I stayed here with my family in summer 2010. Our double room was more…read more than 50 m2 of space, the bathroom was very large and the view was nice. Breakfast is ok but not very innovative. We stayed for four nights and there was not really a big change concerning the choice of food. Oviglio is a VERY small village/town. Therefore, this hotel is recommended for people who are looking for a calm and nice place. The whole staff was very obliging and polite. We did not try the restaurant of the hotel so I cannot say anything about the cooking.

If you are visiting in this area staying here is a MUST. It is an agroturismo guard house from the…read more13th century. Host Elana and Alessandro were the sweetest. They speak enough English to tell you about Bobbio and their place. Rooms were very cute. We stayed in the triple room and had plenty space for 2 adults and teenager. When we arrived they gave us tea and cake. The breakfast was delicious with apple/pear juice apple cake and apple chocolate cake. It was hard to leave this quiet gem.

I didn't plan to visit novi ligure or the hotel; but a had a day to kill before the hotel prices…read moredropped in Milan after design week. Turned out to be one of the most fortuitous happenstances of my trip. The hotel is lovely, but the food is out of this world. I ate both lunch and dinner here, a total of three dishes and each was eye closing delicious. Out of the way place, but if life offers you a chance to visit, do so.

I think the Relais Villa Pomela is a good spot to stop if you happen to be in the area, though I'm…read morenot sure this specific destination is normally a tourist spot. i stayed for a work trip, though, so location was perfectly good for me. I had a relatively large room, but some colleagues had small rooms and one had issues with her curtains continuing to billow overnight with the draft and they were approaching her bed apparently. She didn't seem really relaxed. My room, however, was perfectly nice, though the bed was very hard (didn't upset me, though as I slept great!). I had a little desk area and entry way with a closet, so plenty of room inside the room. I also had a deck looking out onto the garden (unfortunately I didn't get to see much of it since I was working and instead most of the time). The bathroom was large enough and clean (the entire room was spotless actually) and while I could have used a little more soap and shampoo, it was nicely appointed. There was some street noise (from the parking lot more so) that could be heard plainly and if someone was directly outside your room in the hall, you could hear that as well. However, overall, I didn't think there were any noise issues (oh wait - I take that back - one night a family stayed there and one of their kids was running in the halls, but I can't blame the hotel for that). Breakfast was decent - the typical meat and cheese and such with pastries and then eggs and either sausage or bacon daily. Coffee was good, but I did have to seek out someone to get coffee as it's not out and the service wasn't very helpful unless you went back to ask (or they happened to see you just entering). It tasted great, though! I also visited the bar and had dinner and lunch there. The bar was nice, and while it looks closed, they do staff it if you ask. Wine list was nice and I think they actually have their own vineyard and I tried one wine - quite good. However, dinner wasn't that great. We did the tasting menu one night (3 courses with wine) and I wasn't that impressed. The risotto was very undercooked (I love risotto, but super crunchy it should not be!) and my pork was very hard - almost impossible to cut through and very dry. Dessert was pretty good and the house wine was tasty. My sentiments were echoed by a number in our group. Lunch was better - aspargus ravioli with black truffle. Very good, though I wasn't expecting it to be drowning in cheese sauce on top. Flavor was spot on, but way too rich to finish. All in all, the hotel itself was nice, but I'd skip the dinner and go nearby instead.

Sweet little hotel/B&B w/ 10 rooms. Very clean, comfortable bed, nice bathroom. Optional breakfast…read moreis all home made: assortment of pastries, eggs to order, espresso, homemade bread. Everything, including the yogurt, is homemade, delicious, and served with warm hospitality. Room was 76 euros, breakfast was 9 euros per person.

What a fantastic bed and breakfast. I stayed in the Blue room. The room was spacious with bedroom…read morearea, living room area, kitchenette with microwave and espresso machine, bathroom was clean and the entire apartment was beautifully decorated. Everything is central located and the owner was welcoming and very helpful. Even taught me a few Italian words. I will definitely return next year.

This is my favorite place to stay in Piedmont. I have visited this property multiple times,…read morewitnessed its conversion from a simple farmhouse and winery to a tastefully upgraded bed and breakfast property with a fabulous view and amazing meals. It's about 10 minutes above the town, in the vineyards, but you can easily reach Acqui as well as other nearby towns by car. Besides the food and wine, this property also has a great outdoor space that you can use to relax on your trip. The staff speak multiple languages, although here you are truly visiting a family run property, and you'll have a chance to meet three generations of the family during your stay. Be sure to ask Clara to bake some of her cakes while you are there because they are amazing! Enjoy your stay!