This is amazing Villa. We loved living in the historical interiors, beautiful garden and at the same time in the world of contemporary art, feeling an unusual and interesting merge of different times and conceptions. There are many interesting pieces of the contemporary art in the different spaces almost everywhere in the house and around. The Villa is on the hillside so the view from the house and the garden on the plain is stunning. We felt ourselves absolutely comfortable, fascinated and charmed. We had everything we needed and the hosts Carlotta and Pierluigi were very kind and always there to help. We felt at home and it was precious. I should also mention excellent sleep quality, very good and tasty breakfast served on the beautiful terraсe, great location if travelling with the car, very big and calm private territory. The unique place with the special energy.

During my stay at the historic manor house, there were several aspects that I absolutely loved: 1. **Welcoming Hospitality**: I was truly delighted by the accommodating nature of the owners, Carlota and her husband. Their friendliness made me feel right at home from the moment I arrived. 2. **Unique Character**: I fell in love with the charm of the old manor house, with its historical features that added depth and personality to my experience. 3. **Stunning Views**: The breathtaking mountain scenery surrounding the manor was a highlight for me, providing a picturesque backdrop to my family’s getaway. 4. **Enchanting Atmosphere**: I was captivated by the intriguing mix of old-world charm and modern art, which created a fascinating ambiance. The ghostly vibe added an enchanting allure that I found particularly interesting. 5. **Exploration and Comfort**: Even though it rained one of the days we stayed, my family and I enjoyed exploring the various nooks and crannies of the house, finding comfort in its inviting spaces. 6. **Delicious Breakfast**: I relished the lovely Italian breakfast specially the coffee that was served each morning, which provided a delightful start to my day. 7. **Memorable Family Experience**: The overall atmosphere and unique features of the manor house contributed to a memorable experience for my family, fostering joy and connection during our time together. 8. **Historical Significance**: I appreciated the rich history behind the manor, which added an educational and cultural element to my stay, making it much more than just a place to sleep. These elements combined to create a truly enjoyable and enriching experience that I will cherish for years to come.

The Villa and its surroundings are beautiful. Staying there was an amazing experience, felt like travelling to the past or being inside an Agatha Christie novel. I love how they have preserved this amazing historic Villa while also incorporating some pieces of contemporary art, which look like they have always been there. I spent quite a bit of time wandering around the Villa, admiring the beautiful antique furniture, paintings and decorative items. It could easily be a museum, but I'm very glad that it's not. We really liked the italian breakfast (mostly sweet) they serve on the veranda, overlooking the beautiful garden. Carlotta and her husband were lovely hosts, and I admire what they are doing. It can't be easy looking after such a property.

If you want modern amenities and fluffy bathrobes, this place is not for you. The linen looks like what you'd find at a grandmother's house, but it's absolutely appropriate for this place.

My biggest dream has always been to travel in time. More precisely in the past, the future interests me less. And with this accommodation, I fulfilled my dream! The house looks like in my dreams, unchanged in time from the year of its construction, around 1850. And since the architect was also passionate about the past, he made it look like it was in the mid-1700s. I mean, gorgeous! And it is not only about the apartments, but the living rooms, halls, staircase area, breakfast salon and landscapes with panoramic views around the castle. Special warning: those who are used to the so-called comfort of the modern world do not touch this accommodation! It still has imperfections, the parquet floor creaks, hot water is missing for short periods, but the overall impression is fabulous and I wouldn't change it for anything else. And the host is simply wonderful

I recently had the pleasure of staying at a beautiful and unique old villa, and I couldn't be more thrilled with my experience. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the villa's charming architecture and its enchanting surroundings. The host was incredibly warm and welcoming to ensure my stay was perfect. Their hospitality and attention to detail were exceptional, making me feel right at home. The villa itself was impeccably maintained, with each room thoughtfully decorated to highlight its historical features. The peaceful garden was a delightful place to relax, and the overall atmosphere was serene and rejuvenating. I wholeheartedly recommend this villa to anyone looking for a unique and memorable getaway. Whether you're seeking a romantic retreat or a relaxing vacation with friends and family, this villa offers an unparalleled experience. I can't wait to return! Thank you for an amazing stay!

It was a privelege staying in such a luxurious old villa. One feels that you are in the movie something like old movie Leopard by Visconti ! Great place, isolated from the real world surrounded by beautiful nature, parking just by the villa, good wifi, excellent breakfast, friendly host, old ambiance mixed with modern art. Would definitely stay again if travelling in Piedmont.

Nothing to dislike. Coffee maschine somewhere downstairs would be a plus , but its a minor thing since the owner was ready to serve coffee very early in the morning

Well, where to start. I was looking for a Hotel between Turin and Mont-Blanc and found this absolutely stunning property. When we arrived we just admired the amazing structure and the fantastic views and surrounding gardens. It's just like stepping back to the late 1800s, most of the furniture is of the period with the exception of the art from an artist friend of the owner dotted around. The owner, a lady called Charlotte kept us entertained with the stories of the history of the building including it being a base for the Italian Nazis in ww2 to the tales of Ghosts. Lulu the golden Labrador is the house dog and is always there to accept the odd piece of biscuit going spare. Over all it was one of the best hotel that I've stayed in for years. It's a good 45minutes drive from any main highway but it's so worth it. Her Restaurant is also very good, we had pizza and it was excellent, not the best pizza I've ever had but still very good.

The drive from the motorway is a bit of a trek, but nothing can be done about that, also make sure you fill up with fuel first at personned fuel stops as the local fuels stations didn't like my credit card and are mainly cards/cash only.

We were lucky to stay at Villa Cernigliaro with our family. It’s a true immersion into the history of the region. Thank you for this unique opportunity! Warm welcome, incredible atmosphere. Just keep in mind that it’s a 19th-century castle, so it’s better to come with small children in the summer — the thick villa walls offer great shelter from the heat, and that’s exactly what we plan to do!

A beautiful house that serves as an art gallery. Style and history combined in an overwhelming green environment. The owner is simply adorable.

What is not to like? Perhaps the confrontation of our lust for modern comfort and the reality of living in the past. The lack of these modernist attributes ( no tv in the room, no coffee machine, no AC etc) were compensated by the unique experience. We knew in advance what to expect and we got what we expected.

The room (and the whole villa actually) is large, wonderfully eccentric, antique and full of treasures. Access to terrace, and bathroom that is larger than some of the flats I've lived in. The hostesses Carlotta and Beatrice, as well as doggos are v. friendly. All special requests like bubbly for breakfast or laundry were smoothly fulfilled. Breakfast is plentiful and on a terrace with view to the garden.

There's no shower head in the bath, so washing oneself is a bit awkward. There's pizzeria, but the cocktail bar doesn't really exist. It's a bit remote, so if you want to eat out, or on days when the pizzeria is closed, the options in walking distance are limited.