Welcome to Casa Bacolla, a historic early 20th-century residence located in the heart of Cocconato. This splendid Art Deco palace is one of the most iconic buildings in the historic centre: once a noble residence, it now opens its doors to those seeking comfortable hospitality. The Piano Cielo apartment (Sky floor) occupies the entire top floor of the house, offering a vastand diverse panorama: on one side, the view stretches for 150 km across the Alpine arc, dominated by the Monviso; on the other, it overlooks the terracotta tiled roofs and narrow alleys of the medieval village. Piano Cielo includes: The living area: a large, cosy living room and a fully equipped kitchen. The bathroom: spacious, featuring a balcony and meticulous attention to detail. 3 bedrooms, each with its own character: "Con Vista" (With a View): a large, bright double bedroom with panoramic views of the hills and the Alps. "Nel Borgo" (In the Village): a double bedroom (or twin), essential and restful, looking directly onto the porticos of the medieval village. "Sui Tetti" (Over the Roofs): a warm and inviting double bedroom overlooking the roofs of the historic centre. The apartment is located on the second floor (NO ELEVATOR)

Cocconato: The "Riviera of Monferrato" Voted among the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy (Borghi più Belli d’Italia) and awarded the Orange Flag by the Italian Touring Club, Cocconato is known as the "Riviera of Monferrato" thanks to its unique microclimate, which allows palms and olive trees to thrive. It is a vibrant village, brought to life by the Saturday morning market, historic shops, and numerous cultural and food-and-wine events, such as the famous Palio degli Asini and CoccoWine. Perfectly situated in a "lucky triangle" Cocconato is just 20 minutes from Asti and an hour from both Turin and Milan. Wine, Food, and Heritage We are in the heart of one of Italy’s most famous wine regions. Just a few kilometres away, world- class wines like Barbera d'Asti, Moscato, and Ruché di Castagnole Monferrato are produced. Local wineries are open for tastings and immersive experiences. The restaurants in the village and surrounding areas serve authentic Piedmontese cuisine, including tajarin with ragù, vitello tonnato, and local cheeses, as well as interesting modern interpretations.