Husdjursvänliga hotell i Sarnano

“Amazing place in an extremely quiet area with stunning views of the surrounding hills. Hosts went the extra mile to treat us to amazing breakfasts. Absolutely recommended! ”

“Merci pour ce très bon séjour les propriétaires super sympa ”

“Loved the staff and property. Everything I thought it would be. Hiccups with WiFI but I wasn't surprised considering the area. Had several of the terme treatments, well worth it and will do it again! Alessandra at receiption was amazing! The continental breakfast was very good, cured meats, cheeses, yogurt and fruit, great bread and sweets! ”

“I have been traveling in Tuscany and Umbria for the last 2 weeks. Of all the places I went this hotel alone made a difference in my travel. Wonderful owner, service staff and chef they are the EPITOME OF HOSPITALITY. It made me realize the next time, I am planning an Italian vacation it will be in Umbria. Once again, I want to thank Palazzo Seneca for making our vacation memorable.”

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“Alloggio accogliente, pulito e adeguatamente riscaldato. Proprietaria gentile e accogliente.”

“Un Agriturismo autentico, così come ti aspetti che sia. L’atmosfera della strada sterrata che si inerpica tra i vigneti già ti fa assaporare un panorama collinare da cartolina, che si traduce poi in un casale di recente ristrutturazione immerso nella pace assoluta. Proprietari squisitamente gentili ed accoglienti. Camere rurali, pulite, essenziali. Magda saprà deliziare il vostro palato con piatti eccezionali, frutto di ampia maestrìa in cucina ed ingredienti km0 autentici. Giuseppe vi...

“We stayed for just one night in the "Lu Magazzi". It was a beautiful room and looked like it had been very recently built. Everything was spotlessly clean and new. We enjoyed the breakfast with all the home produced products. We particularly loved the Torta di noci (Walnut cake). The owner provided helpful suggestions on nearby places to eat - all a short drive away in the next village. Such an idilic quiet place to stay if you are exploring the Sibilini mountains. Hearing a Eurasian scops owl...