Vegan Hotels Italy: 14 Spots for a Plant-Based Escape
Italy is known for many things — stunning vistas, endless bowls of pasta, and perfectly balanced wine, but vegan hotels? There was a time, not that long ago, that I probably would’ve laughed if someone told me I should book a stay at a vegan or vegan-friendly hotel on a trip to Rome or Florence.
But it’s not really something to laugh about because it’s now truly a reality!
Peppered throughout the country, from the stunning peaks of the Dolomites to sleepy seaside towns, you can find an array of fantastic places for the ultimate vegan Italian getaway! The hardest part will be deciding where to stay first!
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Must-Book Vegan Hotels in Italy
1. I Pini Agrivilla
Tuscany
This is one of my favorite vegan hotels to send clients to in Italy, and it never disappoints! As a travel advisor, selecting hotels and meeting people’s expectations can be a little nerve-wracking, but I always know that when they arrive here, they will be in love!
Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, this vegan farmhouse is renowned for its commitment to sustainable and ethical practices. While enjoying the serene beauty of the Tuscan countryside, you can enjoy fresh, organic meals made with ingredients from the farm’s own garden and wine and olive oil produced right on the property. The restored farmhouse blends rustic charm with modern comforts, making for a perfect retreat for relaxation. Want to go here but also explore other areas of Italy? Check out our vegan tour through Tuscany!
Good to know:
- I Pini is about an hour by car or train (direct train) from Florence.
- It is near the medieval town of San Gimignano.
- The onsite restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Everything is always vegan and organic.
- WiFi is only available in public areas.
- It’s open seasonally from April – October.
2. Hotel La Vimea
Dolomites (South Tyrol)
If you loved or were intrigued by I Pini, then it’s pretty much guaranteed that you’ll love its big sister, La Vimea. Considered the first vegan hotel in Italy, La Vimea offers an entirely plant-based experience, from gourmet cuisine to eco-friendly practices. In addition to impressing veggie foodies, its mountainous location provides an endless lineup of outdoor activities for nature lovers. You can enjoy the scenic Dolomites on a challenging bike ride, hike, or just a leisurely stroll on one of the forested trails.
When it comes time to rest and rejuvenate those tired muscles, you’ll want to check out the spa, which features unique holistic therapies, or relax in the heated pool.
Good to know:
- The nearest airport is Bolzano in South Tyrol; from there, you could rent a car or arrange transportation to get to La Vimea.
- You can also take the train to the Merano station in South Tyrol instead of a flight, which is 25 minutes from La Vimea.
- The onsite restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Everything is vegan and organic.
- La Vimea is for adults only; children must be 12 and older.
- The hotel is open seasonally from April to the beginning of November.
3. Coroncina Country Relais
Le Marche
Tucked in the hills of Le Marche, this welcoming vegan farmhouse mixes rustic charm with modern amenities for the ultimate relaxing getaway. The team behind the property has created a little wellness oasis using the surrounding natural beauty and creative plant-powered cuisine. When the onsite restaurant first started, it was vegetarian, and a few years later, it went fully plant-based. Guests can enjoy a seasonal menu of fresh pasta, pastries, and sweets. Much of the food produced onsite is made using ingredients from its own gardens, and what it can’t create is sourced locally.
As if that weren’t all enough, Coroncina Country Relais also has a fantastic spa, that features a range of wellness treatments designed to rejuvenate the body and mind. With its serene atmosphere, attentive service, and commitment to excellence, this is the perfect destination for those seeking a restful escape in the Italian countryside.
Good to know:
- Two of the closest major cities are Rome and Florence.
- The closest train station is Tolentino, and the closest airport is Ancona Airport Raffaello Sanzio.
- The onsite restaurant offers a seasonal breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu.
- There are no TVs on site, but WiFi is available in the rooms and public areas.
4. Hotel Paradiso Pure Living
Dolomites (South Tyrol)
On a mission to promote a more conscious and sustainable way of living, Hotel Paradiso Pure Living underwent a plant-powered shift in 2019. Located in the heart of Alpe di Siusi, the largest high alpine meadow in the Dolomites, this is the perfect location for plant-based cuisine and year-round outdoor activities.
A stay here includes indulging in gourmet vegan cuisine prepared with locally sourced, organic ingredients — each dish resembles a work of vegan art! In addition to food, you can also enjoy various wellness activities such as yoga, meditation, and outdoor adventures in the breathtaking alpine surroundings. The hotel’s spa provides a range of treatments designed to promote relaxation and rejuvenation, making it an ideal retreat for those looking to harmonize their body, mind, and spirit.
Good to know:
- The nearest airport is Bolzano in South Tyrol; you could rent a car or arrange transportation from there.
- Instead of taking a flight, you can also take the train to the Merano station in South Tyrol, a little over an hour away by car.
- If you rent a car, register for a transit pass on the Paradiso website.
- The onsite restaurant offers a more refined, vegan experience.
- Paradiso is generally open from June – September and mid-December – March.
