Hotel Il Campanile (Cherasco, Italy)

About Il Campanile

Before becoming a cosy hotel, the hotel Il Campanile was called “Il Palazzo delle Anime" – or the Palace of Soulsan evocative name reminiscent of a spiritual retreat. Construction was begun in 1765, and the complex became a theatre of significant historical events, like the occupation by Napoleonic troops in 1834, owned by a series of parishes until 1976 In 1875 Carlo Balocco, well-known artist of this area, ‘specialised’ in ex voto and religious paintings, was invited to decorate the main halls of the structure with frescoes. Today his works still stand testimony to his faith in the rooms dedicated to welcoming guests and events. Completely renovated, the Palazzo delle Anime became, in 2011, Hotel Il Campanile, the ideal destination for those seeking a vacation far from the hustle and bustle of the city, but near historic sites of great interest, and venues for wonderful manifestations and events that you won’t want to miss. Whether you are seeking a quiet and peaceful vacation, losing yourself in a good book on our panoramic terraces and a strolling through the countryside, or prefer visiting Alba (the homeland of the truffle), Saluzzo, or even Torino (the motorway is just a few hundred metres away) the hotel Il Campanile offers ideal accommodations.