Agriturismo Pozzo Fiorito

Beautiful.

I can only speak to the food since I didn't stay the night. The setting is simple, and the cooking feels homemade and authentic, with rustic flavors that bring grandma's dishes to mind. Here, substance clearly comes before presentation.

The bathrooms were very clean, but the camper area was completely dark and, with tractor tools scattered around, didn't seem suitable for children. Tractors were also moving during the afternoon rest period. I was surprised to see a farmhouse open to guests at 7:30 PM. Dinner was disappointing: the agnoli were cold, and the mix of raw fish and smagotti wasn't good. They badly need a chef, in my opinion. The bread seemed like it might have been bought at Lidl, pre-cooked, then brought back to the table in the evening, when it was rubbery. Later, a man appeared in the dining room with his underwear half out and slammed his plate on the table. I had no idea who he was.

We stopped with our camper and had dinner. The pitches are roomy, shaded by trees, and well kept. It's quiet and peaceful, just right for unwinding after a long drive. The food was good, the staff kind and helpful, and it felt like home.