Zizzihome B&B

Zizzihome is a bed and breakfast created from the desire to share a home filled with history, memories, and affection. The owner, Anna, has turned this residence into a warm, vibrant, and authentic space where every item tells a piece of her story. The very name reflects her connection to her son Filippo, with “Zizzi” being a tribute to him, while “Home” evokes the idea of hearth and family—values that guide the spirit of the hospitality provided.

Guests can choose from two distinct and comfortable environments. The Multicolor Space, located on the raised ground floor with an independent entrance, is a lively and bright area, perfect for those who enjoy cheerful and dynamic tones. The Jonathan Space, inspired by the famous novel "Jonathan Livingston Seagull," is situated on the first floor and serves as a more intimate and contemplative retreat. Both spaces include a French-style double bedroom, a living room, a hallway, and a private bathroom, as well as a corner with a refrigerator and a setup for making tea, herbal infusions, or coffee. There’s also a flat-screen TV with Netflix and thoughtful details designed to enhance the guests’ experience.

The day begins with an Italian breakfast that can be customized according to guests' preferences. During pleasant seasons, breakfast can be enjoyed outdoors in the garden, amidst quiet, secluded spots. The house is surrounded by green spaces that invite relaxation and guarantee moments of tranquility.

Anna welcomes guests with warmth and spontaneity, guided more by her instincts and heart than by traditional hospitality rules, aiming to make guests' experiences simple, genuine, and memorable.

Located in Legro di Orta, the position is particularly advantageous for exploring the area. Just a few minutes away are the Orta-Miasino train station, the historic center of Orta San Giulio, and the equipped beach with the restaurant “Luci sul Lago.” There are also noteworthy places like Villa Crespi, the brewery “Il Cantuccio,” and the bar-restaurant “Vecchia Stazione.” Legro is also known as the “painted village,” featuring murals that depict films shot around Lake Orta and in Piedmont, creating a true open-air museum that adds charm and character to the village.

For nature lovers, the trails starting from the village offer walks through the woods with stunning views of the lake. Additionally, Mottarone is a short distance away, providing views of the Alps, the Po Valley, and seven lakes, with attractions for both adults and children, including adventure parks, trail paths, and a panoramic bobsled track.

Zizzihome invites you to experience an authentic stay where the beauty of the surroundings intertwines with the familial hospitality of a home that remains vibrant through the stories it holds.