Three iconic properties in the Tuscany, Umbria, and Apulia regions of Italy will join Emblems Collection, the Accor Group’s new luxury brand, in 2026.

The signing of the three properties is the result of Accor’s strategic partnership with AG Group, a leading player in Italy’s hospitality and tourism sector.

“I’m delighted with these three signatures in Siena, Umbria, and Apulia, which perfectly match the spirit of Emblems Collection: exceptional destinations, offering luxury that is both intimate and exclusive, with a profound sense of space and suspended time. Because that’s what Emblems brand is all about: the promise of discovering unique places, deeply rooted in their heritage and history, where simplicity meets sophistication. My heartfelt thanks to AG Group for these three emblematic projects together,” said Maud Bailly, CEO of Sofitel Legend, Sofitel, MGallery & Emblems.

Palazzo Sozzini Malavolti, Emblems Collection | Siena

Palazzo Sozzini Malavolti, Emblems Collection will open its doors in mid-2026. Located in the heart of Siena (Central Italy), just steps from Piazza del Campo, this historic palazzo brings new life to a 38-key residence steeped in centuries of art and architecture. It features hidden gardens, ancient caves, original 19th-century frescoes, and a serene spa.

Relais San Clemente, Emblems Collection | Umbria

In Umbria (Central Italy), Relais San Clemente, Emblems Collection will be reborn mid-2026 as a 51-key estate with nine private villas, expansive wellness offerings and an atmosphere deeply rooted in the region’s spiritual and natural rhythms. Once a Benedictine convent, the retreat is nestled in a 40-hectare park of century-old trees near Perugia and includes a consecrated chapel dedicated to San Clemente.

Masseria Furnirussi, Emblems Collection | Apulia

In the south of Italy in Apulia, Masseria Furnirussi, Emblems Collection will join the Collection mid-2026, offering 60 suites — with a majority featuring private pools — alongside a full spa and authentic experiences celebrating Mediterranean craftsmanship and lifestyle. Set within the largest fig orchard in Europe, this refined Masseria reimagines traditional Salento architecture in local white stone, surrounded by a garden of fruit trees, herbs, and native botanicals.