Bedrooms feature custom-designed furniture, four-poster Campaign bed, minibar, marble and brass double basin wash stand, free WiFi, ac, antique and historic pieces. Size: 34 to 44 sqm. Bedroom Castello- custom-designed furniture- four-poster Campaign bed- minibar- marble and brass double basin wash stand- free WiFi- ac- antique and historic pieces. Size: 42 sqm/ 452 sqft.

Castello Suites feature a four-poster Campaign bed, a minibar, marble and brass double basin wash stand. All rooms have bath tub, some in the bedroom. WiFi is offered complimentary. Size: 61-75 sqm. Castello Suites are all housed within the Castle with custom-designed furniture . All rooms offer air conditioning. There are also antique and historic pieces in all rooms.

Bespoke furniture – the smooth marble and wood bar, say, or a brass and marble washstand – mix merrily with hand-picked antiques, giving each suite a distinct character. Intriguing touches, such as old photographs and ornaments discovered in local antique markets, reflect the eccentric characters who once lived here.

San Michele Suites, adjacent to Castle feature a four-poster bed, minibar, marble and brass double basin wash stand. All have bathtubs and offer complimentary WiFi and AC. Size: 67 sqm. San Michele Suite, located on a prominent site, next to the church of San Michele, adjacent to the Castle. Some of the bathtubs are in the bedroom. There are also antique and historic pieces in all rooms.

Exposed stonework, terracotta bathroom floors and an Umbrian feel make themselves at home alongside custom-made furniture, beautiful Italian fabrics and unique four-poster beds. The feel is warm and vibrant with antique oil paintings and traditional photography on the walls. Located just next to the Parish Church of San Michele Arcangelo, outside the castle walls, these suites have heart-soaring views along the Niccone valley, and those on the ground floor have their own private gardens.

Grand Suites features a four-poster bed, a minibar, a dressing table, marble and brass double basin wash stand. All have a bath tub, some in the bedroom and offer complimentary WiFi. Size: 83-105 sqm. Grand Suite is housed on the first, second and third floors and features custom-designed furniture. All rooms have air conditioning. In some there is a day bed, in others a dumb valet and some have a fireplace, while all have antique and historic pieces.

Our generous Bedroom Suites follow an organic style, with wood-beamed ceilings and pleasingly eclectic furniture. Bespoke pieces, crafted by our in-house BB for Reschio team, stand cheek-by-jowl with antiques, while characterful accents include original oil paintings and vintage photographs. Some rooms have large stone-carved fireplaces, perfect for lounging next to with a book.

Tower Suite over 5 floors, no lift, 2 bedrooms, roof garden with bath tub, four-poster bed, minibar, dressing table, marble and brass double basin wash stand. free WiFi, ac. Size: 130 sqm/ 1,399 sqft. Tower Suite is housed within the iconic tower of the Castle and ranges over five floors. This Suite is the only one with two bedrooms and features a roof garden on the top floor with spectacular views over Reschio Estate. The custom-designed furniture incudes the four-poster Campaign bed, the minibar, dressing table, marble and brass double basin wash stand. There are also antique and historic pieces, complimentary WiFi access and air conditioning. The bath tub is located in the roof garden, a dumb waiter reaches all levels including the roof garden, which can supply food and drinks. There is no lift in this one-of-a-kind suite.

This suite is a real show-stopper, spreading over five floors of the Castello’s tower. The entrance passes right over the huge gateway to the castle, leading to a spacious living room, up to the master bedroom and roomy bathroom. The floor above houses the second bedroom and bathroom, which in turn leads up to the study. And then, at the very top, the roof garden with an open-air tub – and frankly extravagant views over the Umbrian countryside.

Noci sits proudly on its namesake hilltop, Col delle Noci, with wide, sweeping views across the valley to the Castello and the bordering Umbrian hills. This 17th century farmhouse has been thoughtfully restored, with pale terracotta floors, wooden doors and exposed timber beams – all typically Umbrian – keeping things traditional, and bright white walls, colourful fabrics and Italian furniture giving everything a contemporary shake-up. Outside, the olive, cypress and fig trees line up the sloping garden, inviting you to take a soothing morning stroll around the sun-dappled grounds.

Light-flooded interiors and bespoke furniture, carefully selected by the Reschio design team, mix cleverly with period pieces, creating a stylish, organic feel. Unlike other properties, Piantaverna’s infinity pool sits on a terrace above the house, surrounded by fragrant lavender gardens and with dreamy views of Reschio’s rolling hills. You’ll happily lose a day here, relaxing in the balmy shade of old oak trees.

This is one for those seeking a slice of nature in its purest form. Wild oaks, olive trees and scented rosemary beds surround the summer house and infinity pool outside, while inside, the cool monochrome furnishings coupled with rustic, Italian touches create a modern, chic retreat.

Inside, the spacious rooms have high, vaulted ceilings, floors laid with reclaimed terracotta tiles and beautifully hand-painted wallpapers, blending seamlessly with stylish modern furnishings, all centred on a spectacular cantilevered staircase. Outside, there’s a breezy loggia with three huge arches that perfectly frame the large, heated infinity pool and the uninterrupted views of the valleys beyond. Palazzo has plenty to keep guests busy, including a wine cellar, tennis court, gym and games room.

