Multi-centre holiday: Rome, Naples and the Amalfi Coast

(14 Nights/15 Days)

First stop, Rome

From the Colosseum to the Vatican and then on to the hundreds of churches and museums that make Rome the splendid city that it is …. 

However much time you spend here will never be enough.  But find time too to enjoy the piazzas that punctuate the historic centre, to dine at twilight in Piazza Navona and experience the lively evenings in the Campo dei Fiori and Trastevere.

Set in a glamorous eighteenth century palace, the Hotel Leon’s Place is a brand new design hotel with rich, dark velvet fabrics, mirrored surfaces and twinkling crystals. The hotel is a 15-minute stroll through the gardens of Villa Borghese to the Spanish Steps and within easy reach of so many of Rome’s most magnificent sights.

On to... Naples 

The Frecciarossa high speed rail will whisk you to Naples in just over an hour.

Naples is an utterly unique city, framed by Mount Vesuvius on one side, the Phlegraean Fields on the other and the azure sea at its feet.  Be sure to look beyond the slightly tattered exterior to uncover the city's intoxicating mix of high culture, one-of-a-kind street life and foodie delights.

The 5* Grand Hotel Vesuvio offers old school charm and chicness combined with a strategic seafront location and magnificent views of the bay and Castello dell'Ovo.

End on... the Amalfi Coast 

Recover from the excesses and cultural overload of Rome and Naples with some chill-out time on the Sorrento Peninsula. Separating the two bays of Naples and Salerno, this stretch of land gives way to hills and valleys, enchanting villages and landscaped terraces of olive and citrus groves.

Relais Blu is the ultimate romantic hideaway, set in cliff-top gardens filled with olive trees and the sound of bird song.  Dine on mouth-watering Michelin-starred Italian cuisine on the terrace as the sun disappears behind the island of Capri.