Aparthotel Casa Fusina (Dogliani, Italy)

About Casa Fusina

Our 5 apartments are all bi and three-room apartments, in the center of Dogliani (CN) and are on the first, second and third floors of Palazzo Fusina. A stately home from the first half of 1800, recently renovated and with ample availability of free parking in the immediate vicinity. The architecture of the house and the vaulted ceilings give the apartments their precise identity and uniqueness, for a stay in a characteristic, intimate, warm, original and not anonymous environment. Serviced by a lift, they are very bright and overlook the Rea stream or the internal courtyard. All apartments are equipped with kitchen equipped with the following basic necessities: oil, vinegar, salt, sugar, coffee, tea, detergents and personal hygiene products (liquid soap, toilet paper) and household items, crockery (plates, glasses, cups, cutlery, pots, casseroles, etc.) and linen (bed, bath and kitchen). Flat-screen TV, tablet with the possibility to book experiences in the Langa and multimedia contents in different languages, mini-bar with wines, local food products, water and soft drinks, free WIFI and a small library. Ideal for families, couples, small groups of friends and for those who want an original, discreet, intimate stay, in close contact with the lively local community and outside the beaten tourist circuits. For business travelers we offer a quiet and peaceful work area. Guests have access to the whole apartment, with kitchen and private bathroom. Dogliani It is strategically well positioned to explore all the Langhe. An original town from an architectural and urban point of view, provided with all essential services such as bars, restaurants, supermarkets, post offices, banks, pharmacies, shops, markets, etc.. Close to the Barolo hills (now UNESCO heritage) is the heart of the production area of Dogliani DOCG and is a stone's throw from the suggestive hills of the Alta Langa and the Monregalese. Dogliani is connected to Alba (25 km.) by a scenic road. District The historic city center is very characteristic. The medieval origin has been extensively revisited by Giovanni Battista Schellino, self-taught architect and land surveyor who in the nineteenth century gave Dogliani an almost monumental face. An eclectic triumph of neoclassical domes and neo-gothic spiers, medieval towers and Wagnerian scenographies that make Dogliani one of the most original and curious villages of the Langhe. Area It is possible to visit, along scenic roads, the neighboring villages such as Barolo, La Morra, Novello, Monforte, Bossolasco, Murazzano, etc. The Langhe, in addition to Castles, Villas, Churches and a unique landscape marked by grapevine and hazelnut, offer, with over 12,000 labels of DOC and DOCG wines, virtually endless possibilities of visiting and tasting in the cellars. The sumptuous gastronomy ranges from the noble white truffle of Alba, meat, cured meats, cheeses to desserts based on PGI Piedmont hazelnuts. The territory then offers many possibilities to practice all types of trekking: on foot, on horseback, by bike and / or mountain bike, motorbike, etc.