Villas in Italy

Villas in Italy

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Best Villas in Italy

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Villa for 3 People in Cabras, Sardinia
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Cabras, Sardinia
Villa • 35 m² • 1 Bedroom
9.2
(13 reviews)
Located on the west coast of Sardinia, Villino Turchese offers a beautiful seaside setting just steps from the beach in the charming, historic fishing village of San Giovanni di Sinis. This welcoming holiday home features a rustic living/dining area with exposed wooden beams and a sofa bed for one, a well-equipped kitchen, a mezzanine bedroom with a double bed and a single bed, and a bathroom. The house accommodates up to 2 guests. Additional amenities include Wi-Fi, air conditioning, washing machine, cot on request, and cable TV. Outside, enjoy stunning views of the crystal-clear sea, a ga...
from £85 / night
Villa for 11 People in San Teodoro, Sardinia
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San Teodoro, Sardinia
Villa • 200 m² • 4 Bedrooms
9.5
(37 reviews)
The beautiful Villa LUNA ROSSA with private outdoor pool is located in San Teodoro, just 5 minutes from La Cinta beach. This modern villa with sea view features a living room, a well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, 4 bedrooms (2 on the ground floor with independent entrance, and 2 upstairs), 3 ensuite bathrooms and 1 additional bathroom upstairs, accommodating up to 11 guests. Additional amenities include Wi-Fi suitable for video calls, air conditioning, a fireplace, and satellite TV. The child-friendly accommodation also offers a cot and high chair on request and for an extra fee. The po...
from £423 / night
Villa for 10 People in Portoferraio, Elba
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Portoferraio, Elba
Villa • 200 m² • 4 Bedrooms
9.7
(6 reviews)
As soon as you enter, you'll wonder if you're on a boat or in a house…. Villa The Boat is located directly by the sea in the wonderful bay of Scaglieri, and from its terraces, there is a breathtaking panoramic view of the bay, the Gulf of Biodola, and the open sea. The sea and the stunning sunsets can also be admired from inside the house thanks to its large windows that open onto unforgettable views. From the recently renovated Villa, you can directly reach the sea and the rocks below the house or the fine sandy beach of Scaglieri, which is 150 meters away. Villa The Boat is spread over th...
from £496 / night

Highlights in Italy

  • Tuscan vineyards
  • Amalfi Coast
  • Blue Grotto
  • Trevi Fountain
  • Italian Lakes
  • Sardinian beaches
  • Venetian canals

At a glance: what should you know about renting a villa in Italy?

  • Villas for every group: Villas across Italy suit families and couples alike, with gardens, private pools and sea views for relaxed, self-catering holidays with plenty of space and privacy.
  • Best regions to base yourself: Tuscany, Apulia and the Northern Lakes each offer a distinct backdrop, so you can match the setting to the kind of trip you have in mind.
  • Highly rated by guests: Recent guests scored our top Italian villas 9.8 and above, praising private pools, garden terraces and warm, attentive hosts across the country.
  • Where to eat well: From fine dining in Modena to family trattorias in Florence, Italy rewards food-lovers with wine pairings and unhurried, multi-course evenings.
  • Things to see and do: Explore the Blue Grotto, the Trevi Fountain and Verona's Juliet's House, with culture, coastline and markets all within easy reach.

Villas in Italy: find your perfect retreat

What types of accommodation are available?

From hillside farmhouses in Tuscany to glamorous lakeside hideaways in Lombardy, villas in Italy come in every shape and size. Larger properties suit families and groups, whilst intimate boltholes work beautifully for couples. Many travellers also browse holiday apartments throughout the country or beach houses along the coast for a change of pace, but a villa is always a popular choice, thanks to its combination of space, privacy and a garden to call your own. Italian villas come generously equipped, and the most sought-after features include:

  • Private gardens and shaded terraces for long, lazy lunches al fresco
  • Villas with private pools to cool off on hot afternoons
  • Beachfront villas within easy reach of the sea
  • Air conditioning and Wi-Fi throughout

Whatever you choose, you'll find a self-catering base that turns everyday moments into unforgettable part of the holiday.

What are the best areas to stay in Italy?

The best area depends on your plans, though Tuscany remains the all-round favourite for first-time visitors. The table below details regions for specific interests:

AreaBest forAdvantages
TuscanyWine and countrysideRolling vineyards, hilltop towns and farmhouse villas; ideal for a slow, scenic holiday, with last-minute stays across Italy often available.
ApuliaCoast and cuisineWhitewashed towns, the Adriatic shore and trulli houses make the heel of Italy a laid-back choice for a sun-soaked trip.
SardiniaBeaches and seclusionTurquoise bays and quiet coves; browse villas in Sardinia for a private island escape away from the crowds.
Northern LakesScenery and romanceLake Como and Lake Maggiore offer mountain views, elegant villages and gentle boat trips for couples.
LiguriaSeaside villagesThe colourful Riviera and the Cinque Terre deliver dramatic coastlines and fabulously fresh seafood.

