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"During our recent trip to Italy, my wife and I had the pleasure of staying at a charming bed and breakfast run by Andrea’s family. From the moment we arrived, we were enveloped in warmth and hospitality that made us feel right at home. Hosts: Andrea and his family are phenomenal hosts. They went above and beyond to ensure our stay was comfortable and enjoyable. Andrea himself greeted us with a friendly smile and offered a wealth of information about the local area, including hidden gems and...

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2 Mar - 3 Mar

"Reception was kind and welcoming, but the room (Dolcetto) was very odd. Tried to find it charming, a long cave, but it's strange. The foot of the bed is right upon the curtains on the opposite wall. Sleep was the big problem. The room sits over the socializing courtyard and restaurant. The mild thump of music continued into the evening, followed after closing by voices laughing in the courtyard below the room. The drapes are too thin to block out the light in the courtyard. Finally, the...

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13 Mar - 14 Mar

"Beautiful views in a town high up surrounded by grapes. Friendly owner didn't speak English but managed to show us where to park. The most memorable part of the experience was the restaurant downstairs - excellent, local dishes. One of the best meals we had in Italy. Waiter shaved truffles onto our pasta!"

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10 Mar - 11 Mar

"The place is nice and cozy, and Simone goes out of his way to make everyone feel welcome and happy. "

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4 Mar - 5 Mar

Seasonal outdoor pool, pool umbrellas, pool loungers

"Posizione ottima, edificio molto carino e atmosfera rilassante Peccato per la scarsa organizzazione e presenza dello staff. Check-in in ritardo di quasi due ore e lentezza generale nei servizi (colazione, pranzo, riconsegna chiavi). Migliorabile."

Outdoor pool, open 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM, pool umbrellas, pool loungers

"Andrea was excellent!"

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9 Mar - 10 Mar

"Great little bnb. Friendly hosts and delicious breakfast. Comfortable room and la the bathroom with a balcony and fantastic view. My only complaint is the bed was a bit old. "

Seasonal outdoor pool, open 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, pool umbrellas

"The problem with this place is that there is a big difference between the rooms. 3 of the rooms have a very nice view from the terrace and the other rooms have access to a very small balcony with no view and where you can hardly sit. I did not find there was any transparency about this when booking. We got one of the latter types and were very disappointed. The pool is very nice."

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Barolo Wine Area Historic Hotels information

Historic Hotels in Barolo Wine Area	20
Highest price	AU$331
Cheapest price	AU$137
Number of guest reviews	504
Total number of hotels in Barolo Wine Area	1,322

Recent Reviews in Barolo Wine Area

5/5 Excellent

"Great hotel, very charming!!! The staff is very friendly and helpful. Amazing pool and spa"

A verified traveller stayed at Castello di Guarene

Posted 2 months ago

5/5 Excellent

Top class hotel

"Could not fault my stay at Phi Cavalieri. The on site restaurant serves the most excellent food and the staff are amazing. The rooms are of a very high standard with everything that you would expect from a 4 star hotel. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone wishing to stay in Bra."

A verified traveller stayed at Phi Hotel Cavalieri

Posted 5 months ago

2/5 Poor

"Reception was kind and welcoming, but the room (Dolcetto) was very odd. Tried to find it charming, a long cave, but it's strange. The foot of the bed is right upon the curtains on the opposite wall. Sleep was the big problem. The room sits over the socializing courtyard and restaurant. The mild thump of music continued into the evening, followed after closing by voices laughing in the courtyard below the room. The drapes are too thin to block out the light in the courtyard. Finally, the restaurant was a very unhappy experience. An indifferent reception upon arrival by Ingrid turned cold when we asked if we could sit near the window. The food was unimpressive. With a penalty assesed of one extra night stay, we were permitted to move to another vineyard based property in Diano D'Alba."

A verified traveller stayed at Uve Rooms & Wine Bar

Posted 6 months ago