Grand Hotel Duchi d'Aosta

Hotel near Trieste

Prices from £1000 - £1500 pp

(Low season)

Prices include: Flights Car hire Transfers

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Accommodation At A Glance

Based on 7 nights
Includes flights
Includes transfers/car hire
Bed & Breakfast Basis

Grand Hotel Duchi d'Aosta offers a luxurious boutique experience, boasting a coveted 5-star rating. Positioned overlooking Europe's most picturesque sea-view square, it presents unparalleled views and an opulent stay

Nestled in the heart of Trieste’s captivating Piazza Unità d’Italia, the Grand Hotel Duchi d’Aosta offers breathtaking vistas of the Gulf of Trieste and the Adriatic Sea. Positioned ideally to absorb the city’s eclectic bohemian atmosphere and refined elegance, this distinguished hotel seamlessly blends heritage with contemporary allure, reflected in the tasteful design of its 42 expansive rooms and suites.

A mere 20-minute drive away lies the charming village of Portopiccolo, home to the hotel’s exclusive Beach Club, overlooking the picturesque bay of Sistiana and adjacent to the scenic Duino Cliffs Nature Reserve—a true sanctuary of natural beauty. As twilight descends, guests can luxuriate in the hotel’s spa, a serene homage to ancient Roman baths, or take a dip in the indoor swimming pool for moments of pure indulgence.

Located within the premises lies Harry's Piccolo restaurant, a culinary gem boasting 2 Michelin stars. This intimate setting offers an unparalleled gastronomic adventure where guests can revel in exclusive dining experiences. Executive Chefs Matteo Metullio and Davide De Pra's innovative creations promise to tantalize your taste buds, leading you on a voyage of delightful flavours, sensory delights, and captivating culinary moments.

Harry's Bistro provides a dining experience tailored to complement your busy work schedule, ensuring you enjoy top-notch quality without compromise.

Indulge in a delightful breakfast experience at the Grand Hotel Duchi d'Aosta, where a diverse array of sweet and savoury options awaits, promising a treasure trove of flavours to satisfy every palate.

Prices include: Flights Car hire Transfers

Season	Price
High season	Prices from £1500 - £2000 pp
Low season	Prices from £1000 - £1500 pp

A small wellness area featuring an indoor pool and sauna, exclusively reserved for the Guests of the Grand Hotel Duchi D’Aosta.

There are 41 rooms, suites and villas from Superior Double rooms to the 65sqm Suite James Joyce.

CONCIERGE

Ramon the Concierge can guide you to discover the secret places of the area.

STARRED RESTAURANT

A unique and refined culinary experience, awarded 2 Michelin stars.

CAR VALET SERVICE

Without worries upon your arrival, a specialized employee will take care of the parking.

24-HOUR ROOM SERVICE

The hotel staff will make wishes come true at all times.

FREE MINIBAR

Enjoy the free minibar with a selection of soft drinks included

Discover Trieste

1 – Explore the stunning Piazza Unità d'Italia , an extraordinarily large square in a superb location overlooking the sea.

2 – Borgo Teresiano . The elegant neighbourhood built by the Austrian Emperor Charles VI along the picturesque Grand Canal.

3 – Miramare Castle . Built between 1856 and 1860, it became the residence of Duke Maximilian of Habsburg and his wife Charlotte of Belgium.

4 – The Castle of San Giusto located on the highest hill in the city and visit the wonderful mosaics of the Cathedral of San Giusto.

5 – The Synagogue is the most tangible symbol of the importance of the Jewish community in the history of the city.

6 – The historic cafés of Trieste , which have remained substantially intact over time, offer a fascinating experience.

7 – For 110 years the Opicina Tram has been a tourist attraction in the city.

8 – The Giant Cave was discovered in 1890. Located about 80 meters deep, it is the karst cave containing the largest natural room in the world and included in the Guinness Book of Records. A path that will take you 80 meters deep among stalactites and stalagmites.

9 – The Revoltella Civic Museum has been an important modern art gallery for 150 years.

10 – Reading the menus of trattorias you might think you are in Vienna or Prague because Trieste cuisine has a strong Austro-Hungarian influence.