Casa Maria Lugia has been fashioned from an 18th-century guesthouse 
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Michelin Chef Massimo Bottura Is Opening A New Inn

All roads lead to Italy this summer

Author : OT Staff

The northeastern hem of Italy&rsquos boot, Emiliia Romagna is known for many reasons. The place where luxury cars Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini went into first gear the birth of the widely loved cheese, Parmigiano Reggiano the three-Michelin star restaurant, Osteria Francescana in the heart of Modena, among other things. And now the list is only getting longer.

Chef Massimo Bottura and his partner Lara Gilmore are opening a luxury inn, Casa Maria Lugia in Modena this April. An 18th century guesthouse has been redone and whipped into a boutique luxury expeirence. There will be 12 rooms, done with a mix of a contemporary and vintage aesthetic&mdasheach showcasing art from Bottura&rsquos collection. The experience will include access to a tennis court, a wooden-panelled pool, a vinyl record room, a vegetable garden, among other things. Guests will also have a breakfast included as part of their stay, highlighting Emilian ingrediants such as the Parmigiano Reggiano, Lambrusco and Aceto Balsamico.

The new project is with &ldquothe intention of extending the art of hospitality beyond the doors of Osteria Francescana&rdquo. But here&rsquos an added perk&mdashstaying at Casa Maria Lugia may help expedite your reservations at the Michelin-restaurant.

It&rsquos your perfect countryside getaway&mdashwith a generous sprinkling of cheese on top.

Price Starting at &euro450 per night                   

Children below 15 years of age and pets are not allowed here.

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