Luxury bespoke hotel holidays to Villa Cordevigo, near Verona
Facts in brief
Official star rating 5
Location In the countryside 10 minutes from Lake Garda and 30 minutes from Verona.
Annual opening All year
Closest airport Verona Valerio Catullo
Distance from airport 25 minutes by car
Closest railway station Peschiera del Garda
Distance from railway station 20 minutes by car
Hotel facilities and services
100 hectares of vineyards and olive groves, Michelin-starred Oseleta Restaurant, Cordevigo Restaurant, Fiordilej Bar, outdoor swimming pool with hydromassage, Essentia Spa with whirlpools, Finnish Sauna, infrared sauna, Turkish bath, sensory showers, fitness centre, yoga, grape harvesting, 2km fitness trail, Renaissance chapel, Italian gardens, wine cellar with over 600 labels, wine tastings, cooking classes, bicycle hire, free parking, and laundry service.
Complimentary
Wi-Fi and parking
Land sports
Cycling, hiking, yoga, and fitness trail
Out and about nearby
Verona lies just 30 minutes away by car, offering the magnificent Roman Arena, one of the largest ancient amphitheatres in the world, the Gothic Castelvecchio with its exceptional art collection, and Juliet’s House with its iconic balcony. The picturesque towns surrounding Lake Garda include Bardolino, Lazise, and Sirmione, each featuring charming mediaeval architecture, lakeside promenades, and excellent restaurants. Villa Cordevigo sits within the renowned Bardolino wine region, with the legendary Valpolicella vineyards producing Amarone just 15 minutes to the east, offering countless opportunities for wine estate visits and tastings. The Parco Natura Viva wildlife park provides family-friendly entertainment nearby, whilst Monte Baldo offers spectacular hiking trails within panoramic views across the lake. The historic Scaliger Castle in Lazise and the thermal springs at Colà di Lazise complete the diverse attractions within each reach of the Villa.
Sports nearby
Horse-riding, golf, watersports, hiking, and mountain biking
Everything was extremely well organised.Mr P, May 2025
From about
Holiday Code EXH49723
The prices displayed here are a guide only. Each holiday price will be tailor-made at the time of booking to reflect all actual costs including up-to-date special offers.
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bespoke hotel holidays to Villa Cordevigo, near Verona
Villa Cordevigo is an exquisite five-star hotel, set in an 18th century Venetian villa in the heart of Cavaion Veronese, where centuries-old cypress trees line the entrance drive and 100 hectares of vineyards stretch across the rolling countryside between Lake Garda and Verona. This Relais & Châteaux property represents a harmonious marriage of aristocratic heritage and contemporary luxury, owned by the Cristoforetti and Delibori families, who have transformed their residence into one of northern Italy’s most distinguished wine estates. The villa’s architectural elegance follows the classical Venetian design, with the main residence flanked by two lateral wings, locally called ‘barchesse,’ which once served as agricultural outbuildings and now house many of the hotel’s 40 rooms. The estate includes a Renaissance chapel dedicated to St Martin, built in the 1400s and extended in the 1700s, now housing over 3,000 relics collected by the Bishop Marcantonio Lombardo. The interiors showcase wooden beamed ceilings, Venetian mosaic floors, original frescoes, period furnishings, and rich fabrics that maintain the villa’s noble character. The Villa’s culinary offerings centre on Oseleta Restaurant, awarded a Michelin star and houses within the historic portico, where Executive Chef Marco Marras creates refined Italian cuisine drawing inspiration from his Sardinian roots and the abundant local produce. Marras’ kitchen garden supplies fresh herbs and vegetables for his seasonal menus. Dining takes place on the terrace in warmer months. For more relaxed fare, the Cordevigo Restaurant serves traditional Veneto cuisine, and the Fiordilej Bar, set in a former vaulted cellar, serves cocktails and wines from the estate’s collection. The Essentia Spa provides plenty of relaxation opportunities, from the Finnish sauna to the Turkish bath, and an outdoor pool with hydromassage seats. The Villa Cordevigo invites guests to immerse themselves in local Italian culture, with Grape to Glass harvesting and tasting experiences of Bardolino, Valpolicella, and Amarone wines, as well as cooking classes with local chefs, and cycling excursions through the parkland. Villa Cordevigo is the ultimate restorative retreat, celebrating the finest elements of Veneto’s wine country.
