The Boutique Hotel Sirmione is a refined accommodation enjoying an enchanting view over Lake Garda and is just a few steps from the historic centre and the main attractions of Sirmione, such as the Scaligero Castle and the Grotte di Catullo. The property is spread over three levels, with seven exclusive rooms designed to offer an intimate, private and high standard experience.

The hotel design pays great attention to detail and the selection of materials. Boutique Hotel Sirmione presents itself as an oasis of style and comfort in which fine technical ceramics by FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti and Iris Ceramica - both Brands of the Iris Ceramica Group - contribute to the creation of scenic, enveloping spaces.

The skilful use of ceramics makes it possible to create plays of colour, graphics and finishes to give each room a unique character. In addition to aesthetic value, FMG and Iris Ceramica solutions are characterised by excellent technical performance: durable and reliable, are easy to sanitise and maintain, and guarantee health and durability.

The reception area, cosy and elegant, features FMG's MaxFine Calacatta Oro on the floor, whose broad ochre veins are echoed in Luce, a design by Guillermo Mariotto for Iris Ceramica, applied on the wall. Chosen in the colour Gold, Luce features a three-dimensional, iridescent surface with sinuous movements and chiaroscuro effects capable of enhancing the surrounding space.

Each of the seven rooms - with names that pay homage to the great masters of the past - is characterised by precise aesthetic choices.  The floors and walls of the individual rooms are strictly coordinated: in the bedroom area, the large MaxFine slabs by FMG dialogue with their counterparts from the Marmi Select line - also by FMG - in the bathroom area. In the room named Raffaello, the protagonist is Onice Alabastrino with its delicate, warm hues, in Michelangelo the persuasive, decisive nuances of Onice Malaga, in Caravaggio the enigmatic, relaxing notes of Onice Giada, in Canaletto the luminosity and refinement of Onice Perla and in Giotto the velvety, warm hues of Onice Oro. In the Botticelli room it is the turn of the classical and timeless elegance of Calacatta Oro marble while in Leonardo the depth and intensity of MaxFine Kuroca dominate. Create a connection between the seven rooms Luce in the Gold colour that stands out behind the headboard, adding a touch of seduction and sophistication.