Welcome to Ca' Balenga, 65 square meters of pure comfort in the historic center of Asti, ideal for comfortably accommodating up to 4 people. Inclusion is our calling card, and we welcome you with a smile to make you feel at home: a unique design awaits you, where ancient charm blends with modern comforts, and meticulous attention to detail puts your well-being first. Our privileged location allows you to immerse yourself in the magical city atmosphere and explore its historical wonders on foot. Furthermore, Ca' Balenga is the ideal starting point for discovering the Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato, UNESCO heritage sites: an unparalleled gastronomic and landscape experience in Piedmont. Enjoy the experience of a fully air-conditioned environment, enriched by fast and unlimited Wi-Fi connectivity. Relax thanks to the autonomous heating and take advantage of the convenience of a washing machine and dishwasher at your disposal. Cook like you do at home in our fully equipped kitchen, complete with a refrigerator with freezer, gas oven, kettle, espresso machine, microwave, and toaster. Enjoy your moments of relaxation with a Smart TV and make the most of the tranquility offered by double-glazed windows and mosquito nets on every window. Pets are welcome, and for the little ones, we provide a crib and high chair. Finally, for our smoking guests, a private balcony is at your disposal.

I work in the field of computer science, but my true passion lies in writing novels, reading extensively, tending to my garden and vegetable patch, and indulging in interior design. I enjoy meeting new people and I'm thrilled to have prepared a unique accommodation for you, infused with all my passion. During your stay, I work part-time in the mornings from Monday to Friday, but I will be available to address any of your needs over the phone. In the afternoon, I can reach you in no time as I live just 10 minutes away.

Via Aliberti, also known as the "Basket Weavers' Street" due to the numerous artisan shops that used to build and sell wicker baskets, was the main street of the Jewish ghetto in Asti. Even today, it retains its original appearance with its low and narrow buildings, arcades, and craft workshops. We are amidst the alleys and squares of the city center, where medieval churches and Baroque palaces compete in beauty. The shop windows showcase traditional products such as Asti Spumante, Barbera wine, cured meats, cheeses, hazelnut sweets, and many other irresistible specialties. Strolling in the shade of the towers, you will reach the Collegiate Church of San Secondo, the Cathedral of Santa Maria (the largest in Piedmont), Palazzo Mazzetti (a noble residence and home to the Civic Art Gallery), and Palazzo Alfieri, the birthplace of the 18th-century writer Vittorio Alfieri. Nearby, you'll find the Crypt and Museum of Sant'Anastasio, a fascinating Romanesque site, the Troiana Tower, the tallest in the city (44 meters), and the Roman Domus, a gem of local archaeology.