Veneto Wine Hotels

Villa Cordevigo is an outstanding luxury hotel close to Lake Garda. This is where vineyards and olive groves stretch out in every direction and you almost feel like you're part of a living painting. Once a 18th-century Venetian villa, it has been beautifully restored to offer historic charm with the elegance of a boutique hotel... But the heart of the experience is in its winery, where guided tastings bring the estate’s award-winning Villabella wines to life, each glass reflecting the richness of the surrounding terroir. And by strolling through the vineyard, you get a real sense of connection between the land, the cellar, and the table. Back at the villa, the Michelin-starred restaurant elevates the wine with refined cuisine, while the gardens and pool invite long, unhurried afternoons. This is undoubtedly one the best winery accommodation in Veneto. Read more

Ever wondered what it’s like to stay in one of the best wine hotels in Veneto? The boutique-style Alice Relais nelle Vigne give you the chance, by offering a visit to their 19th‑century farmhouse - inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Each room with its own whimsical décor and vineyard views... You can for example book a room with characters like Cheshire Cat and Mad Hatter! Rooms feel haute‑bohemian: high‑quality linens, jacuzzis in select suites, exposed-beam ceilings, and plantation shutters that open to vine‑filled vistas. Breakfast is also a theatrical delight, and mismatched china sets the stage for homemade pastries, organic meats, eggs, and fresh juice, served al fresco when the weather allows. Thanks to the amazing hosts, service feels both personal and super friendly. Lastly, we really recommend you to try wine tasting at the nearby Bellenda cellar which will elevate the stay even further! We think this is a glittering gem in Italy’s sparkling-wine crown. Read more

Before you even get to the first glass of Amarone, B&B Ca' Bernai already feels like a good decision. Tucked into Valpolicella among vineyards and olive trees, this small, family-run hideaway is more about ease and charm than grand wine-estate theatrics - which, honestly, is part of the appeal. Verona, Lake Garda and the hills of Lessinia are all within easy reach, but the surrounding wine country does plenty to keep you put... The three guest rooms are surprisingly generous in size, bright, and designed for lingering rather than merely sleeping, with space for couples, small groups or longer slow-paced stays. Outside, there is an olive grove, open-air corners for unwinding, and vineyard views that make the whole place feel wonderfully tucked away. And yes, breakfast actually deserves a mention here: homemade cakes, local cheeses and cold cuts from Valpolicella and Lessinia, plus the option to have it served in your room. For us, this is the kind of place that suits romantics, road-trippers and anyone who wants Valpolicella to feel warm, personal and deliciously unfussy. Read more

You might not expect a ­winery stay near Venice - but Ca’ Ciaran surprises in the best possible way. Set in an early 1900s Veneto farmhouse just outside Chiarano, this charming B&B balances rustic roots with modern comfort, and yes - it even has its own winery on-site. There are just nine guest rooms, each equipped with thoughtful touches like premium bedding, pillow menus, air conditioning, and hardwood floors... Some have cozy lofts or stylish canopy beds, and every room feels instantly restful. The magic continues beyond the rooms: peaceful gardens, an infinity and outdoor pool, a sauna, and free bikes let you unwind at your own pace. We believe it's the perfect escape where wine, warmth, and relaxation meet just right. Read more

There is something very appealing about a place that does not try too hard. Corte Odorico sits in the hills of Valpolicella Classica and gets the balance right. Part boutique wine relais, part family winery, and entirely built around the pleasure of slowing down with a glass in hand. Wine tastings are central to the experience, so guests are not just passing through wine country - they are drinking it where it is made. What makes it especially tempting is the mood... The setting is all vineyard calm and lush green slopes, while the accommodation looks contemporary but still rooted in the landscape rather than blandly hotel-like. Guests will love the rustic-meets-modern feel, the comfort, the garden and the sense of space. Ideal for anyone craving a stay that feels intimate rather than overproduced. Read more

During a road trip in the Prosecco Hills near Vidor we found the stunning Sorapiana. This is where you are sleeping inside Adami’s legendary Vigneto Giardino, one of the most historic sites in Conegliano Valdobbiadene. That alone gives the place serious wine-geek cachet. Adami is one of the region’s benchmark producers, and Sorapiana doubles as both stylish accommodation and the estate’s tasting space, so guests are never far from a glass of Prosecco Superiore... The setup is intimate - just three rooms - which makes it more insider hideaway than full-scale hotel. Each suite also comes with a half-bottle of Adami Valdobbiadene DOCG, which says a lot about the priorities here. Tastings happen on site, local events are woven in, and the whole place seems designed for people who like their wine trips with fewer crowds and better bottles. It's not a generic stay in wine country, but a front-row seat to one of Italy’s most iconic sparkling-wine landscapes. We love it! Read more

