This is a charming place, full of faded splendour. The apartments and the Palazzo are in the building set at 90° to the Torre. The formal rooms are set in the quad behind (to the right in tge photos) and the rooms you can visit are along the side furthest from the road.
We had the ground floor apartment. It had a quaint, old world feel. If you are looking for hotel style, matching linen, this isn't the place for you. It has enough of what you need and is comfortable. There is no aircon.
Luigi met us and showed us into the apartment. He speaks no English (or French or Spanish) but we managed. He is pleasant and helpful. You can look around tge formal rooms. They are a bit dusty, with not much in but fascinating. There are some impressive murals. It is nice to see things in tge slightly decaying state, not sanitised for public consumption. It felt real.
We used some bikes around the small grounds, played table tennis and table football in the rather dusty cellar or the Torre (great for children). Opposite is a great restaurant called Da Jaga which does fish but they were super accommodating for us, even for the vegetarian. They had nice wine too and the lady running it spoke good English.
Soncino nearby is small, pleasant town with a nice castle.
The Palazzo has a sweet dog called Tequila who spent a lot of time chasing his reflection in the pool.
The pool was great. The deep end is 2.5 m deep. Our boys loved the pool and it was not heavily used by others.
We recommend this place.