06/09/2026
From Michelin-starred dining and celebrated chefs to kitchen gardens, local produce and recipes rooted in tradition, these are the hotels where food becomes part of the reason to travel.
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For the Michelin stars
On the volcanic island of Vulcano, gastronomy is a reason to stay in itself. Therasia holds three Michelin stars across Il Cappero and Davide Guidara’s plant-led I Tenerumi, alongside two Michelin Green Stars, placing sustainability firmly at the heart of its kitchens.
For the Amalfi Coast
At Donna Emma, Chef Antonino D’Alessio draws on the ingredients and culinary traditions of Campania, giving them a contemporary expression. For something more relaxed, Sauté brings Neapolitan flavours to the water’s edge, overlooking the Amalfi Coast.
For Liguria
Palmaria Restaurant celebrates its Ligurian setting through Italian and Mediterranean flavours, served against one of Portovenere’s most spectacular views. Local ingredients and the region’s relationship with the sea make dining here as much about place as it is the plate.
For the garden
At Botania, the journey from garden to plate is remarkably short. Much of the produce is grown within the resort’s organic gardens, shaping the menus at its restaurants, including Michelin Green Star Il Mirto, where vegetables take centre stage.
For Sicily’s seasons
Chef Piergiorgio Alecci’s cooking follows the rhythms of the Sicilian landscape. His Come Natura menu evolves with what is growing in Donna Carmela’s vegetable garden and citrus groves, bringing the flavours of the estate directly to the table.
For the choice
Anda Barut Collection takes the all-inclusive dining experience far beyond the expected, with a collection of restaurants spanning Turkish and international cuisines. From regional specialities at Kara to pastries and sweet creations at Olivae, there is a different table to discover throughout a stay.
Food at Ottolire is rooted in the flavours and produce of the Itria Valley, with Puglian traditions informing a distinctly local dining experience. Regional ingredients, olive oil and wines connect each meal back to the surrounding cou