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Adolfo West Apartment (up to 5 guests) |
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The house of Adolfo During World War II Villa Aureli was used as headquarters by the german first and then by the allied troops. Adolfo Guelfi was the faithful gardener who saved all the furniture and precious objects contained in the villa by walling them up in a hidden room. His house was built in the eighteenth century and is adjacent to the orangerie; it has been recently restored respecting the original features. It has air conditioning and modern facilities, and original furniture from the villa. Direct access to the garden and to the swimming pool, and private spaces for open-air dining.
Adolfo West This apartment (120 sqm) has an indepent entrance from Adolfo's courtyard via an external staircase. On the ground floor, it features a living room with kitchen and dining space. The kitchen has a microwave oven, a fridge with freezer and a dishwasher. The living room has a flat-screen TV with home theater for DVDs, audio CDs and MP3 CDs. On the first floor there is a wide bedroom with king-size bed, fireplace, and an additional sofa-bed; this room has a private bathroom with tub/shower and hair-dryer. On the second floor there is another bedroom with king-size bed, a private bathroom with shower and hair-dryer, and a beautiful view on the garden.
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