Are you looking for something truly unique among Prosecco’s UNESCO-listed hills? Then stop right here and take a look at Agriturismo Il Conte Vassallo. A gorgeous 17th-century farmhouse that has been turned into an intimate hideaway where sunrise views stretch over the estate’s own Glera vines... The friendly hosts welcome you with fresh prosecco from their vineyard, homemade pastries, and a fully stocked kitchen - perfect for long breakfasts in the glass greenhouse nestled among the rows. In the evenings you can unwind in the wood-heated hot tub at sunset, then sample boutique bubbles and local cheeses under starlit skies. Read more

What if the best way to experience Valpolicella were simply to sleep right in the middle of it - at Domus Cariana. Surrounded by vineyards in San Pietro in Cariano, this small agriturismo keeps things intimate with just a handful of rooms, a tasting room on site and the kind of warm, personal hospitality that larger wine hotels often struggle to match. We also love the deeper wine context here... This is Amarone country, where grapes like Corvina and Rondinella have shaped the landscape for generations and where the appassimento method helped create one of Italy’s most distinctive reds. Staying here means waking up inside that story, not just driving past it. The rest is refreshingly simple: comfortable rooms, vineyard views, generous breakfasts and easy access to nearby wineries and Verona. This is one of those stays that gets the essentials exactly right - real wine-country atmosphere, lovely hosts and a setting that makes a second bottle feel inevitable. Read more

Agriturismo Ae Cavane takes you to a part of Veneto that most wine itineraries skip, and that is exactly why it is interesting. In Conche di Codevigo, between lagoon, countryside and the southern edge of the Veneto lowlands, it offers a more grounded rural stay: apartments, gardens, bikes, barbecue space and enough quiet to reset properly. It is not trying to compete with Valpolicella glamour, and honestly, good for it. The appeal here is agricultural rather than theatrical... You come for the agriturismo atmosphere, the slower pace and the freedom to explore a different side of Veneto from a family-friendly base. For us, it is the sort of address that works best for travellers who like their countryside a little less curated and a little more real. Read more

If you are looking for a Veneto wine stay with actual castle walls and a direct link to Venetian nobility, then book Castello di Roncade. Just outside Treviso, this Renaissance estate is the only pre-Palladian Venetian villa still completely enclosed by medieval walls. Its story stretches from the Doges, and architect Mauro Codussi, to the Ciani Bassetti family, who restored the property and replanted the vineyards in the early 20th century... Today it is a real working estate with tours and tastings built into the experience. And the stay itself has wide range of both classic rooms with period furniture, and elegant renovated tower rooms, plus lofts and apartments inside the front towers for something a little more rustic. So if you want a wine estate with historic residence and beautifully atmospheric - this place more than delivers. Read more

Verona might be best known for Romeo and Juliet, but it’s also the gateway to some of Veneto’s finest wines. And if you want to experience the winemaking process from the front row, you can stay a couple of nights at Tenuta Delo Relais. A very charming, family-run estate wrapped in vineyards and olive groves, with views that make you want to linger over every glass... Guests can taste the estate’s own wines in the garden, wander through the Valpolicella hills, or relax under a leafy pergola with the hum of cicadas for company. Each of the 9 rooms are unique, filled with antiques and character, breakfasts are generous and homemade, and the atmosphere is pure Veneto warmth. It’s wine country living with a romantic Verona twist. Read more

Set in the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Superiore hills of Conegliano, Tenuta Mani Sagge comes with a very strong opening line. Four generations of wine history, a boutique winery on site, and a location right in the natural amphitheatre of Manzana - one of the area’s most striking vineyard settings. As you understand, this is proper Prosecco country, but not the mass-market version... Instead, Mani Sagge focuses on Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG, (including a Rive di Bagnolo Brut), which already tells wine nerds that the terroir story here is serious. The stay itself gives you more than a room between tastings. There’s an agriturismo, a panoramic wine bar, a locanda and a working cantina, so the whole place is built around eating, drinking and staying put longer than planned. Tastings range from sunset Prosecco sessions with local cheeses and cured meats to vineyard tours that dive into the estate’s story. Come here for the bubbles, stay for the hilltop views, and leave knowing that “just one glass” was never going to be realistic. Read more

Villa Premoli is set in a restored 16th-century villa in Caniezza di Cavaso del Tomba, right between the birthplace of Antonio Canova and the Prosecco Hills. That mix of art, landscape and wine already makes it more interesting than a standard rural stay. Better still, the house has its own Prosecco, and guests can arrange guided wine tours and tastings through the surrounding area... Guests stying here can enjoy striking architecture, spacious rooms, and the many activities offered - like e-bikes, cultural visits and wine outings. That is exactly where the appeal lies. You come here for a slower, more atmospheric corner of Veneto - somewhere you can sip the villa’s own Prosecco in the sun, then head off into the hills knowing there is far more to this region than just one wine route. Read more

