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- The Rooms:
Sofisticated or antique furnishing, colored drapes and paper walls, high wooden ceiling, oil paintings, aroma-therapy, candles and incenses, subject rooms.

- The Bathrooms:
Jacuzzi, marble furniture, bathroom amenities (eau de toilettes, miniature parfumes, moisturizing cremes and soaps), radio, television, telephone, bathrobe.

- The Lobby:
Lobby as living-room, fireplace, music (classic or ambient), ethnic or antique furniture, renowned designer for internal architecture, theme furnishing, art pieces, lobby as small art gallery (exposition room).

- The Service:
Personalized service: the staff are aware of each individual guest's needs, in order to satisfy, Accommodations possible, any desire and meet any request. Special meals can be prepared for vegetarian or religious guests or for those who suffer from particular allergies. A varied choice of teas and infusions could be offered in the afternoon. A welcome drink should be prepared, depending on the season as well as a basket of fresh fruits in the bedroom.

- Extra Activities:
A Boutique Hotel can offer a wide variety of amusements inside and outside the property itself. There could be a panoramic swimming-pool or a small exercise room, as well as tennis courts or other sports facilities. There could be a sauna or a turkish bath, a spa or a massage room (it could also offer a range of health or beauty treatments).
Guided tours of historic cities and surrounding countrysides. Culinary and enolocical tours.
Wine and cheese tasting (local delicacy) or an aperitif served in the lobby accompanied by the guests' favourite molodies. The aperitif could be served before dinner, just to have a taste of the wonderful night that is still to come. For a Boutique Hotel's oner, there are no customers, just guests, and guests are friends.

How Do you recognize a Boutique Hotel?
A Boutique Hotel is defined as a property of usually small dimensions, with a unique and intimate character. The number of rooms is also strongly reduced compared to other lodging facilities. However, this number can vary according on the region or the city in which the property itself is present. It is absolutely mandatory that the hotel be independent, not associated to a hotel chain such as Marriott, Hillton or Sheraton. Family run properties, for examples, perfectly reflect the character of a Boutique Hotel. But what mostly distinguish a Boutique Hotel from other lodging properties is the top service quality, that we love to call "personalized". Each individual necessity is always taken into serious consideration and satisfied, Accommodationsver there is a chance to do it. A Boutique Hotel is different in the care for the detail. The extras are something a Boutique Hotel couldn't ever give up. Originality and peculiarity are essential to underline the meaning of Boutique Hotel.