There’s nothing austere about it now, though – light-filled rooms, modern art and sleek furniture, made exclusively by B.B for Reschio, create beautiful, contemporary interiors. The double-height kitchen hides a unique dome-shaped wine cellar below, while the dining room opens up completely, linking the courtyard to the pool, forming easy, inside-out living areas. The terrace is an idyllic lounging spot, overlooking the cascading steps to the infinity pool, with quince trees and the wild, almost jungle-like greenery all around.

Grugliano is all about traditional Italian elegance – you’ll notice subtle design touches throughout, from the small market trinkets above the chimney mantel, to the tiled kitchen worktop, to the spiral cast iron staircase that connects the high-ceilinged living room to the master bedroom. You’ll notice lots of places to lounge around, too, with various shady outdoor areas made for relaxing with a glass of something chilled while admiring the unequivocally Umbrian landscape.

High on the hills of Reschio is the impressive Arrighi, a former watchtower and farmhouse that dates back to the 11th century. Stroll across the wide, paved courtyard, past the stone fountain and into this warm and welcoming house, with its light, modern interiors, cool sandstone floors and soaring ceilings. Outside, the glass-encased staircase tower is an architectural show-stopper, but what’s most striking about Arrighi is its surroundings – it’s hard to drag yourself away from those sweeping views over the estate, the Niccone valley and over to Tuscany.

There’s a pleasingly synergic symmetry to Barco that stems from its landscaped courtyard, the focal point of the house. Inside, curving arches and an open-plan feel give a breezy sense of space, while the central dining room brings the outdoors in, opening right out onto the terraces leading to the swimming pool, garden and spa-bath. It’s here, on the shady terrace, that you’ll want to spend your day, nose in a book or dining outdoors, gazing at uninterrupted views of the castle and of nearby Castello di Sorbello. The location is spot-on, too, close to Ristorante Alle Scuderie, the stables and tennis courts.

Bell’Aria is a perfect example of how the Reschio team works closely with house owners to create an utterly unique and bespoke home that is both aesthetically beautiful and liveable. This is Italian elegance with a touch of English country house charm – where modern style meets traditional materials, where refined luxury meets kick-off-your-shoes comfort. Take your pick from numerous outdoor lounging areas – on the terraces, by the pool, on the lawns – and take in the views over Reschio’s private nature reserve and, on crisp clear days, all the way to the Apennines.

This charming 17th century former farmhouse, surrounded by ancient mulberry and oak trees, sits peacefully on a hillside overlooking rolling pastures and fields. Brusceto’s traditional feel, with its stone and terracotta floors and tiled kitchen, evokes its agricultural past, while bright-white walls and modern furniture bring the house bang up to date. Stroll through the fragrant gardens, surrounded by lavender and rosemary, enjoy open-air dining with spellbinding views from the outdoor dining area, or float in the infinity pool and gaze over the valley.

Step into the cool shade of Alle Scuderie and take a seat amongst the lofty fern-trees, head out onto the broad terrace or perch at the long, marble Bar Centrale. With its soaring ceilings, hand-crafted furniture and wide-reaching views, it exudes an air of old-world Italian glamour. Our organic kitchen garden does most of the hard work here, which combined with the freshest local produce, creates simple menus with elegant touches, and pizzas straight from our outdoor oven. Bar Centrale is just the place to pause for a pre-dinner cocktail or post-dinner drink.

Built into the western ramparts of our ancient castle, Al Castello has breathtaking views out over the countryside, with front-row seats come sunset. Inside is a stylish, pared-back restaurant, with huge doors that open up on the terrace, bringing the outside in. Fig trees dot the expansive terrace, perfect for outdoor meals under the stars. All is local, versatile, seasonal and sustainable, with breakfast and dinner available to our hotel and house guests, and their visitors.

The centrepiece of the restaurant, however, is undoubtedly the ‘Bar Centrale’. Almost an artwork in its own right, the bar represents the perfect union of Benedikt’s design vision combined with the master craftsmanship of Reschio’s own woodworkers, blacksmiths, and stonemasons. Exuding an air of old-world Italian glamour, the bar has become the natural meeting place for those on the Estate at different times of the day. Whether calling in for a macchiato in the late morning or enjoying a Negroni in the evening, the bar is the perfect backdrop to any stay at Reschio.

It’s amazing what you can do with a watchtower. What once played an important role in the protection of our ancient castle is today Reschio’s chic pool bar, the perfect spot to try one of our freshly-made juices or cocktails. A breezy bar area, outside deck and little niches for guests to cozy up in provide relaxed dining, with made-on-the-spot panini, just-picked salads and fruit from the estate.

Soaring to the skies on one side of the castle courtyard is our beautiful Palm Court, with lofty iron columns and a glass ceiling creating an epic, turn-of-the-century-style space. Wander in for a sharpener on arrival and take in the ancient stones of the castle, peruse our retro-cool afternoon tea trolley – or just kick back with an icy glass of something delicious and a book from the library.

