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This Beloved Hotel in Umbria Is Launching a More Thoughtful Kind of Lifestyle Brand

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This Beloved Hotel in Umbria Is Launching a More Thoughtful Kind of Lifestyle Brand
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The Bolza family is launching Reschio Collections, a lifestyle brand inspired by their experiences at their hotel in Umbria. The products are designed from items originally created for personal use, reflecting the family's commitment to craftsmanship. This initiative aims to share the unique essence of their estate while responding to guest demand for tangible memories of their stay.

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Publication timeTue, 19 May 2026 13:21:48 +0000
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LivingThis Beloved Hotel in Umbria Is Launching a More Thoughtful Kind of Lifestyle BrandBy Liam HessMay 19, 2026Photo: Filippo RimatoriSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyReschio is like many other luxury resorts in Italy: it has a pool, a spa, and elegantly decorated bedrooms with plush four-poster beds. Except, Reschio is not really like any other luxury resort in Italy at all. The pool is a glassy, oval-shaped mirage in the middle of a clearing of umbrella pine trees, and lays serious claim to being one of the most picturesque hotel swimming spots in the world. The spa isn’t actually a spa, but a bathhouse: a subterranean network of pools and thermal rooms and bathtubs lit by flickering candlelight and roaring fireplaces.

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