
Hotel Byron
Intimate aristocratic villa meets contemporary design. The pace is dolce far niente: slow mornings at the beach, lunch by the pool, aperitivo as the sun drops. Not a grand resort — more like staying in a beautifully run private home where the owner happens to have a Michelin-starred kitchen.
Book the chef's table at La Magnolia well in advance — the Michelin guide says it's essential and availability is tight
Why It Matters
One of the oldest and most storied properties in Versilia, built in 1879 as the first villa in Forte dei Marmi. Holds 1 Michelin star at its restaurant La Magnolia. Member of SLH, Virtuoso, Signature, and Serendipians. Hosts rotating contemporary art exhibitions in its on-site Project Room.
Hotel Byron is a 5-star luxury villa hotel in the heart of Forte dei Marmi, split across two distinct wings: the historic Villa with its aristocratic pool terrace and the contemporary Sasso, whose facade is clad in marble from the nearby Apuan Alps. The property has 47 rooms and suites, a Michelin-starred restaurant, a poolside trattoria, and a private garden that faces the sea. Forte dei Marmi is often called the Hamptons of Italy — quiet, moneyed, and effortlessly stylish — and the Byron captures that energy perfectly.
Where You'll Stay
13 room types available
The Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel arranges special beach rates for guests at nearby beach clubs. Note: beach access in Forte dei Marmi is paid separately (approximately €50/day), not included in the room rate.
The hotel can arrange access to the Celebrity Fight Night Gala at Maestro Andrea Bocelli's home in Forte dei Marmi — a rare July event that draws international guests.
A seat directly overlooking the kitchen at the Michelin-starred La Magnolia restaurant. The most coveted experience at the hotel — book well in advance as availability is extremely limited.
The hotel arranges private picnic or romantic dinner experiences directly on the shores of the Tyrrhenian coast, with dishes from the hotel's chefs. One of the more memorable ways to eat during a stay.
The hotel's dedicated Project Room hosts rotating exhibitions by contemporary artists, reflecting the strong art culture of nearby Pietrasanta and its marble sculptors.
Hands-on cooking classes with the hotel's Michelin-starred chef, including family-oriented formats. A genuine highlight for food-focused guests.
From rare vintage tastings to vino-typing sessions to find your personal flavor profile. Suitable for beginners through aspiring sommeliers.
Free bicycles available for guests to tour Forte dei Marmi's avenues and bike trails, reach the beach, or pedal to nearby Pietrasanta (7km).
Complimentary family photo shoot with a professional photographer specializing in family portrait photography, available during stays.
Concierge-organized truffle hunting excursions in the Tuscan countryside.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Two conference rooms — Veranda and Byron — accommodating up to 35 people in theater-style setup, with latest technology.
Breakfast is included with stays and can be enjoyed on the terrace or served in the room.
The property directly overlooks the sea. All rooms have views of either the Tyrrhenian Sea or the Apuan Alps.
A lush private garden between the Villa and Sasso wings, with pool and terrace areas.
Seasonal outdoor pool in the private garden, open May to September. The Onda restaurant serves poolside.
Underground private parking on-site with electric vehicle charging stations. Parking costs approximately €25/day.
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