Villa Buonanno
Naples


Italian Hospitality

An Oasis of Charm Between Naples and Mount Vesuvius

Just a few minutes from the center of Naples and the Vesuvius National Park, Villa Buonanno is the ideal place for a business and leisure trip.

The charming courtyard, the centuries-old Lebanese Cedar, the English-style gardens, with their variety of plants and original design, enrich the villa in a unique and exclusive setting. The young staff will know how to welcome and pamper you, making your stay an unforgettable experience.

The Villa


The Garden and the Centuries-Old Lebanese Cedar

ROOMS


Suite & Comfort

CEREMONIES


Parties & Weddings

MEETING


Business & Events

RESTAURANT


Refined Tavern

About Us
The Pleasure of Welcoming You with Dedication and Care

Our Origins
Villa Buonanno


We enjoy telling the story of Mary Buonanno Schellembrid *here* in her summer residence…

Professor Luigi Zanzi, in his book, recounts the personal story of Maria Buonanno Schellembrid ("Mary") through a combination of historical-documentary reconstruction and narrative of events that reflect the vibrant history of Milan’s cultural institutions.

The most significant was the rescue and restoration of the Braidense Library, which even gained international attention. During World War II, the Brera Palace was one of the historic buildings in Milan most heavily damaged by the air raids that struck the city, especially in August 1943.

The library's collection was preserved thanks to a widespread and meticulous protection and evacuation effort carried out by then-director Mary Schellembrid.

Story of Mary Buonanno Schellembrid

The book tells the story of Mary Buonanno Schellembrid's life, between family history and the rescue of the Braidense Library (1942-45). Connected to Cercola, she sought independence as a librarian, reaching prestigious roles. The narrative, complex and unusual, is the only one suitable to convey her story.

The Gardens
Villa Buonanno

The Relais Villa Buonanno overlooks a majestic courtyard and a centuries-old Lebanese cedar. The English garden, with its unique design, creates an exclusive atmosphere. The park, one of the few to retain its original structure, offers welcoming gardens immersed in the scents of lavender and rosemary. The restoration has returned the historical appearance of the complex with paved paths, typical plant species, and a modern lighting system. The decorative niches, discovered under the vegetation, have been recovered respecting the original layout with historical colors based on potassium silicates.

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