Nestled in a historic castle, Reschio Hotel blends vintage charm with luxury amenities, offering top-notch dining, a serene spa, and exceptional service amid stunning countryside.
Tabaccaia di Reschio, 06060 Lisciano Niccone PG, Italy Get directions
"A 3,750-acre estate near the border of Tuscany, featuring an 11th-century castle that houses a boutique hotel. It offers a unique Celestial Retreat experience with stargazing, yoga, zodiac-inspired spa treatments, and adventures among oak forests and olive groves." - Julia Eskins
"Reschio, an estate in Umbria not far from Perugia, comprises 3,700 quite outrageously beautiful acres of rolling hills, olive groves, vineyards, forest, farm buildings and, looming darkly over it all, a curtain-walled 11th-century castle. The most radical of the many changes Castello di Reschio has undergone in its long history is the most recent: its transformation from a place designed to keep people out to one redesigned to welcome them in. After a thousand or so years as a fortress, the castle opened, in 2021, as a 36-room hotel. The success of its reinvention has to do entirely with its owner-proprietors, Count Benedikt Bolza, an architect and designer, and his wife, Donna Nencia Corsini, an artist and environmentalist. The hotel is a lucid expression in three dimensions—in wood and stone and bronze, in silk and velvet and linen, in wildflowers and works of art and kooky knickknacks—of the couple’s shared enthusiasms, their style, their outlook on life. Castello di Reschio works brilliantly as a hotel and does all the things that a top hotel must do. (Is there a chicer palm-court bar, a more astonishing spa, or a lovelier swimming pool in rural Italy? Or anywhere?) More than that, the castle hotel is just one part of the much larger Reschio story, the point of entry into what has often—predictably, though not without reason—been characterized as a modern-day fairy tale. From $1,010. —Steve King" - CNT Editors
"Castello di Reschio is a meticulously restored hotel in a 1,000-year-old castle in Europe." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Count Benedikt Bolza moved to Umbria in 1999 to help his father transform the derelict farmhouses on the sprawling Reschio estate into a series of luxury farmhouses. He and his wife raised their five children in the thousand-year-old castle on the estate before transforming it into a timeless five-star boutique hotel." - Erica Firpo, Laura Itzkowitz
"Castello di Reschio is a restored tenth-century castle set on a vast estate in the Umbrian hills. The rooms and suites feature ancient architectural details, contemporary Italian design furniture, and artworks. The grandest suite spans five floors of the castle's tower." - The MICHELIN Guide
