Il Parco E Gli Affreschi - Varese, Provincia di Varese

Il Parco e Gli Affreschi è un Bed & Breakfast situato a Varese, in Via Fincarà 27. Questo alloggio si distingue per la sua posizione tranquilla e immersa nel verde, offrendo agli ospiti un'oasi di relax e tranquillità a pochi passi dal centro città.

Il B&B è ospitato in un'antica villa del '700, interamente ristrutturata e arredata con gusto e attenzione ai dettagli. Le camere sono spaziose e luminose, dotate di tutti i comfort moderni e arredate con mobili d'epoca che ricreano un'atmosfera autentica e accogliente.

La vera particolarità de Il Parco e Gli Affreschi sono gli affreschi che decorano le pareti e i soffitti della villa, realizzati da artisti locali e che rappresentano scene di vita quotidiana dell'epoca. Questi affreschi rendono la villa un vero e proprio museo a cielo aperto, offrendo agli ospiti la possibilità di soggiornare in un luogo unico e ricco di storia.

La struttura offre anche un'ampia sala colazioni, dove gli ospiti possono gustare una ricca colazione a buffet con prodotti freschi e tipici del territorio. Il parco circostante, di oltre 10.000 mq, offre la possibilità di passeggiate nel verde e di relax all'aria aperta.

Il Parco e Gli Affreschi è la scelta ideale per chi cerca un alloggio con carattere e personalità, immerso nel verde e a pochi passi dal centro città. La struttura è facilmente raggiungibile in auto o con i mezzi pubblici ed è dotata di parcheggio privato.

La struttura ha ricevuto fino ad ora 14 recensioni su Google My Business, con una media delle opinioni di 4.7/5. Questo dato dimostra la qualità del servizio offerto e la soddisfazione dei clienti che hanno soggiornato presso il B&B.

Recensioni di Il Parco E Gli Affreschi

Federica Rapizzi

4/5

Ho partecipato ad uno shooting fotografico e per questo motivo ho visionato solamente il giardino e gli spazi comuni interni. Atmosfera magica e panorama spettacolare, la gentilezza della proprietaria ha fatto il resto. Ottimo per un weekend rilassante immersi nel verde.

Matteo Colombo

4/5

Luogo incantevole, con vista superlativa. Perfetto per rilassarsi e per immergersi in un borgo pieno di storia e suggestione

Luigi Ubezio

4/5

Sicuramente da visitare

Giuseppe Capasso

4/5

Posto magico

Sonia Marques

5/5

Accueil chaleureux. Magnifique maison. Nous avons été surclassé et avons pu profiter de la superbe chambre du rez-de-jardin. Vue époustouflante, tranquillité en pleine nature.

Wendy V

This B&B reflects the warm personality of its owner, Enrica, who opened her home to guests with the desire to meet people from all over the world. It is a bit hard to find - perched on the side of the Sacro Monte of Varese. My Garmin sent me through several very small villages to get there, but it is really not that difficult to find if you get onto the main road leading up the hill. ||||Enrica treated me like one of the family from the moment I arrived. She laid out a fantastic breakfast meal - looking out through the picture windows of the dining room that have a vista over Varese and its lake. My room had a balcony with the same expansive view. You can walk along the small lanes and find several local places to eat with good, local food and very friendly people.||||This is an historic property with all the architectural details intact and original, overseen by someone whose soul is part of her home, and, whose home reflects her sensibilities. It is not a 4-star hotel - my 'excellent' rating reflects the overall experience I had. If you enjoy the period films made about travel to Italy and have always wished you could have travelled then - this initimate home will be just what you are looking for.

Cesc_35

The hotel is located entirely outside of the city of Verona, and unless you have a car there's absolutely no getting to it from downtown, the nearest airport, or the train station. Of course, this is part of its charm. The location is way up on one of the mountains surrounding the Verona lake and overlooking the city; the fact that the borgo is also the location for a planetarium and a star observatory is a testament to the purity of the air and the lack of light pollution. On the day of our visit, it had snowed and the village was thus even more pleasant to visit. ||There is nothing, however, up there in the winter: no groceries, no restaurants open on the evening we stayed, no coffee shops, etc.||||The "B & B" does not actually include breakfast in the room rate, which is a bit puzzling… but the hostess is accommodating and quite ready to prepare food if needed. The villa itself, on about 5 floors, was built in 1902 by sculptor and decorator Lodovico Pogliaghi, who retired to it, and where he built up his collection of ancient art, shown alongside models of his own works in a striking arrangement with a historical slant.||It is massive and certainly with its own character and style — not one I'd choose for my own home but one I can appreciate. It's full of exposed, chiseled wood and medieval-inspired decor, and the only downfall is that the remainder of the house (including heating and bathrooms) could use a makeover (but how do you update a historical home while keeping to the original feeling and style?).||||We stayed in one of the rooms on the first floor which was comfortable and well appointed. Don't expect a mini fridge in the room or a telephone. It's a 115-year old villa from a gone era.||There is a ground-floor suite that must be stunning in the warmer season. The views from the upstairs are spectacular.||||Overall, this was a good choice for our purpose, which was a romantic stop-over while en route to farther destinations. I'm not sure I'd spend longer unless I was looking for a do-nothing stay out of the way.

Meandmymonkey

We enjoyed our stay at this wonderful hotel very much. The owner is a very kind lady who helped us wherever she could. We had an amazing room with a breathtaking view. Everything was very clean and comfortable. We shared the bathroom with another room. But since we were the only guests it felt like having the whole floor just for us. The breakfast was very nice and we enjoyed it in the living room with again an amazing view. We were also invited to spend dinner with the owner and her friends which was really great and our daughter was very welcomed as well and Enrica helped us to make our stay as comfortable as possible. The little town on the hill was very cute although almost everything was closed at this time of the year. It was hard to find a good restaurant but there are some nice places to go. We really loved our stay here and will for sure go back in summer time.