Case e hotel pet friendly a Montalone

Matteo Italia

meravigliosa struttura in un ambiente speciale di pace con tanti animali liberi

Anna Stati Uniti

The hosts were incredibly sweet and made us feel right at home. Villa Elisabetta had everything we needed for a lovely stay.

András Ungheria

A wonderful place awaited us on the first stop of our pilgrimage. The whole apartment and every little detail of it was thought out, reflecting the owner's particular taste and manners. Roberta is a fantastic host, she helped us with everything, one of the things I would highlight is that the climb up to the accommodation is not uneventful, but we had a lot of stuff so it was not easy. She was there for us with everything, and we had a great time because of it.

Alexis Stati Uniti

My room was clean and cozy, the restaurant was wonderful, and the hosts were very friendly.

MARTHA Stati Uniti

Lovely home in a great location. Friendly and helpful host.

Richard Regno Unito

The property is quite high up the hillside, with a lovely view of the valley below. Its about a 5-10 mins drive to the nearest town. It was very clean, charming and equipped. We were able to check in very late due to the key box. The host, Vittorio is very communicative and easily contactable on Whatsapp. Inside, the rooms are good sizes and everywhere was very clean. Its a charming place, with an old rustic feel. There is a decent sized garden space down below and a patio outside the front door to sit out/eat/cook etc. There is wifi, satellite TV and both TVs have a Fire stick if you or your kids want to log into your streaming apps and a number of board games in the TV cabinet. The property has a 'shop' - a cabinet where the host has left a selection of local wine on an honesty system - great idea.

netra Indonesia

This is a house that belongs to a private owner. It was quiet and very clean. The owner was very helpful and responsive. Its a good place to stay when the monastery is full. Its quite large so would be good for groups. I would just suggest they need new pillows and to have more universal euro electric socket points as people from other European countries can't charge their phones. Also, maybe offer some milk, tea, breakfast, instructions about the area, buses etc. This town is in the middle of nowhere and has no restaurants, no supermarket, atm or taxis. Book your trip will in advance because there is no transport between the town and the monastery and a bus out only 3x a day. The monastery hosts 80 guests a day but the nearby town has no infrastructure for pilgrims. That's kind of hard. The owner does not speak English and no one else in town does either.

Ondřej Repubblica Ceca

Exactly what a trekking tourist needs.

Arshad Oman

The villa is in a lovely compound, nice and quiet and has its own secure parking. The kitchen is generally very well equipped but did not have a microwave or coffee machine.