Room 102, located on the first floor, is famous for having hosted the great scientist and Nobel laureate Guglielmo Marconi.

The room is located within an ancient tower house dating back to before the 10th century, of which two stone columns are still visible.

The walls painted in plumbago blue, the parquet floor, and the antique furniture from the early 20th century, along with the colorful velvets of the upholstery, give this room a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Finally, the private terrace, with exclusive views, provides the opportunity to fully relax and enjoy one of the most beautiful cityscapes.