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Federica's story
I have always believed that emotions should be expressed immediately, because otherwise they remain in your heart and you no longer feel like sharing them with others.
I have just enjoyed one of the most beautiful awakenings of my life. Yes, I confess, when the sea is involved, my impartiality goes out the window. But I assure you that slowly opening your eyes, with your head still resting on the pillow, and seeing a line dividing the blue of a clear June sky from the blue of the sea still marked by the light of dawn, is a vision you wish would never end. Have you ever thought about wanting to stop time, to hold on to a moment for as long as possible? That's how I felt this morning.
Only a few hours have passed since the end of my wonderful day in the suite on the top floor of the Hotel Savini in Bellaria Igea Marina. It is one of the most beautiful rooms I have ever seen, the kind you think only exists in catalogs, but instead... It is discreet and elegant luxury. It envelops you and regenerates you. It is a “gentle” luxury that makes you feel good. It reflects the management of this wonderful hotel, where genuine smiles accompany you at every moment and where every detail is a discovery.
It looks almost like a poppy standing out in a wheat field. You immediately understand that this place is different. Magical. It was an unforgettable awakening. I know I've already said that. But it was even more so because I was bid farewell by a typical summer storm, which arrived in the evening illuminated by lightning and by morning had already become a memory.
The rain that marks the time, beating on the roof, wetting the glass of the six skylights that open your view to the sky, tracing a melody. And a flash of lightning breaks the darkness of the night. A summer storm usually disrupts plans for a beach vacation. But not when you're indoors in a suite. Here, everything is more beautiful.
I admired the threatening sky lying on a huge, comfortable bed. Soft music played in the background, piped throughout the 58 square meters of my Infinity Suite... infinite. A huge double bedroom with a balcony overlooking the Adriatic coast, a small bedroom on the right and a bathroom across the hall.
I would have taken that bathroom home with me, packed it in my suitcase, and kept it like you keep something precious: you admire it.
It would have been trivial to fall in love with the spa shower, with its steam bath, four emotional paths, and scents and essential oils that open your skin and relax your mind. It would have been trivial to still have in my eyes the colors that alternate for a beautiful chromotherapy experience, while the scrub passes over the body to erase impurities, and even thoughts. Three meters of paradise that you leave only because you think you will return again.
It would have been trivial. It is not. There is more to fall in love with. For example, approaching the sink, looking up and seeing a live painting: the sea, the horizon, the sky.
Three elements that you would look at again and again. At Infinity.
