MarcheAmore - Torre da Bora, Luxury Medieval Tower

The village and countryside are picturesque, and parking was usually easy, with public spaces almost right outside. The only drawback is how remote it is, so you'll need a car for many things. We stayed in the tower as a family, and it was an incredible experience. It's set up for four to six people, with three bedrooms and double beds. The renovation is careful and loving, bringing historical details together with modern comforts. There’s plenty of room, and this is easily the most unusual vacation rental we've stayed in. Wow, wow, and wow again!

We spent four days here as a group of six, in a peaceful little haven in the Marche region. The village feels like it's from another era, and the stay was like a fairytale. The tower looks just like the pictures, bright and stunning. Every detail feels considered, right down to the smallest furnishing accessory. Iron, marble, glass, and wood are brought together in a way that balances old and modern without feeling predictable.

The view from the top of the tower is delightful, with the sea to the east and the Sibillini mountains to the west. Mr. Felice welcomed us and explained the tower's history and how it changed over the years, including the historic wells that supplied water in the Middle Ages. Inside, the thoughtful furnishings and beautiful lighting show the owner's taste. Both kitchens are well equipped, and the artistic choices add to an already spectacular place. It was impeccably clean. I spent a weekend in this magical nest in a lovely village in the Marche region. The ultimate.

The one downside was the staircase leading to the village entrance. I assume it belongs to the municipality, and it was poorly maintained and smelled bad. The Tower itself is a unique experience. Each floor brings a new surprise, and the interior furnishings bring beauty and taste together with the building's history. The Biondi family are wisely kind to make this marvel available to guests.