Set in the hills of the Langhe wine region, Albergo Ristorante 'L Bunet is in Bergolo, Italy's smallest village. It features a restaurant where you can sample local specialities and valuable wines.
Carsten
United States
Wonderful location, totally peaceful with fantastic views. Wonderful host and the restaurant is simply exceptional! Every dish of the 6 course meal was delicious at a very reasonable price.
Al biancospino- Camere- Ristorante features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Bossolasco. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Bernard
Switzerland
Exzellent food, very nice room, very friendly staff and
Relais Montemarino, a historic stone farmhouse, is set in the heart of the hilly Langhe area, surrounded by orchards and vineyards. It offers characteristic rooms with exposed brick walls.
Family-run San Carlo is in Cortemilia in the hilly Langhe area, known for its wines. Overlooking the surrounding woods, it features a peaceful garden with swimming pool and sun loungers.
Sogni di Langa in Cerretto Langhe features 3-star accommodation with a garden, a terrace and a bar. All units in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Ilie
Germany
friendly staff, very helpful even drove a couple of km to the next village to pick us up.
https://goo.gl/maps/THYWm8N9JEx251jy5
follow this link if you have trouble finding it. it will lead you straight to the house.
clean big and warm room, to warm had to open the window :)
Al Brich is set on the top of a hill with views of the Alps and the hazel groves and vineyards of the Langhe area. Each room and apartment offers a balcony.
Boasting a swimming pool, restaurant and free WiFi throughout, Villa Gelso is nestled in the Piedmont hills. It is in Vesime, about 30 km from both Alba and Acqui Terme.
Richard
United Kingdom
The staff were amazing (especially Laura), gave great recommendations and always happy to help! The room and facilities were lovely. Breakfast was very good, scrambled eggs fresh every morning and a selection of homemade and local produce (jams, hazlenut spread and cakes).
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