Vivere Suites and Rooms

Vivere has four suites and two junior suites which all come with private gardens and their own entrances which have storage space for bikes, adding to the experience of living in your very own architectural idyll.

The Corner Suite is the most peaceful, and certainly the largest room. It catches the first rays of sunrise and the garden opens out onto the ancient, sun-drenched vineyards. The Romantic Junior Suite is one of the cosiest, with a pared-back interior that comes in a cool grey-marl with a minimalist cube-like bed frame, designed to mirror street artist Aakash Nihalani’s iconic floating cubes.

Endless coffee, mountain teas, breads, cakes and homemade preserves make an entrée for breakfast at the stylish Vivere Suites and Rooms - with pointers to the good life through rural cheeses, cured meats and farm fresh eggs from next door.  

Although there is not a restaurant onsite - don't fret, close by are enough restaurants to fill a gourmet guide of this fruitful land - including a fab boutique Pizzeria owned by the same family.  The Vivere produces their honey, olive oil and wine from the surrounding vineyards - perfect for an end to a day in wonderful, naturally designed surrounds.

Vivere Suites is set against the vineyards of upper Garda and the Arco Mountains of the Trentino region of northern Italy. Situated close to the small town of Arco, just north of the infamous beauty spot, Lake Garda, which is just a 10 mins cycle away.

“The smile of our baker, the mild climate and the view of the lake where the road starts to descend from Nago to Arco are the qualities that make us very happy and content.”

Meet the enigmatic Edy & Miki Longo, who together have created a favourite bolthole for those seeking a taste of the good life, with incredible style of course. Inspired by the Italian farm stay movement agriturismo they transformed a tired old vineyard into a boutique modernist haven of design that is still at its heart, rural & rustic – “we wanted to merge with the nature that surrounds – like a farmhouse, just abstract.”