B&B Il Feudo

Top notch.

The breakfast table was already set out neatly when we arrived, with croissants, toast, Nutella, jams, juice and milk. There’s pod coffee too, plus teas and herbal teas arranged with care. You can tell they put thought into looking after their guests. Agnese’s kindness was clear from the start, and the place has a simple, soulful feel. Our room was warm, clean and looked after, and though it was simple, it felt welcoming. It’s also very quiet, just right for resting. In the morning, we could see the distant peaks covered in snow. For me, a B&B is special when it has that genuine, family-like warmth that makes you feel at home. Il Feudo has all the makings of that. A few small, simple, heartfelt gestures could make the stay feel even more distinctive and moving. We had a very pleasant visit, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for peace and authenticity.

The owner says the kitchen can be used, but wouldn’t let us use it, so my wife and I had to eat out for two days. Even walking in, there’s a gloomy feel and a suggestion of age that doesn’t inspire confidence. The place itself was disgusting. Getting there means taking a very narrow, uncomfortable road, and there are many other agriturismos or B&Bs in better locations that are much more pleasant. I strongly advise against staying here or having the kind of experience we had.

Everything was super clean and peaceful, and Mrs. Agnese was so kind and friendly. The place is welcoming and nicely renovated. We had a great time, enjoyed the good breakfast, and will be back.