Grooms Room (pet friendly)

Frederick II of Swabia was an unparalleled horse breeder. In one of his essays, historian Franco Porsia of the University of Bari says that Frederick’s horses were the best of his time. Horses were considered to be a strategic weapon and their export from the Kingdom was forbidden and severely punished. In his treatise De Medicina Equorum, which was probably written at Frederick’s request, the noble squire Giordano Ruffo listed the physical characteristics of the ideal horse. His work is still a valuable point of reference for the Italian contemporary equestrian culture.
Culture and love for animals. From this combination we have created a new room for the ever-increasing number of people who like to spend their holidays with their pets, which are recognized as true members of the family. The new dedicated room is an integral part of Palazzo Ghislieri and has a separate entrance from the courtyard located on the ground floor. In this way, we can satisfy the needs of the guests who travel with their pets and the needs of those who want to enjoy the tranquility and privacy offered by our rooms on the first floor. The new pet-friendly room is called the "Grooms Room". The furnishings and the layout comply with the high standards of quality, style and comfort that traditionally convert a staying with us into an unforgettable experience.