GuestHost - Asti Lovely Apt - Private Parking & Balconies

A cosy 100-square-meter apartment that can comfortably accommodate up to 4 people, located on the raised ground floor of a building without an lift. We are in a quiet residential area of Asti, about a 10-minute drive from city centre and Corso Vittorio Alfieri, where the main monuments are located and where the historic parades of the Palio di Asti and all the major tourist, cultural, and food-and-wine events take place.



A reserved parking space is available for guests.



The interior layout is as follows:



- LIVING ROOM with two sofas, a TV, and access to balcony 1;

- KITCHEN with gas hob, refrigerator with freezer, moka pot, pod coffee machine, kettle, oven, electric toaster oven, toaster, kitchen utensils, wine glasses, dining table, sofa, TV, and access to balcony II;

- BEDROOM I with a double bed, chest of drawers, and closet;

- BEDROOM II with a double bed, closet, and desk;

- BATHROOM with a bathtub, washing machine, sink, bidet, and toilet;

- BALCONY I;

- BALCONY II.



ADDITIONAL AMENITIES AVAILABLE TO GUESTS: unlimited Wi-Fi, central heating, air conditioning (split system in the hallway), hair dryer, clothes drying rack, iron, and ironing board.

One reserved parking space is available for guests (number 2).



PLEASE NOTE: The building does not have an lift—the apartment is located on the raised ground floor.

There are two steps at the building entrance.

To light the hob burners, you must use the gas lighter.



The entire apartment is for the exclusive use of guests during their stay.



The entire apartment is for the guests’ exclusive use during their stay.



Known as the city of a hundred towers, Asti is located in the heart of Piedmont, amidst beautiful hills famous worldwide for their wines: Monferrato, Langhe, and Roero. The city is rich in medieval monuments, mostly concentrated along Corso Alfieri, the high street and shopping district: in addition to the Palazzo and Theatre of the same name, we recommend visiting the numerous churches, including the beautiful Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and San Gottardo, the Sant’Anastasio Crypt Museum, and the Clock Tower, the city’s symbol. Don’t miss a visit to Piazza Campo del Palio, one of Italy’s largest squares, which—along with Piazza Alfieri—hosts a charming, traditional market held on Wednesdays and Saturdays.



- From Asti Station, you can walk to the ASTI Movicentro stop (a 2-minute walk) and take bus no. 105FS to the ASTI - Corso Don Minzoni stop, which is about a 17-minute walk from the property.



- If you’re travelling by car, parking is included. A reserved outdoor parking space (number 2) is available for guests; alternatively, you can park for free on the street (white lines—NOT guaranteed).