Agriturismo I Mori

A quiet, lovely spot. The breakfast is pretty basic.

The location is gorgeous, with a lovely panoramic view, and it’s handy for visiting quite a few places within 30 to 45 minutes. Food is plentiful and good: 35 p.p. covers all drinks, including wine and water. If your partner doesn’t drink, that’s a steep price; if you both like wine, the wine is good and the meal is complete. At checkout, he tried to add drink charges of 5 p.p. p.p. per day, which I thought was a poor move, so I didn’t pay. The room was cleaned well every day, and the bed was comfortable enough that I slept wonderfully. The rooms are simple but okay, with no air conditioning and no mini-fridge. We had to leave the window open, but the mosquito net made that manageable in late summer, around late September. It would have been too hot for us in summer. Booking.com’s general information did say air conditioning, which I found misleading since the room details didn’t mention it; none of the rooms had it or a mini-fridge, apart from the separate apartment. The bathroom was fine, although shower pressure was limited, okay for short hair and a challenge for long hair.

The warmth and kindness of Pacifico made our stay even nicer. The farmhouse is set among the beautiful Marche hills and is a great place to slow down and relax. We enjoyed the lovely pool, and both breakfast and the food were excellent. One little thing to improve: the cappuccino ;)

Dinner was excellent, with local produce in generous quantity and of the highest quality, and the price was very good for what you get. Breakfast could use some improvement. The room was clean, simply furnished, and had the essentials. The pool and wellness area were of a good standard. It’s an agriturismo surrounded by countryside and greenery, in a centuries-old building renovated in a way that keeps its historic atmosphere.