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    • Take equal parts of Miami Beach glam, Manhattan design, and Milanese flair. Add a dash of Asian-tinged contemporary cuisine, a twist of attention to detail, and a generous pinch of five-star amenities. Stir in warm hosts and pour over the hills of Abruzzo, and you have the magical alchemy of IDEA 18. Read expert review

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    • Staying here is about experiencing the frugal beauty and simple life of a medieval village, with a few modern comforts thrown in. This is a “scattered hotel”, which means reception, restaurants and bedrooms occupy different ancient buildings restored with local materials and diligent historic accuracy. Read expert review

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    • Travellers looking for off-the-beaten-path destinations without having to skip on comfort will love this elegant 16th-century palace, where the current owners’ family have been living since the 1700s. Casa Rosati attracts many loyal return guests who enjoy its splendid décor and a warm home-from-home feel. Read expert review

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    • A contemporary, friendly and stylish hotel overlooking the Adriatic in a good spot for exploring the wild coastline, historic towns and mountains of the Abruzzo region. The hotel restaurant is particularly good, with a fabulous summer terrace where lemons and herbs are grown, and there's a private beach and pool. Read expert review

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    • This 17th-century palace – a baronial residence up until a few decades ago – has been meticulously restored and turned into a prestigious hotel, part of the renowned Masciarelli winery. It sits on a hilltop and offers panoramic views of the snow-capped Apennine peaks, olive groves and vineyards. Read expert review

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    • This upmarket bed and breakfast was born as a cultural space for art exhibitions and gastronomic events. It is frequented by Italian artists, designers and fashion world people, attracted by the property’s cool vibe, its proximity to the beach and the owners’ passion for modern art and contemporary cuisine. Read expert review

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    • This friendly and unpretentious family-run hotel is home to a famous Michelin-star restaurant that continues to delight Italian and international gourmands. Loyal clientele keeps coming year after year to enjoy the warm welcome, savour the refined version of traditional Abruzzese cuisine and explore the area. Read expert review

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