Palazzo Loup
Loiano, Italy
Palazzo Loup
Via Santa Margherita 21, Loiano, Italy
Ranking: Palazzo Loup is ranked 1st out of 1 accommodation options available in Loiano.
Classification: 4 Star Hotel
Palazzo Loup is an 17th century dwelling placed in Loiano, 30 km far from Bologna city center and 70 km far from Florence in the heart of Tosco-Emilian Apennine hills. This historical villa, once belonged to the noble Loup family, it was restored in 1990 and it is nestled within an ancient parkland of 100,000 square meters. Palazzo Loup was the setting of important historical events and today it has 49 hotel bedrooms with modern facilities, different equipped congress rooms and a charming restaurant with banqueting halls, everything is surrounded by unspoilt natural beauty. In Summer, guests can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool and its sun terrace with a panoramic view. Bar service and complimentary bathing towels are available in this area that is the ideal place for happy-hour parties or barbeques. The Restaurant is both charming and comfortable with its stunning indoor setting created by converting the ancient wine cellars together with its wide veranda with panoramic view. The Restaurant’s elegant atmosphere is further enhanced by the friendly and attentive service: all dishes are prepared by our chef from local products in the traditional Emilian style. Also available vegetarian and gluten free menus and wide wine selection. The surrounding are offers many leisure activities such as: horse-riding, trekking, golf, woodland excursions. Visits to museums, archeological areas, ancient mills still operating, ancient farmer villages, vineyards, dairy farms. From Palazzo Loup you can easily reach art-cities like Bologna, Florence, Ferrara and Ravenna, we can provide maps and organize family tours. We can rent mountain bikes, vintage cars and Vespa bikes to take a day off driving on the historical Futa road. Cooking course to get in touch with Italian cuisine and wine tasting can be organized in our charming restaurant halls.
