Casa Colombi - locazione turistica

It is not possible to book the entire villa.
The rooms available for individual booking are:

Camera Sintesi – double room, 26.6 sqm, ventilated bathroom, garden and hill view
Camera Velella – double room, 18.5 sqm, bathroom with window, terrace
Marcel T – 49 sqm, two interconnecting double rooms (T1 and T2), bookable together or separately; thanks to the single access door, guest privacy is always guaranteed even when booking just one of the two rooms. The windowed bathroom with double sink is shared between the two rooms, and one of them also features a single bed, for a total of 5 beds.

Casa Colombi can accommodate up to a maximum of six people: to find the solution best suited to your needs and ensure an optimal stay, we recommend contacting us directly before booking.

Casa Colombi is an elegant family villa built in the '70s by Carlo and Rossana Colombi, which today opens its doors to guests with the same spirit of hospitality that characterized it back then. The architectural project, signed by the eclectic Biagio Vellano, skillfully combines the linearity of postmodernism with the elegance of antiques so beloved by the owners, while the interior renovation, curated by Cristina Montessoro, has managed to respect the original atmospheres while reinterpreting them in a contemporary key.

The villa enjoys an ideal location, immersed in a large, green garden and just a 5-minute walk from the historic center of Casale. Guests have access to a 55 sqm shared lounge that opens onto the garden, equipped with a spacious conversation area and a large-screen TV, perfect for moments of relaxation and conviviality.

The rooms, completely renovated, retain some original period furnishings that have been carefully restored, preserving their authentic details and charm intact. The atmosphere is further enriched by 18th/19th-century furniture and decor pieces, as well as vintage prints dear to the owners, the true creators of the house's beauty. It is no coincidence that the rooms are named after the design furnishings by great designers of the past found within each of them.