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Borromeo Rooms

6 / 10 (8 reviews)
Via Borromeo, 1 - Vimercate (MB) - Area: city center | Map
National identification codeCIN: IT108050B4L4PAJKQL
Regional identification codeCIR: 108050-FOR-00007

Category
Guesthouse

Rooms
6

Breakfast
optional

Bathroom
Ensuite
Description
In the heart of the recently restored ancient village of Oreno, situated between the two main squares of the town, stands the Foresteria Lombarda Borromeo. This establishment has been created from a wing of the historic dairy court ("Curt del lacè"), surrounded by countryside preserved in its original state by the nearby Parco della Cavallera, located at the gates of Monza and Milan.

Just a few meters away from the Foresteria Lombarda Borromeo is the 18th-century Villa Gallarati Scotti, nestled within a beautiful park that also encompasses the 17th-century Villa Borromeo and the adjoining Casino di Caccia, which is set in a picturesque "Corte Rustica" from the 1400s. It is within this courtyard that one can find the famous Stanza degli affreschi, the frescoes of which have inspired the colors and upholstery of every room in the guesthouse.

These sites offer a glimpse into the past, evoking the historical and artistic imagination of the era of the Zavattari (known for the Chapel of Queen Theodolinda in the Monza Cathedral) and the time when Gian Giacomo Caprotti, known as il Salaino, mysteriously made his way from Oreno to Milan to become one of Leonardo's favored students in the 15th century.
Rooms and Rates
Pets not allowed
To accommodate the needs of all our guests, we regret that we cannot accept pets.
Features
Number of rooms with own bathroom inside the room (ensuite):
6
  • Disabled Access
  • Air Conditioning
  • Historic House
  • Romantic Atmosphere
  • TV
  • Free Wifi
  • Family
  • Business
  • Hair dryer
  • Heating
*Declared by the Innkeeper

Various information

  • Disabled Access
  • Rooms with air conditioning
  • English speaker

House features

  • Historic house
  • 19th century house
  • Recently restored house
  • Panoramic location
  • Insured house

Air conditioning and heating systems of the house

  • Certified systems
  • Heating systems
  • Air conditioning
  • Room temperature controller

Electric system

  • Certified systems
  • Emergency lights or fire exit directions

Services of the house

  • Access for the disabled

Location and surroundings

  • City centre
  • Near (within 10 mins) pubblic transports
  • Near (within 45 mins) train station / airport / port

Number of rooms

  • Total number of rooms: 6
  • Number of rooms with own bathroom inside the room (ensuite): 6

Size of rooms

  • Between 21 and 30 sqm

Bathroom facilities

  • Bathrooms restored in the last 5 years
  • Hair dryer
  • Monodose products

Room facilities

  • Children bed
  • TV
  • Mirror or luggage case
  • Internet connection or telephone

Furnishing

  • Historic furniture
  • Desk / table and chairs
  • Sofa / armchairs

Cleaning services

  • Daily

Services

  • Discounts in local shops and restaurants for the guests

Holiday themes - town size

  • Town - between 25.000 and 100.000 in.

Holiday themes - area features

  • Near monuments
  • Wine and food attractions area

Holiday themes - house features

  • Historic house
  • Family
  • Business
  • Romantic atmosphere

Borromeo Rooms

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Conditions
Check-in
Check-in from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Check-out
Check-out before 10:00 AM - If you're late you may be charged for an extra night
Area city center
A thousand years earlier, the village of Oreno, adjacent to the larger Vicus Mercati (Vimercate) yet possessing its own distinct identity, developed around an ancient Augustinian convent. This convent likely had its entrance in the small tower that still houses a dovecote, located within the Rustic Court, right next to the aforementioned frescoed room. It is rare to find a complete cycle of frescoes in good condition within an entire room, as the critical spirit typical of the Lombardy region has often led to the destruction and total reconstruction of buildings. Here, a combination of fate, the transfer of ownership of the Court from the Della Padella family to the D’Adda family, and later in the 17th century to the Borromeo family, along with the use of purifying lime, resulted in the realization in 1927 of the significance of this place, allowing for its preservation and the maintenance of its uniqueness.
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