Castello Rosso is an elegant hotel that sits on a hill overlooking the town on Costigliole Saluzzo in the province of Cuneo near Turin. The 15th Century manor house, which was once the property of a noble family, has been beautifully restored to its former glory. Nestled in the green hills of Saluzzo and with a large outdoor swimming pool, the hotel is suitable for any type of stay: tourists can discover the natural beauty and cultural attractions of the surrounding area, while the two Conference rooms that can accommodate up to 100 delegates cater for business guests. High quality services are available to all: from the restaurant which serves light and refined dishes inspired by the local cuisine of Piedmont to the Wellness Centre with the sauna and a wide range of treatments to choose from.

The Castello Rosso wellness centre offers a wide variety of massages and remise en forme treatments that cater for everything from relaxation to aesthetic treatments, Californian toning, lymphatic drainage and detoxification, Thai and other rituals for the face and body. Hydrotherapy treatments include the sauna, milk mousse bath, detoxifying seaweed bath and naturopathic practices such as hydro massage with phytotherapic extracts typical of the Cuneo region.

Castello Rosso provides 25 rooms, among them the luxurious Suite and three Deluxe rooms, all facing out onto a beautiful English-style park and all equipped with: AC, telephone, Satellite TV, minibar, safe and an Internet cable connection. The hotel also offers the possibility of staying in an annex with a private garden, a few steps away from the main entrance and the Spa.

The Castello Rosso restaurant, "Dal Maestro", serves light refined dishes, most of which take their inspiration from typical local cuisine and offer wonderful fish dishes too, to be savoured with a selection of the finest local wines. During the warmer seasons, guests can dine outside on the veranda overlooking the English style gardens.

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The area of the Cuneo province around Costigliole Saluzzo is great to explore by bicycle, following routes that make up part of the Giro d’Italia race and off-road trails. Historical and cultural attractions are abundant in the region, starting with the castles: Castello del Roccolo di Busca is a great example of a romantic neo-gothic castle and stands in a large centuries-old park with statues, caves, waterfalls, ponds and fountains, while Castello della Manta, in the town of the same name, is home to a unique cycle of frescoes of gothic painting. Castello di Racconigi, once a residence of the Savoia-Carignano family, has a beautiful park teeming with herons, storks and other birds, while Barolo offers a medieval castle, as well as its famous wine production and historic village centre. More generally, Cuneo is truly brimming with sites of cultural, artistic and naturalistic interest, with the lands of the Marchesato, the hills of Langhe, the Roero and the Monregalese until you reach the lands of the Savoia, which border the territory of Turin.