Lollo

Lollo was an easily recognizable worker: he wore thick glasses that always ended up getting dirty, but despite this he was very skilled in trimming bricks.

Description

63 mq wide, is located on the gound floor, in the open gallery. Is completely suitable for disabled people, and they can have total autonomy.

Is composed by a living room with chairs, table, two sofa beds and a kitchenette.

The kitchenette is funrished with dishes, dishwasher, fridge with icebox, vitroceramic hobs, microwave, machine for coffee/tea/cappuccino, tv, fan and vacuum cleaner on request.

There is a double bedroom, a bathroom for disabled people with shower and hairdrier.

The entrance is independent and there are chairs and a table to enjoy a meal outside in a private area.

We offer high chairs and bed for babies on request for free.

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Details

Maximum occupancy: 5 people
1 double room
2 beds in the living room
Possibility of an extra bed (extra charge)
Fully equipped for people with reduced mobility, to be able to use the entire apartment independently

Price

Contact us for a personalized quote or discover our best rate immediately in the Online Booking portal!

There are discounts for longer stays.

Facilities

Air conditioning

Outdoor table

Television

Shower

Hairdrier

Refrigerator

Dishwasher

Crockery

Microwave

Coffee machine

Glass ceramic burners

On request

High chair

Cot

Vacuum

Other proposal

Varisio was a worker with a very strong sense of humor and a passion for jokes.
His name comes from the mispronunciation of a well know comedian of the first years of the ‘900.

Lollo was an easily recognizable worker: he wore thick glasses that always ended up getting dirty, but despite this he was very skilled in trimming bricks.

Grillo was a thin and slender worker.His passion was dancing: at every country festival and every time someone was playing music, he was the first one to start twisting, dancing and jumping, just like a cricket (grillo in italian).

Dondo was called this way because his father’s name was Secondo, called Dondo, and he had inherited both his job and his nickname. He was Tito’s best friend, with whom he always argued.