It’s impossible to resist the charm of Angleterre Hotel
Italian sunsets
Enjoy the modernist beauty of the Verdura Resort in Sicily.
Munich’s heartbeat
Art deco curves meet 19th century stature at Rocco Forte’s The Charles Hotel.
A timeless classic
Scottish tradition meets contemporary styling at Edinburgh’s Balmoral hotel. Dine at Michelin-starred restaurant, Number One, which has recently undergone a full refurbishment.
Rocco Forte Hotels brings together a family of ten luxurious properties. Each has a unique character, personality and style – inspired by the city that it inhabits and the magnificent architecture it occupies.
Expertise and attention to detail are at the heart of the Rocco Forte ethos. This distinguished portfolio exudes exclusivity and epitomises the same core values; luxurious accommodation bursting with character, fine dining experiences, class-leading facilities, the highest levels of service and central city locations. It's this that makes Rocco Forte Hotels an irresistible choice for the ultimate 5 star city break.
Let the five star kids programme take the stress out of your family holiday - little ones and older children will be well-catered for at all Rocco Forte hotels. Toys, a temperature tester and plenty of bubbles make bath time fun-packed for little ones. Whilst older kids can curl up in their dressing gown and slippers as they play board games, watch movies or lose themselves in their favourite comic or book. Teddy turndown service lets them enjoy homemade cookies and milk as they snuggle down with a hotel teddy.
Rocco Forte hotels - each hotel is authentic to its city
Astoria in St Petersburg has an upstanding reputation and a long list of illustrious guests reaffirming. For a taste of the finer things in life enjoy extravagant caviar and champagne at the Astoria Café. Or choose to stay at Angleterre, where accommodation has been thoughtfully designed and decorated by Olga Polizzi - many of which also frame spectacular views over St Isaac's Cathedral.
History is engraved in Berlin’s Hotel de Rome where original features have evolved into class-leading facilities - the impressive views from the rooftop terrace shouldn’t be missed. At the heart of Munich, Rocco Forte’s The Charles Hotel combines art deco interior design with a large collection of artwork by 19th century artist Franz von Lenbach. It is also home to the city’s largest indoor hotel pool. And at Frankfurt’s Villa Kennedy you’ll discover its tranquil private garden and sumptuous spa create a haven for relaxation.
Hotel de Russie offers a stylish boutique hideaway with a secret garden oasis providing a tranquil retreat in the heart of Rome. Verdura, Rocco Forte's Sicilian resort, offers pure escapism on the southern coast of the island. It's huge and modernist, with an enormous spa, lovely infinity pools, and two championship golf courses. There are uninterrupted views from every private terrace.
The Balmoral is one of Edinburgh’s most recognisable hotels. Its interior may have been enhanced by contemporary design but tradition is evident throughout, from the 400 malts, blends and vintages displayed at Scotch Bar to the traditional cuisine with a Scottish twist, served at Brasserie Prince.
Hotel Amigo is set in a 500 year old building, with a story to tell – from the cobblestoned lobby floor to the traditional tapestries that adorn the walls beside Tintin memorabilia. Dine al fresco and enjoy sumptuous Italian cuisine at the award-winning Bocconi restaurant. Or head to Bar Amigo, the ideal spot for an aperitif facing the picturesque town hall.