What do our guests say?

Holidu guests consistently rate their Italian villa stays highly, with many properties scoring well above 9 out of 10. Reviewers single out spotless interiors, generous outdoor space, and hosts who go out of their way to share local tips. Private pools, garden terraces, and sweeping views come up again and again as the details that turn a good holiday into a memorable one.

Here are our top-rated villas from the past year:

  1. Suite 'Masseria Latorre - Suite il Vecchio Pozzo' - 10.0+: A garden retreat in Locorotondo on the Adriatic coast, praised for its air conditioning, Wi-Fi and peaceful Apulian setting.
  2. Room 'Salice - Antiche Dimore di Vescovado' - 9.9+: A charming Tuscan getaway in Murlo with a shared pool and pretty garden, perfect for a restful countryside break.
  3. Holiday Apartment 'La Plates - Daduman' - 9.8+: A mountain-view bolthole in Lajen, Trentino-Alto Adige, with a sunny terrace and sauna for cooler alpine evenings.

Exploring Italy: our top recommendations

Italy sits at the heart of southern Europe, a long, boot-shaped peninsula reaching into the Mediterranean, bordered by France, Switzerland and Austria to the north and ringed by sun-drenched coastline.

🥗Where to eat in Italy?

You'll eat well wherever you go in this country famed for its cuisine. To get your mouth watering, here's a table showing the top 5 highly-rated restaurants hand-picked by our travel experts.

Restaurant nameReview scoreRecommended for
Osteria Francescana4.6/5Try multi-course tasting menus at this restaurant, which holds 3 Michelin stars
Trattoria Sostanza4.6/5Classic Tuscan dishes paired with regional wines at this elegant location, open since 1869
L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele4.5/5This gourmet Napolitan pizza restaurant offers relaxed family supper after a day out
Dal Bolognese4.4/5Elegant dining and a broad, considered wine list for connoisseurs
Trattoria Mario4.5/5Hearty, rustic Florentine plates the whole family can share

⭐Our guests' recommendation: Our guest travellers Charlotte and Henry recommend La Pergola in Italy: boasting three Michelin stars, this refined rooftop restaurant in Rome offers sweeping city views and an exceptional wine list, ideal for marking a special occasion after a relaxed villa stay.

Did you know Italy is home to a fountain that flows free red wine? In the small town of Caldari di Ortona, a local winery runs a tap that gives passing travellers and pilgrims a taste of the area's own vintage.

Activities: what are the top things to do and see in Italy?

  1. Take a boat into the Blue Grotto, Capri
  2. Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, Rome
  3. Step inside the Pantheon, Rome
  4. Visit Juliet's House in Verona
  5. Marvel at the Basilica di San Marco, Venice
  6. Glide under the Bridge of Sighs by gondola
  7. Browse Campo de' Fiori market, Rome
  1. Take a boat into the Blue Grotto, Capri

    Just off the coast of Capri, the Blue Grotto is a sea cave roughly 50 metres deep where sunlight filters through the water to bathe the whole cavern in an unearthly electric blue. You enter by small rowing boat, ducking low through a narrow opening before the magnificent cave opens out around you.

  2. Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, Rome

    Tucked in a small piazza, the iconic Trevi Fountain is the grandest of Rome's baroque fountains. Tradition says that if you toss a coin over your shoulder into the waters, you'll be sure to return to the city.

  3. Step inside the Pantheon, Rome

    Nearly two thousand years old, the Pantheon is one of the best-preserved buildings of ancient Rome. Originally a temple to the Roman gods and later a church, it blends millennia of history beneath one roof.

  4. Visit Juliet's House in Verona

    In the heart of Verona, a short stroll from Piazza delle Erbe, stands the house associated with Shakespeare's Juliet, complete with the famous balcony. It's an unmissable, romantic stop for couples and a charming introduction to one of northern Italy's prettiest cities.

  5. Marvel at the Basilica di San Marco, Venice

    Venice's most famous church, the Basilica di San Marco, is a dazzling example of Italo-Byzantine architecture, its façade and ceilings glittering with golden mosaics. Arrive early to avoid the longest queues, then linger over a coffee on the piazza to watch the city slowly wake up.

  6. Glide under the Bridge of Sighs by gondola

    A gondola ride is the classic way to see Venice from the water, drifting along quiet side canals that most visitors never reach on foot. The route passes beneath the Bridge of Sighs, a graceful covered bridge with more than four hundred years of history and a wistful name. It's particularly beautiful at sunset.

