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Download the Brochure ENG WELCOME TO VILLA MADRUZZO HOTEL, RESTAURANT, SPA & WELLNESS The Polonioli family and team are happy to welcome you with warmth and kindness. We want Villa Madruzzo to be not only your hotel, but also your home in Trentino. Let us pamper you with the historical atmosphere and relaxing, lush Trentino mountains. WHY VILLA MADRUZZO? Villa Madruzzo is a historic sixteenth yet hospitable and comfortable century dwelling located on the setting. Let yourself be enveloped hills east of Trento. Nestled in the by a family-style welcome, attentive luscious green of centuries-old trees and sincere service, and the timeless and neighboring vineyards, the atmosphere we curate for every Villa offers a splendid panoramic guest: professionalism and warmth view of the city and the Trentino are our hallmarks. mountains. Villa Madruzzo is the ideal destination to enjoy a refined, THE RESTAURANT In addition to the tasty dishes, our recommend an excellent grappa from chefs provide skillful and attentive our region. At Villa Madruzzo, you will service, adding to the refined setting. find a of riches. Incorporating ingredients from the Always ready to welcome hotel guests, Trentino tradition combined with the restaurant is also frequented by national recipes, the chefs at Villa external guests, who have always Madruzzo create a rich culinary appreciated the cuisine, the rooms, journey that can satisfy the most and the courteous staff. curious and delicate of palates. Villa Madruzzo is also a perfect Choose from the menu, or let yourself location for corporate events, business be tempted by our best-known dishes, lunches, anniversaries and birthdays, such as the meat tartare, a favorite in receptions and weddings, and more our kitchen. To add to the celebration intimate, special occasions Our of culinary flavours and fragrances, beautifully decorated and secluded we offer a wide variety of local and rooms can accommodate anywhere national wines. We will recommend from 2 to 100 guests. the most suitable pairings from our wine list. At the end of your meal, we’ll ROOMS AND SUITES Five styles, five ways to experience warmth and intimacy of the attic or Villa Madruzzo in the name of the comfortable style of the Garden? elegance and family warmth. Would Whatever your choice, you will you prefer to immerse yourself in the always feel at home. All rooms have historic atmosphere of the Villa or air conditioning, a minibar, free Wi- in the contemporary elegance of the Fi, and a hairdryer in the bathroom Belvedere? Do you appreciate the MADRUZZO ROOMS THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE IN ANOTHER ERA What once was the Villa’s ancient Villa, a unique characteristic that residences, the Madruzzo rooms are has been deliberately unaltered to located on the first floor. They are preserve the building’s historical elegant, stylishly furnished rooms flair. All the Madruzzo rooms have where you can enjoy the intimate large, bright windows overlooking touch of places that have lived the the luscious greenery and fountain history of a noble family. of the central garden or the backyard Each Madruzzo room is unique in gloriously embellished by rose terms of size, shape, and charm: the gardens and ornamental plants. structure of these rooms faithfully follows the original blueprint of the From 17 to 30.56 square meters BELVEDERE ROOMS The Belvedere wing is located in elegance, always in harmony with the front of the Villa and is connected to classic taste of Villa Madruzzo. it through an underground passage: the Madruzzina Gallery. Located on From 17.74 to 30.46 square three floors, these spacious rooms meters are furnished with contemporary BELVEDERE JUNIOR SUITE If you want to enjoy our hospitality are furnished in a contemporary in a more spacious environment, you and elegant style and feature a single can select one of our Junior Suites. large space with a double bed and Located on each of the three floors sofa bed, bathroom with shower and of the Belvedere area, these rooms bathtub, and separate toilet. What distinguishes one from deckchairs, or enjoy time on a another is the enchanting view of the balcony overlooking the vineyards surrounding hills and mountains: below, comfortably seated at the you can enjoy it on a spacious table. balcony, relaxing on comfortable BELVEDERE SUITE For guests looking for ample space bathroom with tub and toilet, and and privacy, we offer the two Suites a separate living area that includes a located in the Belvedere area. In the sofa bed, another TV, and a second contemporary and elegant style that bathroom with toilet. Both rooms distinguishes this part of the hotel, offer access to a large balcony these bright Suites are comprised furnished with a table and chairs, of two rooms: a room with double overlooking the meticulously cared bed, TV, and adjacent windowed for garden and Villa. ATTIC ROOMS The intimate, cozy, and welcoming Also fitted with large and modern Attic rooms are located on the skylights, these rooms are the ideal top floor of the historic Villa. The solution for guests looking for a Attic rooms are furnished with romantic view of the starry sky. warm colors that, together with the exposed wooden beams, yield a simple, genuine, and coy charm. 