Settecentoalberi Agriturismo

The quiet, green setting is what makes this place feel like a little escape from city life. You can have coffee looking out at the greenery with birds singing, and the owners make their own products. The hotel is wheelchair accessible, the staff are courteous and friendly, and our room was cleaned daily. We’d happily stay again on a future trip to the Venetian region.

With all the activity around it, the hotel still feels like a peaceful little haven. Giorgio and Sabrina were wonderful hosts, and much of what they serve comes from their garden. Breakfast had plenty of organic, healthy options. The heat pump cooling system also helped keep the building comfortable at night.

Breakfast matters a lot when I'm picking somewhere to stay, and this one really delivered. There were local ingredients, homemade cakes and marmalades, cheese, cereals, coffee, tea, and scrambled eggs if you wanted them. I enjoyed the garden view and gentle music too. I was there for work, but breakfast gave me a brief holiday feeling. Thanks! :)

I’ve stayed in Italy several times, but this was the first place where I experienced it at such a high level. Other hotels and resorts have felt like pale versions of what I found here. The accommodation was great, and breakfast was the best, with delicious food from the region. You can tell the hosts care about their vision and take pride in introducing visitors to their land and region in a way it deserves. Giorgio and Sabrina, you're doing a wonderful job. Keep going with your vision, it can be very successful.