CASA LA FONTANELLA: charming two-room apartment x2

CIR: 015070-LNI-00034

Experience the authentic atmosphere of Sicily in this renovated one-bedroom apartment with Mediterranean charm in the heart of a quiet courtyard located on the ground floor. The cozy master bedroom and bright living room blend with handcrafted details and Sicilian-style furnishings to create a warm and sophisticated ambiance.
WiF and air conditioning complete the offer.
Perfect for a romantic getaway,a weekend getaway,traveling workers,and for visits to San Raffaele and nearby towns.

THE SPACE:
Casa La Fontanella is part of the Case Ospitali network, a network of apartments managed by hospitality professionals.
In the heart of the picturesque center of Cernusco sul Naviglio, a stone's throw from the Martesana Canal, stands a charming courtyard apartment, ideal for those seeking a stay full of charm and comfort. Recently renovated with great care and passion, the apartment combines Sicilian tradition, with its warm colors, handcrafted ceramics and Mediterranean details, with a modern and functional style.
The apartment consists of a bright double bedroom, an elegant bathroom with a large shower and a cozy open space with a kitchen fully equipped with every comfort such as Nespresso coffee machine, dishwasher, induction hob and everything you need for cooking. Air conditioning, fast Wi-Fi.
Equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi and the ability to park in the courtyard, the apartment is designed to offer a practical yet emotional experience.
The attentive and passionate owner personally welcomes guests with warmth and dedication, making everyone feel at home from the first moment. A small corner of Sicily in the heart of Lombardy, where tradition and hospitality meet.
WARNING:
Guests are advised that air conditioning is available only from June 1 to September 30.

GUEST ACCESS:
Guests will have access to the entire two-room apartment, which is located on the ground floor.

OTHER DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED:
- BEFORE YOUR ARRIVAL:
This facility requires mandatory completion of ONLINE REGISTRATION (online check-in).
Upon confirmation of your reservation you will receive an email in which there is a link to perform it by entering the data of all guests.
A photo of the ID and a selfie with the ID visible is required for the primary guest.
Signature of the TOURIST LEASING CONTRACT and eventual payment of the STAY TAX will be required.
Online check-in must be done at least 3 days prior to arrival, except for last minute bookings.
The personal data of our kind guests will be transmitted to the Police Headquarters as required by the LR n°27 of 1/10/2015 of the Lombardy Region and processed exclusively for the purposes inherent to the service and in compliance with privacy regulations.
- ACCESS TO THE FACILITY:
This facility provides in-person check-in from 3PM TO 8PM
Advance notice of arrival time is required to arrange key delivery.
Late check-in between 8:00 pm and 11:00 pm is available upon advance request for an extra fee to be paid on site upon arrival.
- CHECK-OUT:
Check-out is mandatory by 10AM.
- CLEANING:
A cleaning service or linen change during your stay is not included. All reservations longer than 15 days require an additional intermediate cleaning fee to be paid directly to Case Opitali.
- NO SMOKING STRUCTURE:
Smoking is prohibited inside the facility, both in the common areas and in the room. A penalty will be charged in case of violation.
- WELCOME KIT:
We offer our guests a welcome kit of amenities with detergent tabs, coffee capsules, tea and sugar sachets, soap, bubble bath and shampoo for your first day's stay.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DISTRICT:
Cernusco is also known for the elegance of its historic buildings and villas. In addition to the aforementioned Villa Biancani Greppi, seat of the Town Hall and a place where the most important passages of Cernusco's long history can be rediscovered, Villa Alari Visconti, commissioned from the architect Giovanni Ruggeri by Giacinto Alari in the 18th century, deserves special note. A splendid villa di delizia in Rococo style, with an English-style system of avenues and gardens, it soon became famous in the Milanese area, so much so that it was rented by Archduke Ferdinand of Habsburg, son of Empress Maria Theresa. It was his summer residence, in the company of his consort Maria Beatrice d'Este. The last family to own it was the Visconti Saliceto family, while it has been municipal property since 2007. Also not to be forgotten is Villa Uboldo - home of the hospital - which with its lush English garden, now a public park, evokes a romantic atmosphere.
Martesana Naviglio cycle path (accessible to all types of bicycles)
The Martesana cycle path is one of the routes that allow you to travel through the history of the Lombard canals, combining sport and tourism; it runs alongside the course of the Milanese Naviglio Piccolo, a navigable canal that connects Milan with the river Adda, and thus with Lake Como.
It was built starting in 1475 at the behest of Francesco Sforza and completed in 1496: with his innovations in hydraulic engineering, Leonardo da Vinci also contributed to the design of the “new” Naviglio.
The canal now has an irrigation function but, for centuries, its waters were ploughed by barges that transported men, animals and goods of all kinds between Lecco and Milan in a day: absolutely unthinkable times for transport by land.
Since it is a pedestrian cycle path, on weekends it is much frequented not only by cyclists, but also by families with children strolling along it.
The Martesana cycle path starts at Cassina de' Pomm on the corner of Via Melchiorre Gioia in Milan and extends for 30 km through the municipalities of Cologno Monzese, Vimodrone, Cernusco sul Naviglio, Cassina dei Pecchi, Bussero, Gorgonzola, Gessate, Inzago and Cassano d'Adda.
The Martesana cycle path runs along the right side of the canal, passing through towns and parks and equipped with benches and tables in the cool of the trees. You can then enjoy a picnic in the park and stock up on food and water. There are also a variety of trattorias and DeCA-branded restaurants in Gorgonzola or Cassano d'Adda.
On the left bank, many patrician residences have sprung up since the 1600s, “villas of delight” where noble families would spend their holidays in search of a bit of coolness away from the sultry Milanese summers.

MOVING TO THE AREA:
A few steps away from Casa Fontanella there is the underground green line that in less than half an hour takes you to Milan and touches all the railway stations: Lambrate, Stazione Centrale, Garibaldi, Cadorna, Porta Genova, Romolo.