Boutique Hotel Torre di Cala Piccola

Clifftop watchtower keep

Clifftop lawns and terracotta terraces wrap around a sixteenth-century coastal watchtower, looking across open water toward Giglio Island.

What it’s good at

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Heritage

Notable

A sixteenth-century Spanish coastal watchtower anchors stone cottages where Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton once hid.

Classic

Notable

Hosting coastal travelers since 1960 with unbroken clifftop aperitif rituals facing the Tuscan Archipelago.

Design

Listed

Terraced stone cottages and suites connected by sensory garden paths and olive groves stepping down the promontory.

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What they say

Michelin Selected

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It’s built on what’s left of a 15th-century watchtower, but its 53 rooms and suites are elegant both in style and in comforts.

Tucked away

Lively Central Quiet Secluded

A place apart: the property is the destination.

Monte Argentario's western cliffs look out toward Giglio and Giannutri, with Porto Santo Stefano just a short coastal drive away.

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The rooms

Stone cottages stepped down the promontory feature tiled floors and private terraces overlooking olive groves or the open sea.

The pool

Bring a swimsuit.

Scalloped parasols line the freshwater infinity pool, perched on the cliff terrace looking out toward Giglio Island.

Dogs stay too.

Restaurant

Ristorante Torre d'Argento

Linen-draped tables on the open-air terrace serve regional Maremman seafood and local red prawns above the water.

At the table

Bistrot & Lounge La Torre sets cafe tables beside the Spanish watchtower for sunset drinks under the pines.