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Hotel Simplon (Pesach Vacation)
Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi, 52 - 28831 Baveno
Certification: Rabbi D. S. Zoldan Shlit"a, Mehadrin min HaMehadrin no kitniyot or shruya, shmurah matza (hand or machine).
Open Pesach 2023
Responsible: Feder family;

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My Kosher Hotel (Kosher Ski Resort in the Alps)

Streda De Costa, 75 - 38032 Canazei
Certification: Rabbi Rabinowitz (Badaz Lugano), Glatt Kosher, Chalav Israel
Open Year-round
Responsible: Avi and Belinda Netzer;

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Capri Tiberio Palace (Kosher Hotel)

Via Croce 11-15 - Capri
Certification: World of Kashrut - Rabbi Moshe Levy, Dedicated Kosher kitchen and dinning room with Mashghiach Temidi
Open April/October

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Grand Hotel Michelacci (Kosher Vacation)

Piazza Giardini unità d'Italia, 1 - Gabicce Mare
Certification: Rabbi Yechezkel Sheinfeld
Open Summer season from Shavuot untill Sukkot
Responsible: Eli Danzig;

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Hotel Ariston

Paestum
Certification: Rav Yosef Minsk, Yerushalaim and Rav Menachem Hadad, Chief Rabbi of Brussels, Glatt Kosher, Mehadrin, no Kitniyot and non Gebrokts.
Open Pesach 2023
Responsible: Eli Hadad;

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Grand Hotel Rimini (Kosher Hotel and Restaurant)

Rimini
Certification: Orthodox Rabbinate of Lugano, Glatt Kosher LeMehadrin Pesach (Non Gebrokt)
Open Pesach 2023
Responsible: Avi & Belinda Netzer;

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Imperiale Palace Hotel
Santa Margherita
Certification: Rabbi S. Wilshansky
Open Pesach 2023
Responsible: Minkowitz family;

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San Fabiano (Agritourism)
Via di San Martino, 159 - 53014 Siena
Certification: on request
Responsible: Filippo Fiorentini;

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