Hotel Il Pellicano
Sbarcatello, Porto Ercole, Monte Argentario
“Storied cliffside hideaway”
Condé Nast Traveler
“…the hotel had the atmosphere of a private club.”
Vibe
Unvarnished mid-century glamour lingers across the terraces, where guests trade cliffside seawater loungers for late-night piano sets at Bar Roberto.
“Storied cliffside hideaway”
Unbroken 1960s seaside glamour where guests gather along the cliffside saltwater pool and piano bar.
Attentive cliffside service, acclaimed dining by chef Michelino Gioia, and private sea-access bathing platforms.
Marie-Louise Sciò interiors blending Tuscan terracotta tiling, exposed timber beams, and bespoke linen furnishings.
On a secluded Monte Argentario cliffside overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, a winding drive from Porto Ercole.
Rooms
Cottages and villa suites feature cool terracotta tiles, exposed timber beams, and crisp linen opening onto private Tyrrhenian terraces.
Wellness
A cliffside seawater pool hangs above the Tyrrhenian Sea, while stone steps lead down to private cove bathing platforms.
Backstory
British aviator Michael Graham and American socialite Patsy Daszel founded the retreat in 1965 as a private romantic hideaway.
Eat & drink
Chef Michelino Gioia serves refined Tuscan seafood at Ristorante Il Pellicano, while Bar All’Aperto mixes aperitivi under coastal pines.
The neighborhood
Tucked into a secluded cove on the Monte Argentario peninsula, the property sits a winding coastal drive from Porto Ercole.
The app
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