Everything We Know About Vanderpump Villa Season 2's Stunning New Location

Vanderpump Villa returns for a second season and has a brand-new location. Airing on April 24th on Hulu, the season sees Lisa Vanderpump and her staff providing the upmost luxury to guests staying in a stunning castle in Italy.

A trailer for the new season shows both returning and new staff members who find themselves in their own set of dramas as they both work and live together in the castle. Hopefully, the staff and their guests get to enjoy the jaw-dropping castle set in the middle of the Italian countryside before drama ensues.

In fact, Season 2 will also welcome Vanderpump Rules alum Stassi Schroeder, who will be Lisa's "eyes and ears."

Vanderpump Villa Season 2 Takes Place In A Medieval Castle In Italy

Staff And Guests Will Stay At Castello Rosato

Lisa Vanderpump is taking her staff and guests to Italy for Season 2 of Vanderpump Villa. The new season's trailer begins with the reality TV star sharing, "This season I have chosen this magnificent Italian castle." Returning mixologist Andre Mitchell is in awe of the new location:

"This place is crazy."

The 12th-century castle is stunning, with Lisa renaming it "Castello Rosato" (Italian for Rose Castle). In fact, after some investigating, the castle is actually known as La Badia di Orvieto, located in the Umbrian countryside that is known for its rolling hills and lush landscape.

Although Lisa has taken over the castle for some time to film Season 2, it's a restored four-star hotel that can accommodate private events and wedding celebrations. How amazing that would be!

According to the hotel's website, the castle has 22 rooms, a swimming pool, tennis court, restaurant, and five suites that "overlook the courtyards of the ancient abbey, the spacious park, and the hills clothed in olive trees and rows of grapevines with the tufa plateau and its majestic Cathedral rising up in the background." It's also known as the oldest hotel in Italy.

While the hotel is known as a "haven of peace and quiet," that's unlikely for this group of co-workers who brought a ton of drama in Season 1.

La Badia Orvieto is located in Umbria, a region that borders Tuscany, and is nicknamed the "green heart of Italy."

Lisa Vanderpump Changed Locations From The Previous Season

Vanderpump Villa Season 1 Took Place In The South Of France

The first season of Vanderpump Villa took place in the South of France. Many viewers may have believed that Lisa owned the stunning Château Rosabelle, since she owns many restaurants and properties. However, Lisa renamed the Château for the show, and it is actually called the Château Saint-Joseph. Just like the Italian castle that will be featured in Season 2, the French château has also been restored as a hotel and event space.

When Lisa gave a tour of the property for Architectural Digest, she shared, "When I first found this château, one of the first things that really excited me about it was the height of the ceilings. That was so essential to me. To have the right kind of atmosphere. Big windows, lots of natural light."

Although Lisa does not own the French château, she worked with a designer to change the space for the show to include her signature touches of pink and glamorous decor throughout the estate.

The castle is located in Mazerolles-du-Razès, a town in the Occitanie region of southern France.

Here's What To Expect On Vanderpump Villa Season 2

The Ladies Of The Secret Lives Of Mormon Lives Make An Appearance

The trailer for Season 2 of Vanderpump Villa sees returning employees like former couple Marciano Brunette and Hannah Fouch, who were both known for stirring up a lot of drama in the previous season. Also returning for the second season are bartender, Andre, executive chef, Anthony Bar, and housekeeper, Grace Cottrell.

The season also has an unexpected twist with the addition of Vanderpump Rules alum Stassi Schroeder, who will also live in the castle and be Lisa's "eyes and ears." Joining Stassi is her husband, Beau Clark.

"Remember when I used to tell you don’t get involved in other people’s business. Well now, I want you to do the exact opposite,” Lisa informs Stassi.

In the trailer, Lisa also tells her staff that one of them will get a job offer depending on how well they perform their duties. That certainly means these staffers, who are known to party and drink alongside their guests, will have to be on their best behavior when both Lisa and Stassi are around.

Additionally, fans will see the women of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives as guests this season. Demi Engemann, Jennifer Affleck, Jessi Ngatikaura, Layla Taylor and Mikayla Matthews, enjoy a few nights at the Italian castle, with the trailer showing them playing a game of "Never Have I Ever" with the staff.

Demi, who is married to Bret Engemann, is seen having a heart-to-heart with staff member Marciano. "There’s still so much unresolved. It’s been up and down, up and down," she tells him, to which he replies, "Are you living with regret?" How will his ex, Hannah, feel about their "instant connection?"'

Vanderpump Villa Season 2 will be available to stream on Hulu on Thursday, April 24th.