Agriturismo Ai Dossi features a lovely farmhouse stay in the Veronese hills. It includes a pool, plenty of open space and the kind of location that puts you within easy reach of Verona and Valpolicella without forcing you into a formal resort mood. Here, guests can enjoy a leisurely pace, plenty of comfort and a vast surrounding area with vines... We would not oversell it as a full winery hotel with a major in-house production story, but it does work well as a base for exploring the wine culture around Verona, especially if you want countryside calm by day and bottles within easy reach by evening. A smart pick for relaxed couples and road-trippers who prefer space and ease over performance. Read more

Agriturismo Villa di Modolo comes with a different sort of wow-factor. It's not a winery retreat in the classic cellar-and-barrels sense, but a beautifully revived agriturismo in the agricultural hamlet of a historic Venetian villa, located halfway between Venice, the Prosecco Hills and the Dolomites. Its 7 stunning rooms and apartments occupy the old dairy buildings from the 1920s, which makes this place very easy to love... Some of them even look directly onto the vineyard and the Dolomites - a very hard combination to argue with. In addition to the hotel itself, you'll have the town of Belluno close by, Monte Serva looming in the distance, a 7,000-square-metre romantic park, and even a 3.7 km internal loop trail for walks or bike rides on lazy days. All of this makes Villa di Modolo extra suitable for travellers who want a rural Veneto base with elegance, history and a strong sense of place. Read more

In the gentle hills just outside Verona, Musella Winery & Relais is set within a historic estate surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and woodland. It combines centuries of winemaking tradition with the warm intimacy of a countryside retreat... In other words; the ultimate wine hotel! The on-site winery is certified biodynamic, and you can taste the care that goes into every glass - from elegant Valpolicella to powerful Amarone - best enjoyed right where they’re produced, in the atmospheric cellars or out on the terrace overlooking the vines. The relais itself is housed in a restored 16th-century courtyard, with charming rooms and suites that mix rustic beams and stone with a touch of modern comfort. Days here can also be enjoyed with a swim in the natural pool, a bike ride along the estate’s trails, and a long tasting paired with local food. Book this place to experience Verona’s wine culture at its most authentic and soulful. Read more

In the gentle hills just outside Verona, Musella Winery & Relais is set within a historic estate surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and woodland. It combines centuries of winemaking tradition with the warm intimacy of a countryside retreat... In other words; the ultimate wine hotel! The on-site winery is certified biodynamic, and you can taste the care that goes into every glass - from elegant Valpolicella to powerful Amarone - best enjoyed right where they’re produced, in the atmospheric cellars or out on the terrace overlooking the vines. The relais itself is housed in a restored 16th-century courtyard, with charming rooms and suites that mix rustic beams and stone with a touch of modern comfort. Days here can also be enjoyed with a swim in the natural pool, a bike ride along the estate’s trails, and a long tasting paired with local food. Book this place to experience Verona’s wine culture at its most authentic and soulful. Read more

Our weekend at Palazzo Montanari Art & Wine Relais was exactly what we hoped for during our time in northern Italy. Surrounded by beautiful landscapes and a calm, quiet atmosphere, it became one of the most relaxing parts of our long European trip. From the moment we arrived, hosts Giulia and Susanna made us feel genuinely welcome, almost like being at home... The tour of the winery and estate was fascinating, full of historical details about both the property and the region, while the wine tasting itself was unforgettable. We would highly recommend this stay to anyone looking for a peaceful villa and winery experience. Its location, close to charming towns, Verona, and Lake Garda, makes it an excellent base for exploring the region. Read more

Surrounded by vineyards in the Mincio Valley, Agriturismo B&B Corte Tonolli has a rather winning setup. You are close enough to Lake Garda for day trips, but tucked into a softer, greener corner of wine country where Bardolino and Custoza are the local stars. The estate has been in the same farming family since the 1940s, and that agricultural backbone still shows - not just in the vines, but in the olive oil, jams, vinegar and fruit produced on site... The wine angle is refreshingly real. This is not a styled-up country hotel with a few bottles on a shelf, but a working agriturismo. Surrounded by vineyards it offers guests the chance to taste its own local production, including wine from the property’s grapes. What makes it extra easy to like is the rest of the setup: spacious rooms, apartments and mobile homes, plus a mineral-salt swimming pond and a second pool for families. Add nearby medieval gems like Borghetto sul Mincio and Castellaro Lagusello, and this becomes a smart pick for wine-loving families and relaxed road-trippers. Read more

What if the best Prosecco stay were not in the middle of the tourist trail, but tucked into the green folds of Tarzo, where woods, hills and vines seem to overlap in every direction? This is were Ca' Piadera Wine Relais combines a small six-room wine relais with its own vineyard and restaurant. The estate’s Glera vines grow near the Arfanta hills, among larch, acacia and chestnut woods - hardly a bad address for a bottle of Prosecco... Guests can taste the estate wines on site, sleep in a beautiful room, and enjoy sunny days by the pool. In summary; this is Prosecco country without too much fuss - just vines, good bottles, a well-loved kitchen and one of the prettiest corners of Veneto right outside the door. Read more