Uvet Hotels is moving ahead fast and has no fewer than eight new management properties in the pipeline.
A total of eleven hotels in the portfolio
The new managements will bring to eleven the number in its portfolio starting, in March with the Piccolo, a 23-room boutique hotel in Portofino, and the Royal in Positano, with its 77 suites and 160-seat restaurant both of which will reopen their doors. The following month it will be the turn of the Sardinian Palumbalza in Porto Rotondo, which has 92 rooms, a swimming pool, lounge bar, wellness centre, gym, private beach and a small jetty for yachts of up to 15 metres.
From the Dolomites to Venice
Next December operations will resume at three mountain properties: the Alaska in Cortina d'Ampezzo with 92 rooms on seven floors, Les Jumeaux in Courmayeur with 85 rooms in two different buildings, and the South Tyrolean Miramonti near Corvara which has 91 rooms and a restaurant. Two properties in Venice are due to reopen next January: the 22-room Ca' Zusto on the Grand Canal on the Giudecca with 30 rooms.
“We are focusing on exclusive locations”
“Thes are all tangible signs of a strategy aimed at seizing the opportunities dictated by the growing interest in our country from both foreign and Italian tourists,- said Uvet group chairman Luca Patanè. -We are focusing on exclusive locations that offer an authentic experience and personalized service with the aim of optimally meeting the expectations of a demanding international clientele. We firmly believe that Italy, with its cultural heritage, scenic beauty and excellence in the hospitality sector, is a destination of great appeal for this market segment. Our goal is to continue to expand, and we are constantly looking for properties in line with our standards, allowing us to offer a wide range of choices to our guests.”
