Masseria boutique b&b

Wonderful host, grate breakfast, parking was included, the pool and grounds were well maintained and very nice we enjoyed them.

No Air Conditioning. Showers are extremely small and a challenge to use.

Setting and view was very nice. Rooms were very clean.

coffee maker didn’t always work correctly and was not kept full Of water. Plastic utensils not useful…need actual silverware. Bowls and glasses missing from table. Parking lot was very small. Outer door lock was VERY difficult to open. Shower could be bigger

Breakfast was great, the hosts mother in law asked us what we wanted for breakfast and got the specific breakfast we asked for, that was super kind. Als the owner gave us some free beers, in general we got a great atmosphere from the hosts

The owner advised us a relatively expensive restaurant owned by his family. There the food was not great at all and we were the only guests all night.

Well appointed room and we adored the fantastic garden with its pool, comfortable seating and beautiful setting and plants

Lovely people and the property was quiet and comfortable. We got in late and the host was kind enough to call a local restaurant and let us know we were coming.

It ways very well kept and clean. The host was outstanding

Everything was great

It's a beautiful house in a beautiful area, literally in the forest! Nice host, organized us dinner in a beautiful place.

The breakfast was a bit cheap, with plastic cutleries, not so sympathetic. Although the host-family is very nice and cute, we heard them all the time, although we wanted to sleep in the afternoon....

This was a really wonderful discovery. A very clean and comfortable guesthouse in a beautiful location on the edge of the National Park - and with lovely views of woods and the valley. The pool area is lovely - I was there for a bit of relaxation and I spent many happy hours sat around the pool reading. The hosts were so wonderful. I was there on my own and they kindly invited me to join a family party one evening where everyone was so welcoming and generous. I really could never have hoped to stumble on a more unique experience. I went in September, and daytime temperatures were still about 27Centigrade, but I'd love to go back in November (for the chestnut festival) or even in mid winter - when apparently it snows most years. You really need a car to get around.