Room descriptions
Villa Cordevigo has 40 rooms and suites, each with Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, heating, large-sized double beds, TV, safe, minibar, and hairdryer.
Everything was extremely well organised.Mr P, May 2025
From about
Holiday Code EXH49723
The prices displayed here are a guide only. Each holiday price will be tailor-made at the time of booking to reflect all actual costs including up-to-date special offers.
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bespoke hotel holidays to Villa Cordevigo, near Verona
The journey and how you get there
For a holiday to Villa Cordevigo, you can fly to Verona Valerio Catullo Airport and collect a hire car for the 25 minute drive, or take a train to Peschiera del Garda or Verona Porta Nuova stations and collect a hire car from there. The villa is also accessible as part of a self-drive touring holiday of northern Italy and the Lakes region. Alternatively, we can arrange transfers from the airport or train station directly to the hotel. A car is recommended for exploring Lake Garda, Verona, and the surrounding wine regions.
Additional information
Children: Villa Cordevigo welcomes families with children. Family rooms are available, and additional beds or cots can be arranged on request in suitable rooms. Children are welcome in both restaurants, with menus adapted to suit younger guests.
Other information: Wine tastings, cooking classes, and other experiences should be booked in advance.
Everything was extremely well organised.Mr P, May 2025
From about
Holiday Code EXH49723
The prices displayed here are a guide only. Each holiday price will be tailor-made at the time of booking to reflect all actual costs including up-to-date special offers.
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bespoke hotel holidays to Villa Cordevigo, near Verona
About Veneto
An Expressions tailor-made holiday to Veneto incorporates the beauty, culture and heritage of this popular Italian region. Like its northern neighbour, Friuli, Veneto is cradled by the Dolomites to the north, the Venetian planes to the south, and the Adriatic to the east, giving it an almost unsurpassed scenic, cultural and architectural variety. Unlike Friuli, however, Veneto is one of the most visited regions in Italy, with Venice the undoubted jewel in its preposterously beautiful crown. While most people race through Veneto in their rush to get to Venice, the region is a veritable treasure trove of beautiful towns, many of them blessedly devoid of tourist crowds, who are elsewhere on the Venetian lagoon. Of these, Padua is a gem of a cobbled university town littered with Giotoa frescoes, Verona, home to Romeo and Juliet, is one of the prettiest ancient cities in Italy, Vicenza is the stunning ‘laboratory’ of Andrea Palladio, one of the most influential architects in history, and in Treviso, Veneto has a wonderful, scaled down version of Venice, complete with beautiful canals. That said, with flights into Venice, you could happily spend every holiday for the rest of your life in Veneto's celebrated capital. A staggeringly spectacular town, it does of course get busy in summer, but with no cars in the city centre, Byron's ‘fair city of the heart' has a peaceful, festive air even in high season, with a string of quieter, but equally enchanting, fascinating islands scattered around the lagoon, and an excellent network of ferries and vaporetti taking you there.
Highlights of Veneto
Veneto has a wealth of culture and interest to immerse yourself in, including: Venice carnival, an extravagant pageant making the city even more impossibly beautiful than normal; the islands of the lagoon, including Murano, famous for its glass-makers, whose workshops you can visit, and Burano, with its wonderfully colourful facades; Treviso, a scaled down Venice, great escaping the high-season crowds; Soave, a fairy-tale castle town famous for its wines; Albano, a classic 19th century thermal town; Lake Garda, flanked by lemon and olive groves, with the Dolomites reflected in its lakes, and 7,227ft Monte Baldo behind it, which you can reach by cable car; tiny village of Marostica, which stages a human chess game with ‘pieces' dressed in Renaissance costumes; Valpollicella, a lush valley strewn with family wineries; Padua and its Giotto frescoes; the Romanesque abbey of San Pietro di Foletto in Follina; numerous Palladian villas, including Bararao, Villa Emo, La Rotonda, Villa Godi and Villa Valmarana; Cima's masterpiece of an altarpiece in Conegliano cathedral; the August Palio in Feltre, with medieval games, horse racing and celebrations; Treviso's festival of dance, poetry and music in August; birdwatching on the Venice lagoon and Po delta; local cuisine, including Spaghetti alle Vongole and Prosecco from Conegliano; the fishing port of Chioggia.