The Guest House "Ridi Che Ti Passa" was born from an idea shared almost by chance. The idea of making you smile, giving you a moment of lightness and thus sharing a bit of our philosophy.

The Guest House "Ridi Che Ti Passa" consists of three bedrooms, all double and independent with their private bathrooms. It also offers guests an entrance and a common relaxation room with coffee machine, kettle and a small fridge, all free of charge. The room that will host you is located on the first floor of a beautiful building in the heart of Alassio. Given the central location is convenient to all services, beaches and the famous Budello. The room is equipped with all comforts: private bathroom (immediately in front of the room, with entrance from the shared corridor), heating and air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, safe, smart TV, hairdryer. It also has a small balcony. Breakfast will be served ay Bar Oliva 2, next to the property. The Tourist tax must be paid at the time of check in. Ideal for couples who want to spend a pleasant stay in the beautiful Ligurian town. AT THE MOMENT, RENOVATION WORK IS UNDERWAY ON THE ROOF AND PAINTING OF THE EXTERNAL FAÇADE.

In addition to the coast, very particular as it draws an arch of fine sand and with a seabed that gradually lowers, Alassio offers a varied range of delicious destinations and curiosities. One of the symbols of the coastal town is the famous Muretto di Alassio. It is a wall that, since 1953, has been covered with ceramic tiles. These, all different from each other in colors and shape, bear signatures of famous people. The structure was designed by Mario Berrino and Ernest Hemingway. You can walk in the famous Budello di Alassio which is not only the shopping street, but also a picturesque alley that crosses the city, parallel to the coast. Not to be missed are the wonderful Gardens of Villa Pergola, set like a diamond among the green hills of Alassine and surrounded by a garden of 22,000 square meters, with fountains and ponds adorned with water lilies. The Tower of Borgo Coscia, built in the sixteenth century by the Genoese, still stands well preserved with its mighty stone and brick structure. The Pinacoteca Carlo Levi, the Church of Sant 'Ambrogio and that of Santa Croce from which you can enjoy an incomparable view of the Bay of the Sun thanks to the terraces of the adjoining park.