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Astounding place. Our private apartment at the top of the Renaissance tower was enormous, overlooking the roofs of the village out far into the countryside, loftily set under magnificent wooden beams, with tasteful interior decoration, two beautiful bathrooms (for each bedroom) lodged in the circular towers with medieval crossbow slots overlooking the stunning park. Extra points for the wall-sized map of Paris from 1749, which I spent hours inspecting the intricacies (I'm from Paris originally) Our hostess was very kind and helpful, going out of her way explaining to us where to find various points of interest in Genoa (45 minutes away) including the best ice cream shop in the city. Breakfast was copious and set in a lovely room off the stunning historical reception hall. All in all, We didn't stay long enough, I would go back in a heartbeat. A great privilege.

Only downside is that wifi was available only in a corner of the inner courtyard. Understandable, because walls are so thick, but there should be a way to broaden the reach into the rooms (thinking of devolo wifi extenders, for example). Not a constraint for us because we weren't there to surf on Netflix, though. Too much beauty around to waste time on a screen...

Historical castle built by the Grimaldi family, now owned by six sisters, made our stay to a wonderfull experience