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Via Lungo Temo De Gasperi, 45 - 08013 Bosa (NU) - Bosa

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Description
Located in the beautiful valley of the river Temo, at short distance from the unpollutted waters of the sea is the town of Bosa, with its Castle Malaspina on top of the Serravalle hill surrounded by the tall houses of the old medieval town, gently descenting towards the banks of the river and its palm trees.
This is the first sight a tourist sees when coming to our town; this is also a unique place in Sardinia that melts the traditional kindness and the hospitality of its inhabitants with ancient atmospheres. The town on the North-Western coast of the island can be reached by panoramic roads: it is 52 kilometres from the Alghero airport, 70 kilometres from the port of Porto Torres and 152 kilometres from the Olbia airport and port.
At the heart of the old town and facing the river Temo, lies the “Corte Fiorita” hotel, a charming site composed of different ancient buildings close to each other. These buildings were recently refurbished following their original structure and they present a full range of facilities. This is the place where you’ll be kindly welcome.

Rooms
The Corte Fiorita is an hotel distributed into different sites around the medieval borough of Bosa. In the following paragraphs you’ll find information about the services available at each site.
Le Palme
The typical promenade alongside the banks of the river Temo, drives you to the reception of the “Corte Fiorita”: the building, dating from the 1700, is in front of the river and there, while waiting for you accomodation, you’ll find some useful information to better enjoy your holiday. This is the site called “Le Palme”.
I Gerani
Leaving the river and the colourful fishermen boats behind and walking through old paved roads it is possible to reach the medieval town, an area with ancient houses with stone decorations and beautiful arches where you’ll often meet women working on the local traditional lacework, the Filet. After a short ascent, you’ll get to the “I Gerani” site that you’ll recognize by its warm ancient red colour and by its cast-iron balconies.