Oriana Homèl has opened new signature residences and suites in two iconic properties in Treviso and Trapani.
Signature residences in Veneto and Sicily
Oriana Homèl, an Italian company specialized in contemporary hospitality, has announced the opening of signature residences in the former Mulino Mandelli in Treviso and the Palazzo della Banca d'Italia former bank building in Trapani. Combining historical charm, architectural vision and sustainable hospitality the properties - one in the productive and fluvial heart of the Veneto region, the other on the luminous waterfront of western Sicily - become symbols of the brand's growth strategy: re-inhabiting extraordinary places and giving them a new lease of life through authentic and refined hospitality.
The services of a conventional hotel
Oriana Homèl is an innovative idea of hospitality in design apartments, in skillfully restored historic buildings, which provide the services of a conventional hotel. This avant-garde solution offers more comfort and space to its guests with green-certified units using energy from renewable sources. Modern and tastefully furnished, in a facility with concierge and centralised services, the HOMÈL concept offers the comforts of a home with the services of a hotel.
Treviso: the power of water and memory
Twenty-three flats will be built as part of a unique hotel tourist residence in the heart of Treviso, inside the historic former Mulino Mandelli. The project, by Studio Matteo Thun & Partners, reinterprets a milling complex dating back to the 15th century, built at the confluence of the Sile and Storga rivers, and transforms it into a welcoming and harmonious space. After centuries of milling and industrial activity, the mill is preparing to enjoy a new lease of life while keeping its architectural value and productive soul intact. The reconversion, strongly oriented towards environmental sustainability, is a rare example of urban regeneration for tourism in an industrial archaeology building.
Trapani: elegance by the sea
Overlooking the dock and the crystal-clear sea of Sicily, Oriana Homèl will open 23 suites inside the former headquarters of the Bank of Italy in th city of Trapani. The monumental building designed in the 1950s by architect Decio Marrone - erected on the site of the historic Garibaldi Theatre - is now being converted into a high-profile accommodation facility, with a public gallery, cultural spaces, restaurants and a spectacular terrace-solarium from which to admire the Egadi Islands.
Searching for properties in Florence and Venice
These two new openings are crucial milestones in the 2025-2030 business plan, which envisages two openings per year – both in primary and emerging locations - with the aim of reaching around 250 flats nationwide and with a turnover of some €20 million. Negotiations for further openings are at an advanced stage, while the search for properties in Florence and Venice continues.
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