. These rooms either have their own private terrace or a balcony overlooking the area.
Every room is decorated with an elegant and traditional touch, embodying complete luxury.

Location

Palazzo Margherita is a luxury hotel in Italy situated in Bernalda, a small hilltop town near the Ionian Sea in the Basilicata region of Southern Italy. Located in the province of Matera, which is famous for its ancient cave dwellings, historic houses and unspoiled villages, Bernalda is relatively unknown to tourists.