La Casa del Mulino

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Description

“La Casa del Mulino” farmhouse has been created in order to promote the environmental requalification of a territory that has been exploited for too many years by strong industrialization. Today this land is a “green” and “eco-sustainable” destination, a destination for conscious tourism in respect of teachings of nature. The hotel structure is energy-self-sufficient. We produce electricity from renewable sources. An old water mill from 1722 has been redeveloped and now it is used as a micro-hydroelectric power plant… visit “Mulino di Baggero” during your stay! The land of the Hotel intended for cultivation represents a return of the territory to its origin. Kilometre zero products and some selected products are on sale at the “Rural Shop” and at our E-commerce. We support the local economy and the recovery of our traditions.

Overview of La Casa del Mulino

Wedding Venue Type

Hotel

Wedding Venue Details

Landscaped gardens

On-site parking

Outdoor Reception Space

Pet friendly

WiFi

Wedding Catering

Alcohol license

Bar

In-house catering

Kosher catering

Vegan catering

Reviews (3)

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Federico Brignolo
22/06/2024
Until we meet again!Until we meet again!
La Casa del Mulino is an oasis of peace in the middle of the countryside: little rivers, animals, lots of greenery and tranquility. The rooms are simple but comfortable, very convenient on-site parking, plentiful and quality breakfast (buffet), friendly and helpful staff. Excellent base for car trips between Milan, Como, Lecco, Brianza and why not, Switzerland. Until we meet again! La Casa del Mulino is an oasis of peace in the middle of the countryside: little rivers, animals, lots of greenery and tranquility. The rooms are simple but comfortable, very convenient on-site parking, plentiful and quality breakfast (buffet), friendly and helpful staff. Excellent base for car trips between Milan, Como, Lecco, Brianza and why not, Switzerland. Until we meet again!
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Joke Mestdagh
22/06/2024
top hotel, beautiful locationtop hotel, beautiful location
Top hotel, beautiful location, free ample parking, very service minded staff and accommodation. Neat swimming pool, garden, sun loungers, towel service, free snacks with drinks, fitness, comfortable communal kitchen and laundry room, but also darts, football table, books,.... in short, everything for a relaxing holiday in a small to medium-sized accommodation. The only point for improvement might be to provide a few more types of bread for breakfast, breakfast is quite sweet [...]Top hotel, beautiful location, free ample parking, very service minded staff and accommodation. Neat swimming pool, garden, sun loungers, towel service, free snacks with drinks, fitness, comfortable communal kitchen and laundry room, but also darts, football table, books,.... in short, everything for a relaxing holiday in a small to medium-sized accommodation. The only point for improvement might be to provide a few more types of bread for breakfast, breakfast is quite sweet [...]
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Enrico Spea
22/06/2024
A historic and very beautiful place. A historic and very beautiful place.
Four-star hotel located in a bend of the Lambro river. A historic and very beautiful place. I have only seen it from the outside and therefore cannot comment on the services it offers. The hotel takes its name from the old mill that still stands on this site, an ancient water mill with several wheels. It was once owned by the monastery of the nuns of Cremella, it ground grain and rape to produce oil, then the nuns, in the nineteenth century, sold it to private individuals. [...]Four-star hotel located in a bend of the Lambro river. A historic and very beautiful place. I have only seen it from the outside and therefore cannot comment on the services it offers. The hotel takes its name from the old mill that still stands on this site, an ancient water mill with several wheels. It was once owned by the monastery of the nuns of Cremella, it ground grain and rape to produce oil, then the nuns, in the nineteenth century, sold it to private individuals. [...]