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Il San Corrado di Noto offers a luxurious retreat in the sun-drenched countryside. It combines rustic elegance with refined charm. This estate, once a noble property, now welcomes guests with its beauty, calm, and the warmth of Sicilian hospitality.

Moreover, this hotel is surrounded by olive and grape groves. It is also minutes away from Noto's baroque beauty. This property offers stylish suites, gourmet dining, and tranquil pools. It invites you to slow down, savor the moment, and uncover the true essence of Sicily.

Overview

In the Val di Noto (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), this resort stands out. Il San Corrado di Noto is a vast estate, which was once the residence of a nobleman. Although the team made painstaking efforts to renovate the property, it has retained a royal air. Beautiful ornamental gates and ivory walls mark the entrance. There are also two large aquamarine pools. Palm trees frame them, and sunbeds are spaced around them.

The low-lying structures house the suites. All have polished hardwood floors, four-poster beds, and bathrooms with travertine marble walls. The suites feature Frette linens and walk-in wardrobes. They also feature custom doors and furniture crafted by skilled artisans, as well as indoor and outdoor seating areas.

A few villas, suites, and larger apartments have their own private pools. Il Principe di Belludia's signature restaurant serves a hearty Sicilian-style breakfast. You can enjoy it in your room or at the restaurant. For lunch, a casual bar and osteria are also on hand for drinks by the swimming pool.

A state-of-the-art spa is also available, as are complimentary bicycles. Moreover, the hotel offers a shuttle service to the beach club. It's a 15-minute drive away and is open from June to September.

Location

Il San Corrado lies in the rolling hills of the Val di Noto, one of the most beautiful regions on the island. This is one of three historic valleys in Sicily. The limestone Hyblaean Plateau dominates the area.

However, it is the hotel's surroundings that make it so special. Many of the ingredients on your plate come from the vineyards, olive groves, and orange tree fields that surround the hotel. The wind rustling the leaves and cicadas chirping are the loudest sounds you'll hear. This view is also breathtaking.

Rooms, Suites, and Villas

The 39 guest rooms, including 26 suites, are crafted from Modican stone and Guatemalan marble by the local artisans. The hotel arranged the suites to face the swimming pool. The premium suites have high, vaulted ceilings like those in Sicilian masserias. They also open up to the terrace. A four-poster bed draped in mosquito netting also dominates each room, offering a view of the pink Sicilian skies.

In the same sandy tones as the wardrobe, bathroom, terraces, and the balcony at each end of the room, a leopard print pillow adds a kitsch element. Aside from the coffee maker and tray of Sicilian pastries, it is the marble bath that stands out.

Moreover, the pool villas are scattered among ancient olive groves and feature a cubic design. Their design is identical to the suites at the main hotel, with the exception that they offer pools. You can also call golf buggies at any hour, although the walk back to the main building isn't too hard.

Dining

The whites and greens have a classic Italian look. They reflect the garrison-style chains that hang from the ceilings of the Principe di Belludia. It's a modern take on a romantic fresco. The window also peels away to reveal an ordered kitchen, where chefs prepare plates of duck and red mallet over a bed of tomatoes.

Amuse-bouches are a foodie's delight - delicious morsels like slow-cooked fish, foie gras, and beef carpaccio. They also include paper-thin crisps made from courgette or ink. The Europeans wear their best clothes. They soak their ancient grain bread in rich Chiaramonte oil. At the same time, they browse a lengthy wine list.

Breakfast is served in the same elegant setting, but it's a more casual affair. You can also find cold cuts, Sicilian cheeses, fruits, and sweet pastries in the wine cellar. Keep your pace. The menu features Colazione Siciliana, which is iced granita with brioche. It also includes French toast topped with Etna berries and vegetable caponata served with capitelli ham. You'll love the egg white omelettes and turmeric-ginger 'mocktails.' They come with almond cake and sweet Sicilian dessert granita.

Moreover, CasaPasta offers a relaxed poolside experience. Lobsters and oysters are served as quickly as espressos. Sommeliers also whip out their glasses with ease, like magicians. This shows how comfortable they are. Chefs perform around a large pizza oven, an outdoor grill, and lamb chops. Here, the goal is to create a family atmosphere, with seafood platters and sausage tagliatelle. Barbecued squid is also served.

Spa

You know that a spa in a hotel with ties to the past is essential. Here, you can find everything. The facility features a state-of-the-art gym, a hammam spa, a Finnish sauna, a solarium, and a steam room. There is also a yoga pavilion and tennis courts. Moreover, you can choose from an array of amazing treatments, including mud wraps, peels, and massages.

Family Friendly

Il San Corrado is an adult-only establishment. Most of its guests are couples and honeymooners. However, children are welcome and well catered. The villas can accommodate families, and most rooms are equipped to fit cots. The hotel also has a private beach club. This offers a sophisticated adult vibe, yet remains family-friendly.

Eco-friendly

The hotel's philosophy is built on sustainability, love for the earth, and respect. It is evident in the concept of food and drinks. Moreover, many people praise Martin Lazarov, a chef from Italy and beyond. He is an eco-pioneer in the food industry and a leader in sustainable cooking.

Martin champions sustainable cooking. He only uses fish from responsible providers who meet safety standards. Meat and vegetables also come from farmers who follow the seasons and practice organic farming. They also produce olive oil locally.

Takeaway

Il San Corrado di Noto offers a unique opportunity to explore the essence of Sicily. From its tranquil gardens to the beautifully curated interiors, every corner speaks volumes. The estate offers top-notch service, real cuisine, and a setting that feels both connected and private. This makes it a perfect place for creating memories.

This property promises a memorable experience for those seeking a refined getaway with a strong sense of place.