Rent the Villa from “The White Lotus”
Fans of HBO’s acclaimed series “The White Lotus” can now experience their own slice of sunny Sicily by renting Villa Tasca in Palermo through Doorways Villa Vacations. The 16th-century palazzo was featured in episode three of the Noto, when characters Daphne and Harper stayed at the villa for a girls trip.
The four bedroom villa features a host of indoor amenities including a billiards room, music room, bar, floor-to-ceiling winsows, romantic frescoes throughout and modern conveniences such as TV and Wi-Fi. The design of the villa can only be described as grand, with a double staircases leading to the main floor and lavish living and dining rooms. Guests can also enjoy private ensuite bathrooms, air conditioning, and lounge areas in each of the four bedrooms. The estate features a swan lake, greenhouse, furnished terrace, and 20 acres of gardens including a century-old citrus grove, and a recognizable swimming pool from “The White Lotus”.
The total cost of the villa is approximately $6,000 per night with a minimum three night stay. The rental comes with full staff service including a housekeeper, managers, concierge, butler, and two room attendants, with the option to hire a chef for an extra fee.
Finding Villa Tasca
This luxurious Sicilian paradise is just a short drive away from Palermo. Guests enjoy nearby attractions such as the Cappella Palatina, Palazzo dei Normanni and the Cappuccini Catacomb.
Visitors can also take a stroll by the port in Monreale, visit the cathedral or enjoy a waterpark. The bustling streets of Palermo, with its diverse Mediterranean architecture, is also within reach.
Highlights from The White Lotus
We've collected up a few of the photos from the series and juxtaposed them against photos of the villa, so you can compare the two.
Villa Tasca Exterior
Villa Tasca Swimming Pool
Renting Villa Tasca
Villa Tasca is not a hotel that rents rooms by the night, but rather a private vacation rental. The estate comfortably sleeps a group of 8 guests in 4 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom— and is ideal for weddings and events like family reunions, birthday or anniversary celebrations or even for groups of friends.
The setting is perfect with the sultry Sicilian scenery, rose gardens, ancient stone walls and fountains. It is quintessential old glamor. The original features of the property were meticulously kept and exposed, with modern comforts carefully installed without losing any of its historic charm.
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