Agriturismo Borgo San Francesco
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 2 guests
- 2 beds
- 1 bedroom
Location
The 8-room Agriturismo Borgo San Francesco Basiglio is located around 15 minutes by car from the MUMAC Coffee Machine Museum and provides a solarium. This Basiglio villa features opportunities for horse riding in the area, approximately 6 km from Forum Assago Sports Arena.
The heart of Basiglio can be reached in 15 minutes' walk of the property, and such culture-oriented venues as the Kartell Museum are about a 20-minute drive away. Agriturismo Borgo San Francesco is situated 2.6 km from the Church of Saint Andrew the Apostle. Positioned within 25 minutes' drive of the Church of Saints John the Baptist and Stephen, the Basiglio accommodation is popular among both worshippers and tourists.
The farm stay also offers views of the garden. The Basiglio property comes with a bathroom with a walk-in shower, a lowered sink, and a raised toilet. A hair dryer, a shower cap, and bath sheets are included for added comfort.
Agriturismo Borgo San Francesco includes a kitchen with an electric kettle, a refrigerator, and a stove top on the premises. Offering American specialties, restaurant Indian Soul Cafe is just 1.1 km away. This accommodation offers guests to enjoy horseback riding, or relax by an outdoor swimming pool.
Review by hotel critic
Agriturismo Borgo San Francesco Villa offers a serene retreat, surrounded by lush trees and the gentle presence of horses, ensuring a peaceful stay. The attentive and pleasant staff create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while the spacious room with a kitchenette allows for a convenient and comfortable stay. The inclusion of a great breakfast, easy parking, and the option to cook on-site add to the value for money. The hotel's emphasis on safety, with its quiet location and ample amenities, make it an excellent choice for travelers seeking a relaxing escape with a touch of Italian charm.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no extra beds provided in a room.
