Camillo Rooms - Room 2 - App. A - 6 km from Borgosesia between Valsesia and Valsesser

Welcome to Camere Camillo!

I am the host dedicated to ensuring that your stay meets your expectations.
Although I do not live on the premises, I am here to provide you with all the information and assistance you need to ensure a perfect stay.

Our two apartments have been lovingly furnished and designed to offer you the utmost comfort during your stay.
Every detail, from the layout of the spaces to the furnishings, has been carefully considered to ensure an optimal stay.
Before your arrival, you’ll receive all the necessary information about the house and the available amenities, and we’re always happy to offer advice on what to do and see in the area. Additionally, we’re always available via WhatsApp, phone, or email to answer any questions and address any needs you may have.
Please note that the property offers private rooms with private bathrooms and shared spaces (living room, kitchen, laundry room, hallways, terrace, balcony).
Please be aware that there may be other guests in the apartments and that cleaning of the common areas, appliances, and dishes is the responsibility of the guests staying there.

Thank you for choosing our property for your stay.
I hope your experience with us exceeds all expectations and that you take home fond memories of your stay.

Property Information

Rooms Camillo opened in November 2021 following a complete renovation of the first apartment (A), which houses Rooms 1, 2, and 3.
In February 2024, a second apartment (B) was added, featuring rooms 4, 5, and 6.
Both apartments are now contemporary spaces, each featuring a large open-concept living area with an island kitchen.
This space is furnished with design pieces from historic Italian brands such as Kartell, Moroso, and Bonaldo. It features a small balcony and a large terrace.
The sleeping area in each apartment consists of three bedrooms—all with balconies, except for Room 6—and a private bathroom.
Four rooms are double rooms (1, 3, 4, 5) and two are twin rooms (2 and 6)—one with a large bunk bed and one with two single beds.
Each room features a desk and satellite TV.
Room 1 is a double room in a modern Baroque style, featuring a walk-in closet, large mirrors, an open shower, and a south-facing balcony.
Room 2 is a twin room decorated in pastel colors with a bunk bed, a bathroom with a shower, and a south-facing balcony.
Room 3 is a minimalist-style double room featuring a spacious bathroom with two sinks, a two-person shower with a showerhead and a waterfall feature, and a corner balcony facing south and west.
Room 4 is a double room in a modern Baroque style, featuring a walk-in closet, spacious layout, a south-facing balcony, and a bathroom with a shower.
Room 5 is a modern-style double room featuring a large walk-in closet, a corner balcony facing east and south, a separate work area, and a spacious bathroom with a showerhead and waterfall shower.
Room 6 is a twin room with two single beds and a bathroom featuring two sinks and a shower for two people.
Both apartments are on the third floor of a 6-unit building without an elevator.
Free parking is available in the building’s courtyard.

Neighborhood Information
Via Noche is a quiet street in a residential area.
At Camere Camillo, you can study or work remotely in complete peace and quiet using an FTTH fiber-optic connection.
Crevacuore is a small town. Just a stone’s throw away, you’ll find two restaurants and pizzerias. A few hundred meters away are a supermarket, a pharmacy, and an ATM.
From here, you can quickly reach many tourist attractions: Varallo and its Sacro Monte, the Oasi Zegna and the panoramic Zegna trail, Valsesia, Upper Valsessera, Lake Orta and Lake Maggiore, Oropa with its sanctuary, and the baragge with their rice paddies.
And in the surrounding area, you can enjoy a variety of activities: from mountain biking to hiking or snowshoeing, from cycling to canoeing, from fishing to skiing.
You can also go shopping at various outlet stores: from Loro Piana to Colombo, from Cerruti to Ermenegildo Zegna.