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Castello di Guarene

Guarene, Italy

4.9/5

276 Reviews

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Our 12 rooms, suites and villas

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18th-century castle & gardens


white truffle & wine
original frescoes & furnishings
grotto spa

With heavy drapes, paintings, lavish period furniture, carefully restored parquet floors, this former summer residence for the Counts of Roero, built on the site of a medieval fortress, is a delight for the eyes. Surrounded by gardens designed in the style of 18th century Italy, overlooking the city of Guarene, it offers splendid views over the Langhe hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A refined Piedmontese cuisine is served in the restaurant, and provides the occasion to taste the prestigious regional wines. At the end of a long brickvaulted hallway, the spa and indoor pool carved into the rock provide a peaceful retreat.

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Our commitments

The 18th-century Castello di Guarene’s authentic art works and period furniture make it a masterpiece of Italian style. But, while the hotel’s roots are in the past, its approach to energy looks to the future.
Castello di Guarene has embraced the advanced renewable projects being pursued by Piedmont utility group, EGEA. The company has completed a series of 17 photovoltaic solar projects in the area, all installed in locations designed not to encroach on valuable agricultural land. Its solar panels are found on sites as diverse as the surface of an inert landfill or the roof of an exhibition center. Twelve of these plants are used to supply green energy directly to end-users, achieving even further carbon savings because power does not have to be transported through wires. The hotel’s choice to take its electricity from EGEA’s green supply sees it play a part in a project that achieves CO2 savings of about 4,000 tonnes a year—equivalent to the emissions from a thousand cars.

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Meet your hosts

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Maître de maison

Giuseppe dell'Erba

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Chef

Lorenzo Musso

Make a reservation for a group or special event at Castello di Guarene

This property welcomes groups or events. 2 Meeting room(s) - Maximum capacity: 200

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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at Castello di Guarene

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Village visits

Barolo, Barbaresco, Neive, Monforte d’Alba, La Morra, Grinzane Cavour and Serralunga d’Alba are just some of the hillside villages in the surrounding area. A day spent driving, motorbiking, cycling or horseback riding is a wonderful way of exploring the region. The villages may have their similarities, but each one is totally unique. You can still enjoy Piedmont as it was historically – its mix of history, industry, scenery and joie de vivre was the inspiration for Castello di Guarene.

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Prunetto castle visit

The Alta Langa offers breathtaking views over the vines and hazel trees in the Barolo and Barbaresco area, which are unlike other better-known views. For example, Prunetto has a fabulous medieval castle in surroundings that really feel like you’ve traveled back in time to the 13th century. Nearby Mombarcaro offers one of the most unique views of Piedmont. In fact, on clear days, you can even make out the sea 50 km away.

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A castle experience with a view over the Langhe vineyards

Castello di Guarene – originally the dream abode of Lord of Guarene, Carlo Giacinto Roero – is an 18th-century home overlooking the Langhe vineyards, which feature on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The building's original works of art and period furniture have been preserved, presenting an exceptional baroque setting sure to delight all travelers. The expertly landscaped gardens are brimming with taxus hedges, hornbeams and other cypresses to give luscious natural surroundings perfect for long walks.

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