Welcome to B&B Borgo Marina and Welcome to Bordighera
The Bed and Breakfast is located in the beautiful sea side town of Bordighera on the Italian Riviera. The Bed and Breakfast has three rooms all beautiful decorated and with en-suite bathrooms.
The B&B
Borgo Marina Bed and Breakfast is located in a renovated house, overlooking the ancient Strada del Corriera, in the center of Bordighera, 40 meters from the Lungomare Argentina and the beaches.
Its location is ideal both for visiting the city and its villas, the Paize Autu (the ancient village) and Villa Garnier, the small marina, as well as a base for trips in the valleys of the hinterland or to the nearby Costa Azzura, with Menton, Monaco and Nice (30 min drive).
The proximity to the beaches, the train station, the bus stop under the B&B and all the shops, bars and restaurants in the center of Bordighera and Bordighera Alta makes it absolutely suitable for a holiday.
Furthermore, private parking is available 50 meters away.
The two mini suites have a private entrance, bathroom and private terrace, television, mini bar, internet connection and wifi.
The downstairs double room has a private bathroom, television, minibar, internet connection and wifi and the terrace of the structure.
Spoken languages :
Italian, French, English
rooms
The Gioia
The Gioia room is a comfortable double room (16m2) in which, on request, an extra bed or a cot can be added.
Services include: breakfast à la carte, wifi, television, bathroom, hairdryer, slippers, bathrobe and shower gel, access to the shared terrace
Parking : Three-day paid card that allows you to park anywhere in the blue areas of the town of Bordighera to be requested at the time of booking.
Price: from 98 € to 108 € for two people per night
Single use – 15%.
Additional guest per night: from 0 to 3 years + € 10, from 3 to 13 years + € 20, over 13 to 17 years + € 30, adults + € 35.
No smoking – No animals
Tourist tax € 1.50 per person per day for the first six days
The Côté Jardin
The Côté Jardin is a very spacious double room (25 m2) furnished with a large double bed and two single beds. On request, a sofa bed or a cot can be added. It has a large private terrace (18 m2), set up as a hanging garden, furnished with a garden lounge, a parasol and a sink.
Services include: breakfast à la carte, wifi, television, bathroom, hairdryer, slippers, bathrobe and shower gel
Parking : Three-day paid card that allows you to park anywhere in the blue areas of the town of Bordighera to be requested at the time of booking.
Price: from 120 € to 128 € for two people per night
Single use – 15%.
Additional guest per night: from 0 to 3 years + € 10, from 3 to 13 years + € 20, over 13 to 17 years + € 30, adults + € 35.
No smoking – No animals
People over 12 years of age, tourist tax € 1.50 per person per day for the first six days
The Nautilus
The Nautilus is the largest of the rooms (30 m2) and is equipped with a double bed and two single beds. A cot can be added on request. It has a large bathroom with double sinks and a small private terrace, furnished with a sitting area and a sink. It is very bright and from the terrace you can see a corner of the sea.
Services include: breakfast à la carte, wifi, television, bathroom, hairdryer, slippers, bathrobe and shower gel
Parking : Three-day paid card that allows you to park anywhere in the blue areas of the town of Bordighera to be requested at the time of booking.
Price: from 126 € to 136 € per night for two people
Single use – 15%.
Additional guest per night: from 0 to 3 years + € 10, from 3 to 13 years + € 20, over 13 to 17 years + € 30, adults + € 35.
No smoking – No animals
Tourist tax € 1.50 per person per day for the first six days
Prices (per night) are approximate and may vary from high to low season and according to the number of people.
Ask for a quote for stays longer than three days.
For more information, contact us by phone at +39 3485146643 or use the contact form
Bordighera
City of Palm Trees
Bordighera “City of Palms”, 30 minutes drive from Monaco, is an attractive seaside resort with panoramas from Genoa (on a clear day) to Monte Carlo. A large English colony, attracted by the mild climate, settled here in the second half of the 19th century and is still very much in evidence today; you regularly find people taking afternoon tea in the cafés, and streets are named after Queen Victoria and Shakespeare. This was the first town in Europe to grow date palms, and its citizens still have the exclusive right to provide the Vatican with palm fronds for Easter celebrations.
Thanks partly to its many year-round Residents, Bordighera doesn’t close down entirely in the off-season like some Riviera resorts, but rather serves as a quiet winter haven for all ages. With plenty of hotels and restaurants and a lovely seafront promenade, Bordighera makes a good base for exploring the region.
Long before Bordighera became a fashionable seaside resort, it entered world history (of art) when the French painter Claude Monet visited the place in 1884, fascinated by the Mediterranean light and the lush colors. You could actually make the case that it was here, on the coast of the Italian Riviera, where he developed his mature style that would, eventually, make him rich and a household name all over the world.
Monet came to Bordighera mainly to paint the once famous Moreno gardens, which no longer exist, but many of the villas that featured in his townscapes are still standing, including the Villa Garnier, the home of the architect who built the Monte Carlo Casino and the Paris Opera and who spent most of his life in this town.
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