  7. Browse Campo de' Fiori market, Rome

    Set in a handsome square framed by ochre and yellow facades, Campo de' Fiori is one of Rome's most charming markets. Stalls overflow with fruit, vegetables, cheeses, flowers and local preserves, alongside souvenirs and kitchenware. Gather ingredients for a home-cooked meal back at your villa, pick up holiday mements, or just enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Tips from local hosts

Where to eat, what to see, and how to make the most of your holiday based on local experience

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CristianVerified Host
Italy

I am Cristian, and I welcome you to explore the wonders of Italy. My apartment offers the perfect base to discover the rich culture and beauty of the region.

Experience the best local attractions during your stay:

  • Gardaland: a thrilling theme park for all ages.
  • Zoo Parco Natura Viva: a fascinating wildlife experience.
  • Terme di Verona: enjoy relaxation at its finest.
  • Verona: explore the history and romance of this iconic city.
  • Lago di Garda: enjoy stunning lake views and outdoor activities.

Culinary enthusiasts will find a rich selection of restaurants nearby. My personal recommendation is the Trattoria Dal Taio for an extraordinary meat lover's experience, and the Ristorante Ciccarelli for authentic Veronese cuisine. Don't miss the unforgettable fish dishes at Taverna da Oreste, and for a special evening, try Hosteria La Corte.

Year-round events include the renowned Vinitaly wine fair in spring and the Opera Festival at the Arena di Verona in summer. If you're here in autumn, don't miss the Bardolino Wine Festival by Lake Garda.

As a memento, consider taking home some Valpolicella wines, Olive Oil from Garda, or local cheeses and salami. These will let you relive your Italian journey with every taste and scent.

For nature lovers, there are countless walking and cycling trails around Lake Garda and Valpolicella. Explore charming villages or indulge in relaxation at the local thermal baths.

Best travel time:Enjoy this destination in every season, with year-round activities and attractions.
I recommend Italy for
  • Hiking
  • Cycling
  • Historic sites
  • Wellness (spa, thermal baths, etc.)
  • Family-friendly stay

Information about villas in Italy

🏡 Villas available: 18777 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -37%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £37.
⭐ Most popular amenities: Wi-Fi, garden and barbecue.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 8896 properties.
👩‍👩‍👧‍👦 For families: 6% of the properties.
🏊 With pool: 7749 properties.

FAQs: Villas in Italy

Which facilities can you typically find at the villas in Italy?

When looking at the amenities available on Holidu, it seems that the villas in Italy contain everything that holiday-makers search for! Here, villas generally have a variety of amenities, the most popular being: Wi-Fi (92%), garden (83%), and barbecue (75%)... What more could you want?!

How are the villas usually rated in Italy?

The villas in this destination have many good reviews from travellers. 38% of villas have a rating of 4.5 stars, which implies that here you can easily find great villas for your next trip!

Are the villas in Italy suitable for holidays with children?

Judging by information from Holidu, less than 10% of villas in Italy are child-friendly. Here, it will probably be easier to leave the kids at home and go on holiday with your friends.

Are the villas in Italy suitable for holiday-makers and their pets?

Definitely! In Italy, 50% of the villas accept them, and 83% also have a garden!

Do the villas in Italy tend to offer Wi-Fi?

Yes! According to Holidu's database, 92% of villas in Italy include Wi-Fi. You will be able to access your emails and favourite social media sites during your stay!

What is the average price for villas in Italy?

A high percentage of villas in Italy (80%) cost less than £100 per night. This is the ideal destination for finding an affordable villa!

Do the villas in Italy mostly have a fireplace or a swimming pool?

Certainly! According to Holidu's data, a large portion of villas in Italy have access to a swimming pool. Perfect for spending your summer holiday by the pool! 75% even have a barbecue!

Are the villas in Italy suitable for holidays in large groups or rather for a weekend break as a small group?

In Italy, according to the information gathered last year, 58% of villas welcome groups of up to eight people, and 53% of these villas have at least four bedrooms. But 98% of villas are also suitable for up to four people, and 96% of the villas are made up of at least two separate bedrooms. Italy is, therefore, the ideal destination for large and small families!

Are you able to enjoy a beautiful view and spend time outside at the villas in Italy?

63% of villas have a balcony or terrace, and 2% have a view. However, it is not very common, so availability can be limited. If this is a priority for you, you should anticipate a bit more time for research. Also, don't forget to use the filters to be sure to find the villa that is perfect for you. However, 83% of villas in Italy have gardens, where you can bask in the sun. If you like to have lunch or dinner outside, and especially if you like barbecues, 75% of the villas have them.

If you are thinking of travelling to Italy do you know what is the most suitable time of the year?

Looking at the characteristics of the villas in Italy, we can highly recommend this summer holiday destination. This is because the data shows that 41% of the properties here have a swimming pool, 83% have a garden and 74% have air conditioning. What are you waiting for? Reserve a villa in Italy so you can enjoy your holidays.