Sina Villa Matilde

Sina Villa Matilde

Sina Villa Matilde occupies a former aristocratic residence that once belonged to the Bocca family, set in the Piedmont countryside at Romano Canavese, with Turin's Royal Gardens, Cathedral and Palazzo Chiablese within reach for a day out. The estate is small by design, 43 rooms spread across four floors, yet it carries the recreational range of somewhere far larger: an outdoor pool with poolside bar, a spa with sauna, steam room, solarium and massage rooms, a tennis court, a gym, a library, and grounds set up for fishing, hiking and bike rides. That mix of countryside recreation and full spa service under one roof is not something the villa's peers in the region typically hold together. Rooms run from Classic doubles to a Standard Family Junior Suite and a Park View Heritage Suite with balcony, several with indoor fireplaces, air conditioning and soundproofing, and a bridal suite for those marking an occasion. Families get a playroom and babysitting on request, pets travel for a fee, and a multilingual staff, from English to German to Spanish, covers most arrivals without friction. Business groups have a conference hall and meeting rooms if the trip is not purely personal. This suits travelers who want a countryside base with real infrastructure rather than a plain house in a field, and it does not suit anyone chasing Turin's city center or a spontaneous winter booking, since the property shuts for all of January. Extra beds, pets and cleaning carry separate fees, worth checking before arrival. What lingers is the sense of a private estate still doing double duty as a working resort, sauna steam rising while someone reads in the library down the hall. A former aristocratic villa in the Piedmont countryside near Turin, built for 43 rooms across four floors, with a full spa, outdoor pool, tennis court and library on site. It suits families and business retreats more than city-center seekers, and it closes entirely every January.