A place to take in an invigorating negroni, while also absorbing the majesty of the castle’s walls from within. The grand piano is tuned and ready for those that play jazz or classical arias, while portraits of the Conte di Reschio and the Contessa have pride of place to observe the activities of their guests in the heart of the castle.

A cool respite from the summer heat or a blazing fire in the winter chill; the Palm Court Bar is a place to relax while luggage is whisked to your Castello suite. It is the hub of the hotel, somewhere to linger over an espresso and plan daily excursions or to sip a cocktail and gossip.

Within the walls of the castle are two interlinked courtyards – one now encased in glass and starting a new life as the Palm Court. The other is a wonderful grassy lawn circled by impressive mature umbrella pines and cypresses. It is blessed with perfect acoustics and the home to concerts, recitals and pop-up events.

Outside, by the old Torrino, you’ll find our outdoor pool. Che bello – you may never swim with views more beautiful than these … however distracting this might be from getting in a good few lengths. You can certainly take in the scenery at your leisure, basking in the sun by the poolside, and sipping your favourite drink (our attendants will see to your every need)

Our outdoor pool is a thing of natural beauty. Settled in the landscape surrounded by mature trees and fragrant gardens, inviting a casual dip. It feels like wild swimming, as you skim over the ripples to the undulating views beyond with paintbrush cypresses, glimmering olive groves and ancient vineyards. The old Torrino has had a renaissance and its attentive staff cater for your every whim.

Sunk like a glimmering optical illusion into the verdant lawns is our incredible outdoor pool. Located just outside the castle walls – and mirroring the historic, time-worn ramparts – the water gently overflows the stone rim of the pool to the grass at its edge, while tall umbrella pines provide balmy shade. Showers and changing rooms are available beneath the deck of the adjacent Il Torrino, and another pool-side deck offers a perfect front-row seat to the water. Leafy niches between the trees and around the gardens, meanwhile, offer more secluded spaces for families or couples.

Deeply inspired by the Roman baths of old, we have partnered with a medical specialist to create a unique combination of personalised treatments carried out in the extraordinary surrounds of our ancient cellars. Every treatment – from massages and facials to traditional bathing rituals – is utterly bespoke, focusing on your specific physical needs. The result: emerge feeling relaxed, re-energised and with a new spring to your step.

The star of the show is the large, ethereal salt-water pool, lit by high-up windows allowing atmospheric shafts of sunlight to slant into the space. Sink into the water and float across through a vaulted stone arch, to wallow in the connected circular base of the three-storey tower. Sit on the marble benches in the warm water and gaze up at the walls, flooded with natural light from up high and from a window beneath the water level – or release the tropical rain shower, which cascades dramatically from the ceiling.

Located in one of the ancient, vaulted stone cellars, this spacious steam room is big enough for up to six people. Octagonal in shape, natural light pours in atmospherically from a central lightwell. Next to The Hammam in another of our beautiful, vaulted cellars, is our traditional sauna. Crafted from Mediterranean oak, the fragrant Swedish style sauna has space for six people. Relax in this warm and comforting space beneath lofty stone ceilings, and enjoy one of our bespoke treatments, carried out by the caring hands of our expert therapists. Massages and many treatments can also be arranged in the privacy of your own room.

Step into our original red wine cellar and be transported into a private, cosseting space to enjoy with family or groups of friends of up to six people. Set beneath soaring ceilings, this large room includes a crackling fireplace, two “conversation” baths, two massage beds, a soft and welcoming daybed and a well-equipped tea kitchen and juice bar. Off to one side is a private changing room and a steam shower, while down a couple of worn, stone steps in an ancient cave carved out of the solid rock, transformed into a tepidarium – a warm space inspired by the ancient Romans, and the perfect place to relax, stretch and limber up before a tailor-made treatment.

Our outstanding stables, launched by our founder, Count Antonio Bolza, in 1999, is home to some of Italy’s finest, most highly skilled dressage horses. Lessons, wild hacks across the estate and early evening performances will introduce you to these magnificent creatures.

Take a spin on our Astroturf courts, available for hire to guests, either for a knock-about with friends or for lessons with an experienced tennis coach. The tennis pavilion is stocked with refreshments, perfect for relaxing between games or for enthusiastic supporters to spend time in during a heated match.

From riding and tennis lessons, to wild hiking and biking, Reshio is the place for kids to go free-range. Our estate team can arrange all sorts of ways of entertaining the kids on the estate, while our child-friendly excursions can bring the region to life for young, inquisitive minds.

Brace yourself: you’ll want to buy everything here. Hand-picked by Count Benedikt and Donna Nencia, our shop holds gorgeous finds such as Venetian silk slippers, exquisite linen shawls and hand-woven Florentine sunhats. Alongside these special discoveries are our own delicious estate products, including golden honey and the most delicious olive oil, as well as seasonal, just-picked biodynamic vegetables, herbs and free-range eggs.