Olivarooms is a charming guest house in Borgetto, Italy. Nestled at 33 Via Duca della Verdura, it sits about 13,1 mil from the city center, offering a convenient base for exploring the area. With 107 reviews, past guests share impressions that paint a lively picture of the stay.

Guest rooms come with air conditioning, free Wifi, non-smoking setups, a balcony with a view, free toiletries, and kitchenware. The property features an elevator and easy access to upper floors, plus soundproofing for a peaceful night’s sleep. Pet-friendly options are available with extra charges, and private parking, shuttle service, and airport shuttle also incur additional fees.

Free Wifi and practical amenities position Olivarooms as a solid base for travelers exploring Borgetto and beyond, combining comfort with easy access to the surrounding area. Whether staying for a short stop or a longer visit, the vibe blends comfort with convenience, inviting explorers to plan their Borgetto journey from this well-equipped guest house.

Pets are allowed, with charges possibly applying. Only cash is accepted for payment. Private parking is available, and shuttle services, including an airport shuttle, may incur additional fees.

Room options span a variety of configurations. The Double Room with Private Bathroom is 161 square feet and accommodates 2 adults. The Room With City View accommodates 6 adults and 3 children. The Family, City View accommodates 8 adults and 4 children and includes a Queen-size bed. The Triple Room, External Private Bathroom spans 226 square feet and accommodates 4 adults, with 1 Twin bed and 1 Queen size bed. Other configurations include the Family, Triple, City View (accommodates 2 adults) with a Queen bed and a Twin bed, the Family, Triple, Private Bathroom (accommodates 2 adults), and the Room Selected At Check In (accommodates 2 adults).

Free Wifi and practical amenities are provided, including air conditioning, a balcony with a view, and non-smoking setups. This makes for a comfortable, convenient base for travelers exploring Borgetto, whether stopping briefly or staying a bit longer.