The article, titled ‘Umbria Transforms Medieval Estates Into Luxury Hotels’ delves into the Umbria, mentioning that ‘to enjoy an authentic Italian experience without throngs of crowds, you have to venture a lot further off the beaten path.’

Following his time at Reschio, Dan mentions that ‘it doesn’t get much more “fairytale” than staying in a 1,000-year-old castle.’ He then continues to detail Reschio’s facilities ‘from a church that hosts yoga classes and a watchtower serving poolside fare, to a glass-house Palm Court lobby bar for cocktails and a cozy Boot Room for fireside drinks—there’s a host of beautifully appointed spaces in which guests can lounge and relax.’ He then continues to highlight the estate’s ‘distinctly equestrian sensibility,’ as well as the hotel’s ‘atmospheric spa… for a unique relaxation experience.’ The piece also goes into some depth about the ‘bespoke furniture’ designed by Count Benedikt for B.B. for Reschio