Hotell i Piedimulera

“Arrived late, but the host came and helped us. Nice stay wiyh a great view.”

“Un hotel bastante tranquilo en una comunidad muy tranquila ”

“Personale accogliente, ma troppo odore di fumo nella hall al mattino. Camera semplice col necessario per brevi soggiorni. Proprio accanto, in questo periodo, c'è un cantiere con ruspa in azione. Abbastanza insonorizzata ma comunque accanto a strade a scorrimento veloce. Colazione nel bar annesso, buona ma non a buffet. Ristorante anneso con piatti non ricercati ma prezzi onestissimi. In generale consiglio. ”

“We booked this B&B for one night but wish we'd stayed longer. Our hosts, Katerina and Valerio were magnificent in every way. Our room and facilities were perfect. You can step out of the bedroom into a lovely garden/patio with tables and chairs where you can watch the sun go down over the mountains. Excellent breakfast too. There are a couple of restaurants a short walk away..... We went to the one opposite the church. The food was amazing... especially if you like Porcini mushrooms! This place...

“Otroligt bra service och mycket fint spa. Bra garage och skidrum. Bussen till liften gick tyvärr för sällan så det hade varit bra med Shuttle. Maten mycket god men kunde göra det lite mysigare i matsalen men som sagt nytt och otroligt trevlig personal.”

“Trevligt hotell vid sjön med underbar resturang vid vattnet, även frukosten vid vattnet var fantastisk, enda nackdelen var att det var myggor på restaurangen på kvällen.”

“Best staff ever”

“Väldigt trevligt B&B mitt i stan. Stora fina rum, trevlig personal och god frukost.”

“Ci siamo fermati una sola notte, volevamo passare un weekend nel nulla a due passi dalla natura e lo abbiamo avuto! Staff super cordiale, unica sfortuna: avevamo prenotato una double/twin room e non ci é stato chiesto se preferivamo avere un letto matrimoniale o due singoli (anche colpa mia comunque, potevo avvisare di mia iniziativa). Consigliato!”

“We found this hotel via the app, and figured we’d take little detour to get there. This ”little detour” was half an hour on serpentine roads through a mostly uninhabited Italian landscape, and the inhabitated parts looking a little like the rural parts of Alabama. When we finally arrived in the little village, we got an eerie feeling of being on the set of ”Deliverance”. Do they even have electricity here? Did I hear a banjo playing from the woods? Is this our final destination? All that...