HISTORIC HOTELS OF EUROPE

Celebrating Heritage, Culture, and Hospitality Across Europe

Historic Hotels of Europe (HHE) is a prestigious association bringing together more than 400 historic hotels in 22 European countries. Founded to preserve European cultural identity through mindful tourism, the association promotes a network of independent hotels selected for their historical and human value. The Historic Hotels of Europe (HHE) association was established in November 1997 as a federation of national associations of historic hotels, with the aim of promoting Europe’s cultural heritage through hospitality.

Core values:

  • Authenticity
  • Excellence in hospitality
  • Sustainability and protection of the local area
  • Local identity and culture
  • Innovation within tradition
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ABANORITZ Thermae & Wellness Hotel, ITALY

We are proud to announce that we will join the Historic Hotels of Europe network at the end of 2025.

Our property represents a perfect blend of elegance and luxury without formality, of the culture of thermalism and a family tradition of hospitality, and is today a benchmark for health and wellness tourism in Abano Terme: the oldest and largest thermal area in Europe, in the heart of the Veneto – one of Italy’s most iconic regions and at the foot of the Euganean Hills, a MAB UNESCO heritage site.

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WHY IS ABANORITZ A HISTORIC HOTEL OF EUROPE?

Because it can boast a 60-year history of hospitality, always guided with passion and vision by 4 generations of a matriarchal line that has been able to combine innovation and identity.
Because it houses an artistic heritage of precious furnishings ranging from antiques to contemporary design.
Because it promotes the culture of thermalism, deeply rooted in the local area, enhancing it scientifically.
But above all because it has been able to nurture an extraordinary loyalty rate, both among guests and among staff, with rare and significant stories of long-standing commitment to the company.
An authentic philosophy of hospitality, attentive to detail, to sustainability and to the human experience of the Guest.

ANTIQUES

Welcoming guests is a hall that is both spacious and intimate, bright and yet warm: as soon as you enter, you are wrapped in these sensations, and that is already wellbeing. Outside, late-1960s architecture in warm tones of beige and brown encloses elegant, generous spaces, furnished with antique and prized pieces.

ANTIQUES

Welcoming guests is a hall that is both spacious and intimate, bright and yet warm: as soon as you enter, you are wrapped in these sensations, and that is already wellbeing. Outside, late-1960s architecture in warm tones of beige and brown encloses elegant, generous spaces, furnished with antique and prized pieces.