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Check-out time is 10:30 AM. For late check-outs, please make arrangements with the Reception.

The entrance gate remains closed during the night. To enter, guests must use a guest card. To exit, please press the designated button located to the right of the gate.

Afternoon visits are permitted for guests staying at our agriturismo, with a maximum of 2 visitors per room and upon prior request at the Reception. All visitors must be registered at the Reception. Visits are not permitted after 7 PM, and visitors may not stay in the rooms or access the swimming pool.

For B&B Rooms: Cleaning is daily, and linen and bath towel changes are done after the third night. Daily towel changes can be requested at an additional cost.

For Apartments: Cleaning and changes of bath towels and linens are done after the third or fourth night (based on one service per week).

The cleaning and maintenance of the kitchen are the guests’ responsibility. Waste must be separated into 5 categories: Organic, Glass/Cans, Plastic, Paper, and Dry. Containers for sorting are available in the apartments and should then be emptied into the recycling bins located on the EAST side of the courtyard, near the external access to the parking lot. If you need bags for organic or dry waste, we’ll be happy to provide them!

Please do not leave dirty waste bags on the terraces, as they would attract animals and insects.

Dogs are allowed in common areas and in the garden only if kept on a leash. For their waste: we ask you to pick it up and dispose of it in the external general waste bin (black bag). Four-legged friends are not allowed in the tiled area of the pool, and we kindly ask you not to leave your pets alone in the room or apartment. Furthermore, please do not allow pets on beds or sofas. Thank you for following these small rules for the respect of everyone.

Beyond the well-known beauties and attractions of the Lower Lake Garda and surrounding art cities, we suggest some lesser-known, easily accessible destinations from Corte Aurea.

Castellaro Lagusello: A perfectly preserved medieval village, enclosed within its walls, mirroring itself in the enchanting waters of a morainic lake. It’s set in a practically untouched, charming rural hillside landscape.

Borghetto: Located beneath Valeggio in the Mincio River valley, at the foot of the Visconti bridge, this ancient village is nestled among watermills and nature. Near the village center was once the Mantua-Peschiera railway station. Part of this line has been repurposed into a cycling path that connects Mantua to Peschiera del Garda, running alongside the Mincio for long stretches. It’s a beautiful route, even for less experienced cyclists.

Parco Natura Viva: For children, but not only, this is a modern Zoological Park in Bussolengo, an important conservation center for endangered species. The Zoo Safari within the park offers a route to be taken in your own vehicle to observe animals from the African savanna.

Il Vittoriale degli Italiani (Gardone Riviera): A unique monumental complex. This citadel of Gabriele D’Annunzio is rich in artworks and nestled within parks and gardens offering a very evocative panorama. In summer, open-air concerts and events are organized that you shouldn’t miss.

Heller Botanical Garden (Gardone Riviera): Established in 1906, it spans a vast 10,000 sqm and hosts approximately 2,000 plants from around the world.

Rocca di Lonato: Starting directly on foot from the agriturismo, you first cross the Polada small wood, then the historic center of Lonato to ascend to the Rocca (fortress) where a beautiful lake view awaits you. Round trip: 7km.

Rocca di Manerba: A promontory overlooking the lake with a beautiful panoramic point, perfect for a nice walk.

Valle delle Cartiere (Toscolano-Maderno): Once important for paper production, today it’s loved for nature excursions.

Terrazza del Brivido (Tremosine): The “Terrace of Thrills” is suspended a remarkable 350 meters directly above the lake, offering a truly evocative panoramic viewpoint.