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La Tenuta - Resort Agricolo

Casaprota

Rebecca

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14 Jun - 15 Jun

Baduerughe

Poggio Mirteto

Alden

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14 Jun - 15 Jun

Agriturismo Terrasabina

Poggio Mirteto

"If ever there was a hidden gem, this is certainly it. Tucked away in the Italian countryside about an hour NE or Rome, we found this inn to be just about perfect. The innkeeper understands her role as a "way of life," not a "job," and it shows. From this beautiful Villa, we were able to drive to similar nearby villages and enjoy our first tastes of quiet, peaceful Italian ways of life. Do yourself a favor -- book it. Now!"

Paul

includes taxes & fees

13 Jun - 14 Jun

Country House 'Le Vallocchie' with Mountain View and Private Garden

Concerviano

includes taxes & fees

13 Jun - 14 Jun

Il Merangolo

Montebuono

"Ottima posizione, personale gentile e disponibile ma struttura non organizzata per un b&b, camera assolutamente spoglia : letto matrimoniale, letto aggiunto e comodini, abbiamo dovuto chiedere uno stand per appendere i vestiti e una sedia di appoggio. Camera molto piccola. Bagno pulito, a parte due ragni sul soffitto, ma assente di appoggi per asciugamani. E' assente una guardania pur essendo la struttura isolata. Il prezzo è troppo alto per l'offerta, abbiamo usufruito della colazione...

Silvana

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Locanda Colle Cerqueto

Petrella Salto

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includes taxes & fees

13 Jun - 14 Jun

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Top Casaprota Hotel Reviews

hu I Pini village

10/10 Excellent

"Honestly have 0 complaints about this place. I went with my fiancé and my two kids (4 years old and 6 months). They are super family friendly and everyone who works there is kind and helpful. They put on shows for the kids every night, really dance parties and my son enjoyed the water park so much. We traveled to Rome a lot, which is about 50 ish minutes, which my fiancé and I enjoyed but my son always looked forward to coming to the “hotel”. There’s also a lot of local food spots less than 10 minutes away, for when the restaurant at the resort is closed or you want different options (although everything we got from there was good!) I would travel back just to stay at this resort again!"

3Rome Salaria

8/10 Good

"Very clean rooms and very helpful staff too the location had great parking nearby which is a huge plus in that side of Italy the main sight seeing attractions or restaurants where maybe 30-40 mins away depending on traffic that would be one of my only downsides but seems it was the normal for a tourist since we aren’t allowed to drive in the (ZTL) zones which is where those sightseeing spots are so for a tourist renting a car this is your go to my last downside was the walls weren’t soundproof enough for the noise levels but other then that I enjoyed my stay if I was to come back to visit Rome this would be my go to"

The Life Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Alasandro was very helpful when we checked in. The morning staff provided a wonderful breakfast buffet which included omelettes if you wanted one. The view from the property is amazing! We had dinner on property. The restaurant staff was friendly and the food was excellent. The bed was comfortable and I appreciated that extra pillows were provided."

Park Hotel Sabina

4/10 Poor

"I had high hopes for this place, but unfortunately it feels less like a hotel and more like a time capsule… and not in a charming, vintage way. Let’s start with the room: the walls look like they’ve gone a few rounds with a moving company—scuffed, marked, and clearly overdue for a fresh coat of paint. The TV is so small I’ve seen larger screens on desktop monitors, which made relaxing in the evening a bit of a squinting exercise. Now, the real entertainment: the symphony of noise. Every time the air conditioning or fans shut off, they make sounds dramatic enough to suggest the building itself is reconsidering its life choices. Not exactly the peaceful getaway one hopes for. Outside doesn’t fare much better. The garden area seems to have entered a “survival of the fittest” competition, with weeds winning by a landslide. It gives the impression that maintenance might be more of a concept than an actual practice here. And while location can sometimes make up for shortcomings… that’s not the case here. It’s just another challenge added to the list. All humor aside, this place has potential—but it’s currently being overshadowed by a noticeable lack of care. A little investment in upkeep, aesthetics, and basic maintenance would go a long way. Because right now, it feels like a runaway train heading straight toward declining reviews and even faster-declining occupancy. Unfortunately, I wouldn’t recommend staying here"

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