Built in 1907 over a pre-existing structure, Villa Rosmarino is a typical ligurian small palace with green shutters and trompe l'oeil which reproduce on the wall frescos, decoration and floral motifs. To its first owner,a local sea captain who commissioned the building at the end of XIX century, Villa Rosmarino was their country home where to take rests in between long seafaring joumeys, but also where the olives coming from the trees and land surrounding the villa were crushed. In the ground floor was an old oil mill to produce olive oil for the needs of the resident family but also for those residing in the neighbouring villas. The grind stones of the oil mill have been kept after the restructuring and are part of the decoration of the garden of the villa.

Every detail and object inside Villa Rosmarino has a reason to be where it is, to be chosen and combined with the other. But do not expect the interior to be of the same décor as the outside.

Villa Rosmarino has six bedroom: each one offers guests the privilege to live in a unique and different atmosphere from the other guests of the residence. Each room has an open wardrobe and private bathroom with modern resin floorings and light Saint Hubert strone, the sinks of Carrara marble fashioned in Liguria style.