152 properties rated five stars across 9 destinations in Italy, from € 91 per night for two adults.
We track 152 properties rated five stars across 9 destinations in Italy. Rome has the most with 48; Lecce has the lowest starting price at € 91 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 302 to € 475 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in Taormina costs about 1.6 times what Venice does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.
| Destination | Properties | From / night | Typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rome | 48 | from € 240 | € 438 |
| Milan | 27 | from € 253 | € 402 |
| Florence | 27 | from € 152 | € 328 |
| Venice | 18 | from € 197 | € 302 |
| Taormina | 9 | from € 345 | € 475 |
| Sorrento | 7 | from € 146 | € 378 |
| Lecce | 6 | from € 91 | € 311 |
| Naples | 5 | from € 118 | € 405 |
| Siena | 5 | from € 428 | € 462 |
Properties rated five stars. Star ratings are awarded nationally and the criteria differ sharply from one country to the next: five stars in Southeast Asia and five stars in Switzerland describe different buildings at very different prices. The guest score alongside the stars is the better guide to whether a property is actually good.
At this price point the difference between the cheapest and the best-value room in the same hotel is often small, while the difference in the room is large. Look one category up before you book the entry-level room.
Worth it for: Occasions, long-haul arrivals where the first night matters, and destinations where five stars costs what three stars does at home.








We can currently book 152 across 9 destinations in Italy, starting from €91 per night for two adults.
Rome, with 48 properties rated five stars.