5. Campo di Cielo – Bio Agriturismo Vegano
Dolomites (Cesiomaggiore)
By now, you should have picked up on a vegan Dolomites hotel theme, which continues with this charming family-run agriturismo. The organic farm and B&B are tucked into the beauty of the Dolomites National Park and offer a fabulous break from the stress of life. The organic farm produces various fruits, veggies, and wine, which you can sample if you stay.
If this does sound like a place for you, you should know it’s very small. There are only four rooms, so book early! In addition to being delighted with locally produced vegan cuisine, you can use their onsite sauna, bikes, and library.
Good to know:
- Book/inquire about availability early because it is small.
- The nearest airport is Bolzano in South Tyrol; you could rent a car or arrange transportation from there.
Looking for More Vegan Hotels?
You’ve come to the right place! There are plenty of other vegan hotels outside of Italy.
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6. The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini
Florence
After scouring Florence for an affordable place to stay, I came across this colorful and modern spot that would either be great or a place where I wouldn’t sleep through the night. Luckily, it wasn’t the latter! Designed with a modern, eclectic aesthetic, this hub is perfect for travelers, students, and digital nomads looking for a community-oriented experience. While the aesthetic and amenities of the hotel were unique, the best part was that it was home to a vegetarian juice bar, Base V Juicery! The café has a great lineup of smoothie bowls, baked treats, smoothies, and more. You can also add breakfast to your stay; the buffet has vegan options! Be sure to also check out my vegan guide to Florence before you go!
7. Velona’s Jungle Luxury Suites
Florence
Just a 20-minute walk from the heart of Florence is this wild (literally, wait till you see the wallpaper!) vegetarian B&B. Its unique jungle-themed decor, lush greenery, and vibrant animal prints make for a memorable visit, but its breakfast makes it even more memorable! The entire spread is vegetarian, with many vegan options like plant-based yogurt, croissants, muesli, fresh bread, and more!
8. Eco Park Hotel Azalea
Dolomites (Cavalese)
Just when you thought the options in the Dolomites ended! Here is another fantastic spot to base yourself. This charming hotel is committed to environmental stewardship, featuring eco-friendly practices such as renewable energy, organic meals, and eco-conscious design. Given its focus on sustainability, it has adopted a vegan-friendly menu, with many of its ingredients being produced onsite.
9. Bio Hotel Raphaël
Rome
If you’re looking for a sophisticated, veggie-focused stay in the heart of Rome, this is it! This five-star hotel is renowned for its commitment to organic living and environmental responsibility. It features eco-friendly materials, solar panels, and a focus on reducing its carbon footprint. It’s home to the award-winning vegetarian restaurant Mataer Terrae. The menu focuses on organic and seasonal products that are designed with the utmost creativity — each dish is its own work of art! When I have vegan clients celebrating something special in Italy, I love sending them to this hotel! Also, check out my vegan guide to Rome before you go!
10. Masseria Le Carrube
Puglia
This beautifully restored farmhouse is set against the backdrop of olive groves and the rolling Apulian countryside, providing a serene and picturesque retreat. The onsite restaurant celebrates the region’s rich culinary heritage but with a veggie focus. The menu is fully vegetarian, with many vegan options, and incorporates local and seasonal ingredients (including vegetables grown onsite).
11. Le Mole sul Farfa
Lazio
This charming family-run agriturismo is just over an hour from Rome in the serene Sabine Hills of Lazio. After exploring Rome, this would be an idyllic retreat for a bit of peace and to experience the authentic Italian countryside. The onsite vegetarian restaurant serves delicious, farm-to-table cuisine featuring organic and locally sourced ingredients, with plenty of vegan options, all created by the owner.
12. Eremito Hotelito Del Alma
Umbria
There is so much to love about this certified B Corp former monastery turned vegan-friendly eco-luxe retreat nestled in the Umbrian countryside. The minimalist (yet still very beautiful) accommodations, inspired by monastic cells, provide a serene and contemplative environment, free from modern distractions like televisions and WiFi. The onsite restaurant serves healthy, organic meals made with locally sourced ingredients, focusing on vegetarian cuisine (with vegan options) that nourishes both body and soul. In addition to that, you’ll also enjoy their onsite steam bath, meditation room, and various wellness activities such as yoga and guided nature walks.
13. Hotel Taodomus
Taormina
How would you enjoy waking up to the breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna, while you sip your coffee? Well, you can here! The welcoming boutique hotel only has nine rooms; as you can imagine, they book quickly! In addition to waking up to breathtaking views, the hotel also features a vegetarian breakfast spread that can be vegan-friendly. Just let them know you’re coming ahead of time.
14. Montali Country House
Umbria
This beautiful country house is tucked away in the lush hills of Umbria — a lovely place to relax and unwind. An interesting note about this spot: They’ve been pushing a more veggie-focused way of life for 40 years! Long before it was popular. The onsite restaurant is fully vegetarian; additional vegan options can be requested when you make the reservation. Although it’s a small place (only nine rooms), it aims to have a big commitment to the environment, reflected in its use of solar panels, growing much of its own food, and other eco-friendly practices.
