Search B&B in Borgofranco Station

"Fun stay with fantastic views!"

"Beautiful small hotel, well decorated with everything one could need. The only negative would be that my room was right on the main cobbled stone road, so was a bit noisy. With the AC on low (creating some white noise whilst cooling), wasn’t a deal breaker. Recommend! "

"The views were spectacular! The house was quiet and clean and a wonderful place to relax away from the hustle of town. Laurent was easy to communicate with. We really enjoyed our stay. "

"It's a castle! What's not to like? This place is amazing; highly recommend."

"Staff was very helpful and friendly, and hotel was comfortable and attractive."

"Très bel endroit pour un stop à Ivre en famille. Le confort est au rendez-vous, les chambres sont calmes et spacieuses, propres et soignées. Service et accueil au top "

"The only drawback was the bathroom was too small for bathing."

"Staying in a true stone castle, with a tower, wrought iron door hardware, frescoes, and excellent accommodations was amazing enough, but to share the spaces with the ghosts of Rosario Scalero's esteemed students of music and walk the trails of the pilgrims from Canterbury to Rome conjured up a special magic for our group of 8 music, food, and wine-loving Midwesterners. Karl was an excellent host with his local team of Moreno and Giulia, helping us discover the wonders of the region and the friendly village at the castle's base. The one item that should noted for other castle-lodgers that was not apparent to us in the listing is the difficulty of hauling luggage by hand up and down the steep winding and stony path or several hundred stairs - ultimately worthwhile for most of our group, but very limiting to one or two members with mobility issues. Those with adequate fitness can plan ahead for packing mainly essentials, but those for whom rigorous daily climbs would be challenging should think twice. Nevertheless, the majority of our group would enthusiastically hope to return some day, definitely worthy of the effort! "

"Went from Torino to Ivrea by train then to Chiaverano to visit the town of my grandmother who emigrated to the USA in 1920"