La Giardina Guest House
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La Giardina Guest House accommodates up to 9 guests. All rooms offer king beds, fine linens and pillows as well coffee/tea mini bar. Bathrooms offer sink, bidet, shower or tub luxury toiletries and soft towels. La Vilma has living room with sofa bed, 2 balconies and private bath. La Giovanna has garden access and private bath. La Dora and Regina offer balcony or garden views with shared bath. Spacoius living room, dinning room and kitchen with walkout to the large outdoor lounge and garden. The space La Giardina is a unique retreat born from the creative collaboration between renowned Italian-Canadian artist and designer Bruno Billio and acclaimed Italian architect Stefano Pujatti. Nestled within a 12th-century convent on Pujatti’s ELASTICOfarm, this 15-acre historic estate and arts compound offers breathtaking views of the majestic Monviso Mountain and the Italian Alps. Billio, known for his distinctive design contributions to prestigious North American venues such as The Four Seasons New York, The Hazleton, Windsor Arms, and Gladstone Hotel in Toronto, infuses La Giardina with his exceptional vision. As both owner and host, he ensures guests experience an authentic Italian holiday, characterized by his impeccable taste and warm hospitality. Guest access Guests are invited to use the Salone di Bruno living room area and the Giardina di Anna outdoor space. The kitchen is only available when the entire guest house is rented otherwise its off limits to guest use when renting indivdaul rooms. During your stay Text messages are best to communicate with Bruno. Other things to note La Vilma Suite features a spacious bedroom with a king-size bed and a living room equipped with a full-size sofa bed (140 cm wide). The sofa bed can comfortably accommodate one adult or two children, and it is prepared upon advance request.
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