Hotel Palazzo Lovera Cuneo

Hotel Palazzo Lovera is situated in the center of Cuneo, in a picturesque landscape between the Langhe and the Maritime Alps. The hotel occupies a 17th century building built by the Lovera di Maria family. Many prominent historical figures have sojourned here, including King Francis I who left his host a suit of armour as sign of his appreciation for the hospitality received.

Expertly restored and renovated, today Hotel Palazzo Lovera has a total of 47 spacious and elegantly appointed bedrooms all overlooking the beautiful Baroque church of Santa Chiara.

In addition to its superb accommodation, the hotel boasts a world class restaurant. Guests dining at the Michelin star "Delle Antiche Contrade" restaurant, have the opportunity to savor some of the finest regional cuisine from an à la carte menu changed at least 5 times a year so as to offer only the very best seasonal dishes. Beautifully presented Piedmontese specialities are accompanied by wines from a cellar housing over 800 Italian and International labels. Particular emphasis is given to wines from Piedmont and the Bordeux and Bourgogne regions of France. Since 2003 Hotel Palazzo Lovera's Delle Antiche Contrade Restaurant has been a member of the prestigious Jeunes Restaurateurs D'Europe association.

An elegant function room with a seating capacity for up to 90 people provides meeting space for exclusive business and social events hosted in Cuneo. Coffee breaks are held in a cellar show casing a selection of vintage wines. Hotel guests have access to a small, well equipped gym.

Hotel Palazzo Lovera is situated in the historic center of Cuneo, in Via Roma, road along which one finds the city's most prestigious palazzi. Just moments away, the enchanting landcapes of the Langhe, the sumptuous residences of Sabaude, and the century old vineyards of Piedmont await. Nice and the Cote d'Azur, Turin, Fossano and Milan are all within easy driving distance.
Those travelling by car along the A6 motorway from Liguria should exit at Mondovì, whilst those driving from Turin, should take the Fossano exit off the A6.