Setting the Scene
Rooted in 20th-century Tuscan elegance, Hotel Byron embodies grace, style, and genuine hospitality in an environment that feels effortlessly like home. Though every inch is 5-star, there’s no flash—just substance. Set between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Apuan Alps, the property unfolds across two distinct wings: Villa Byron, with aristocratic charm, lush gardens, and poolside terraces; and Sasso, defined by its sleek marble façade and modern interiors. Steps from the sandy shores and glamorous streets of Forte dei Marmi, with artful design and Michelin-starred dining, Hotel Byron is a place where La Dolce Vita is very much alive.
Who’s Checking In?
Art aficionados, food lovers, design-focused couples and families—anyone seeking an intimate upscale beach retreat with a refined atmosphere. Guests value thoughtful service and culinary excellence within walking distance of Forte dei Marmi’s upscale boutiques and coastline.
Hotel Highlights
- Family-owned and managed, offering a refined residential atmosphere in a destination known for seaside glamour.
- Distinct room styles across two wings—the historic Villa Byron with garden charm and the contemporary Sasso wing with sleek marble design.
- Michelin-starred cuisine, spotlighting Tuscan flavors with creative finesse and impeccable presentation.
- Unbeatable location, steps from Forte dei Marmi’s designer boutiques, beach clubs, and celebrated dining scene.
- Expert concierge service, curating personalized excursions and authentic local experiences throughout the region.
Destination Snapshot
- Stylish Seaside Escape: Nestled along the Tuscan coast, Forte dei Marmi is a refined resort town known for its palm-shaded promenades, sandy beaches, and timeless elegance.
- Italian Jet Set Vibes: Often referred to as the “Hamptons of Italy,” the town has long attracted the Italian elite, artists, and fashion insiders seeking relaxed luxury by the sea.
- Coastal Beauty Meets Mountain Drama: Set between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Apuan Alps, the region offers stunning contrasts—serene beaches on one side, soaring marble peaks on the other.
- Gateway to Tuscan Treasures: Just 90 minutes from Florence and an ideal base for exploring Lucca, Pisa, Pietrasanta, and the colorful villages of Cinque Terre.
- Cultural and Culinary Allure: From designer shopping and buzzy beach clubs to the dramatic Carrara marble quarries and exceptional dining, the area blends glamor with authenticity.
Top 5 Experiences
- Sail the Riviera: Charter a boat to Cinque Terre or Portofino for swims, coves, and postcard coastal villages.
- Carrara Marble Quarries: Explore active quarries by 4×4 and visit artisan workshops where sculpture still thrives.
- Apuan Alps Hiking: Follow panoramic trails from forested slopes to sea-view peaks, with routes for all levels.
- Tuscan Wine Tasting: Visit nearby wineries for DOC/DOCG tastings paired with local cheeses, oils, and bites.
- Cycle Versilia: Bike flat coastal paths and quiet lanes linking Forte dei Marmi, Pietrasanta, and Viareggio.
Top 5 Places to Visit
- Pietrasanta: A lively artists’ town filled with galleries, marble workshops, and open-air sculptures, often called “Little Athens” for its creative spirit.
- Camaiore: A charming village nestled between sea and hills, known for its Romanesque churches, quiet piazzas, and local trattorias.
- Pisa: Visit the iconic Leaning Tower and discover the city’s rich architectural and academic heritage beyond the Piazza dei Miracoli.
- Lucca: Encircled by Renaissance walls, this elegant Tuscan city invites leisurely bike rides, boutique shopping, and a taste of timeless Italy.
- Torre del Lago Puccini: The lakeside village where composer Giacomo Puccini lived and worked, now home to a summer opera festival and peaceful nature walks.
How to Get There
Address: Viale Repubblica 59, Forte dei Marmi, Tuscany, Italy
- Closest Airports: Pisa International (21 miles / ~40 min), Florence Peretola (52 miles / ~75 min)
- Closest Train Station: Forte dei Marmi Station (2 miles)
- Closest Major Cities: Lucca (~12 miles), Pisa (~24 miles), Florence (~40 miles)