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Il Cortile di San Michele

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Il Cortile di San Michele

Via Secondo Paoletti, 23, 12050 Guarene CN

The carefully restored Cortile di San Michele is an act of gratitude that the Manera family wanted to give back to their homeland. A charming, family-run B&B where every detail is designed to welcome guests in a modern and fascinating ambience.

A place that combines elegance and functionality, beauty and comfort

The Cortile di San Michele is located in the historic centre of the medieval village of Guarene in the Roero region and is the result of the restoration of two buildings dating back to 1794, which were once inhabited by local upper-middle class families.

A place that seems to float above time and is embedded in a secluded and harmonious atmosphere. Its centre is formed by a large, sunny courtyard, which can be seen from all rooms and is surrounded by the The elegant forms of the 18th century castle and the bell tower of the church of San Michele dominate the centre.

We recommend the suite with balcony.

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