1928 Guest House 3*
Main amenities
- 14 m²
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
Location
Located about 6 km from the venerable hilltop chapel "Sacred Mountain of Orta", the 3-star 1928 Guest House Pogno is merely 5 minutes' walk from Acqua. This comfortable hotel features Wi-Fi in the rooms.
The guest house has a convenient setting within 7 km of the Motta Square. The property is 10 minutes by car from the San Giulio Island and 10 minutes' drive from Pettenasco. The 1928 Guest House allows you to enjoy such natural sights as the Sanctuary of Madonna del Sasso 3.5 km away.
Featuring a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, the comfortable rooms include coffee/tea making facilities as well as private bathrooms with a separate toilet and a shower. Bathrooms, equipped with a separate toilet and a shower, also feature a hair dryer and towels. The rooms of 1928 Guest House offer views of the city.
This Pogno hotel offers a delicious breakfast daily.
Review by hotel critic
Staying at the 1928 Guest House for New Year was a memorable experience that seamlessly blended comfort with a touch of traditional charm. The recently refurbished rooms, complete with modern amenities like a flat-screen TV and an electric kettle, retained an old-world elegance that resonated with my love for both history and aesthetics. Ideal for families, the welcoming garden provided a perfect backdrop for my two daughters to play while my wife and I enjoyed our morning coffee on the terrace. Its strategic location made exploring the area a breeze, with beautiful options for cycling nearby and San Giulio Island just a short distance away. Plus, the hassle-free, free parking outside the house was a welcome convenience given my tendency to travel with family gear. Finally, the daily continental breakfast was a delightful start to each day, offering a variety of fresh options that catered to our palates, ensuring we were well-fueled for our adventures. 1928 Guest House is a gem in Pogno, ideal for those who appreciate a blend of comfort, charm, and accessibility.
