Lake Orta Villa Crespi for weddings

Where

Perched on a hillside at a couple of minutes drive from Orta, 15 minute walk from Sacred Mount and approx 1 hour from Milan.

Venue description

A wonderfully elaborate 4 star luxury Villa that looks straight out of the Arabian nights. As you enter the gates of this property, you will immediately see that this mansion is really incredible: the façade is embellished with colorful tiles and enhanced by elaborately carved stonework and Moorish-style arched windows. Inside, the mood continues with a decorative entry halls and walls lavishly covered with carved stone. Gorgeous inlaid wood floors, walls covered with brocade fabric, crystal chandeliers, and richly adorned ceilings.

Wedding ceremony and banquet

This is a fairy-tale setting for exclusive and romantic wedding receptions in Lake Orta. Symbolic and protestant weddings can be celebrated on the ground of the Villa Crespi. There are three wonderful halls suitable to 30/35 guests each, the Red Hall, the Blue Hall and the Yellow Hall. They also have a smaller hall called Green Hall for very private receptions up to 15 guests. The garden is available for elegant ceremonies and wedding banquets for larger groups up to 100 guests under the large garden tent. Groups of min. 80 guests have the exclusive use of the restaurant without paying an exclusivity fee.

Excellent local and Mediterranean cuisine featuring only seasonal products with a really good wine selection.

Accommodation

The Villa has 6 rooms and 8 suites on three floors. Total of 14 rooms for a max capacity of 30 guests. It is possible to add cots in the largest rooms. Groups of 30 guests can book all rooms and have the exclusive use, two nights minimum stay.

Inside the architecture and Moorish style reflect the middle eastern style which is also a characteristic of the exterior of the residence. Rooms have all comforts: TV, telephone, mini bar, hairdryer, A/C, jacuzzi.

When

From the beginning of April until December. The villa is generally closed during the first three months of the year.