13.64 - 20.28 square meters CLASSIC ROOMS SIMPLY ELEGANT Located in the wing adjacent to Most of the Classic rooms have the central building of the Villa, small terraces facing the Villa garden the Classic rooms are in a two- and offer a variety of family or story complex. Renovated in connecting rooms. 2017 in the modern style, these comfortable rooms will welcome you in an environment furnished From 10.05 to 23.24 square with simplicity, all without giving up meters elegance and attention to detail. GARDEN ROOMS WHERE THE MOST SOUGHT-AFTER DESIGN MEETS BREATHTAKING VIEWS In the summer of 2018, the Villa rooms exude warmth, wellness, and Madruzzo hotel expanded, adding harmony. They are ideal for guests an entire floor with nine exclusive seeking the highest levels of elegant Garden rooms. These rooms furnishings and comfort, mixed combine the best of modern and with a harmonious balance between Alpine design. Characterized by luxury and nature. These rooms the intentional use of wood, local have large private balconies with materials, precious wallpapers, breathtaking views of our Alpine and refined draperies, the Garden panorama. GARDEN JUNIOR SUITE WITH PRIVATE WHIRLPOOL AND SAUNA The Garden Junior Suite, designed front of the shower, the two-seat in a classic-modern style, is located panoramic sauna overlooks the large on the last, new floor of the Garden terrace with a private jacuzzi. From wing. Soothing, calming wallpapers here, or lying on the loungers, you and furnishings in shades of gray can let yourself be enveloped by the create a sophisticated, intimate, and spectacular panorama of the valley relaxing atmosphere. The bathroom and its vineyards. is the real surprise of this room: in WELLNESS & SPA Connected to all rooms via the In the summer you’ll have access the Madruzzina Gallery, the wellness outdoor area from the panoramic area of Villa Madruzzo is located in window of the indoor pool, and can the Belvedere building An intimate sunbathe or soak in the two whirlpools and secluded oasis of peace, this area while enjoying the picturesque view. overlooks the vineyards and the lush And if you wish to indulge in the surrounding mountains. Here you can ultimate pampering experience, our rest your body and mind in the soothing beauty specialists will welcome you and purifying sauna and Turkish bath. with courtesy and professionalism, Experience total relaxation from the offering you a wide range of massages water jets, fragrances, and lights. Then and facial and body treatments. you can relax on water beds or sip an herbal tea on the sofas in the relaxation area to complete this pleasant moment dedicated to the self. EVENTS AND MEETINGS Needing space for a business lunch, projector, screen, microphone, a meeting among a few people, flipchart, and Wi-Fi system. And or a conference that hosts up to to ensure you have everything you 100 members? Villa Madruzzo is need for a successful event, we the ideal location. Equipped with remain available to support you comfortable armchairs and tables in organizing coffee breaks, lunches, or practical and spacious benches, and dinners, and in booking rooms our modular rooms include a video for participants. OUR CONFERENCE ROOMS: Ludovico Madruzzo Room 1 Small Church from 5 to 15 people up to 10 people Ludovico Madruzzo Room 2 Sacristy from 5 to 65 people up to 5 people Belvedere Room Carlo Emanuele Room from 10 to 40 people up to 55 people Cardinale Room up to 100 people ACTIVITIES THE PLACES OF THE MADRUZZO FAMILY The Madruzzo dynasty ruled the and Giocondo in Corgnon, you destiny of the Episcopal principality will discover the evidence of the of Trento for over a century. From presence of the Madruzzo family Villa Madruzzo, it will be possible to in their native area. In July, it is also reach by car the other key places of the possible to take part in the “Feste most important family of Trentino. Madruzziane”, celebrations held in By visiting the castles of Madruzzo the town of Calavino, which for a and Toblino, the archpriest church week every year turns into a medieval of Calavino and the eighteenth- village with traditions and habits of century church of SS. Mauro, Grato the past. THE CHARM OF THE HILL A stone’s throw from Villa Madruzzo the hill on which Villa Madruzzo you can discover exclusive itineraries stands is also an ideal starting between nature and history. The point for discovering many other Ponte Alto Orrido is just 50 meters fascinating routes.
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