Sleeping in Brugherio and saving money. Fully furnished with new furniture, private bathroom and minibar, LCD TV, air conditioning, orthopedic mattresses and slatted frames. Towels, sheets and toiletries are provided. Breakfast included.

SERVICES
Free public parking in front, and a few meters from our B&B you will find pizzerias and restaurants, including trattorias that offer excellent fixed menus for a few euros, both for fish and meat.

Below the B&B you will find a bar, tobacco shop, pharmacy, hairdresser, newsstand, bakery, and gas station.

LOCATION
We are in a strategic location well served by public transport to Milan, Monza city center and Monza Fiera, Bergamo, Lecco, RHO FIERA, and FIERA MILANO CITY. If you want to have fun, we are close to Acquaworld in Concorezzo, Autodromo di Monza, Carosello Shopping Center, Apple Store, Ikea, Leroy Merlin, Decathlon, and others. Excellent connection to the best specialized health centers and hospitals, such as S. Raffaele, which is a 10-minute drive away, S. Gerardo di Monza, Policlinico, CTO Nazionale, and others.

CONNECTIONS
Highway A4, eastern ring road/A51 highway, northern ring road.
Public transport: metro green line Cologno Nord.
Line z203 goes to Cologno Nord M2, Brugherio, Monza FS.
Line z323 goes to Cologno Nord M2, Brugherio, Concorezzo, Vimercate.
Line z305 goes to Cologno Nord M2, Brugherio, Carugate, Cernusco.

Timetables available on the website (Nord Est Trasporti).
With an additional payment not included in the stay, shuttle service to and from Linate, Orio al Serio, Malpensa airports is available upon request and subject to availability.

HISTORICAL CURIOSITIES:
From the room we called Sormani, you have a central view of the suggestive Villa Sormani, where the first hot air balloon flight in Italy was made by Paolo Andreani and the Gerli brothers. The temple was erected in Lugano between 1516 and 1567 and was purchased by Count Gianmario Andreani, who had it dismantled and transported to the gardens of the villa in Moncucco di Brugherio between 1823 and 1832.