Agritourismo Cascina Vrona is a great little inn with clean, Spartan rooms with and wonderful food…read moreat dinner and breakfast. It's a wonderful place to get from the hub bub of the city and relax in a quiet rural hilly setting. While the rooms are nice and clean, the star of the show is the food. A delicious multi course dinner and a huge buffet breakfast make this a truly great place to check out.

Not only does this place rent rooms, but they also serve a delicious lunch and offer tours. We came…read morehere to go on a black truffle hunting tour with Rino. Not only was he incredibly knowledgeable, he was willing to speak very slowly so we could understand his Italian - and augment that with French and English too! We learned a lot, and then got to enjoy a delicious cheese and meat plate in the back yard. The lunch cooked by Rino's wife Piera was delicious and authentic. There were several locals eating here, and the family warmly welcomed everyone. While we didn't stay here, the property has a pool and some great views, so it seems like it would be nice.

Lovely agriturismo in the Piedmont area of Italy. Great location to explore Alba, Asti, Barolo,…read moreBarbaresco and Turin. It is essential to have a car in this area. This place is run by Hans, Maria Teresa and their son Christopher. While there, Christopher and his truffle dog Charlie took a group out for truffle hunting. They were successful so one night pasta with truffles was on the menu. The evening meals here are outstanding. 5 courses each night for 30e. The agriturismo itself is set in a farming area with rolling hills. It has a pool which we did not use. Rooms were spacious and spotless.

Very nice hotel in this beautiful region. Our room offered…read morean amazing view on the wineries! It is very well decorated and modern. Good wi-fi, comfy bed, nice living room area and pretty bathroom (shower space is a bit small). One weird thing: we didn't have a phone in our room. They have a restaurant Donna Selvatica that has an amazing view on the wineries around and the service is very good. We went there for lunch and we were very well served on a nice table by the window. We even go offered an amouse-bouche, a gratin onion with parmesan cheese that was delicious. The dishes took a long time to arrive but they were all delicious. I got the raviolis plin and it was the best ravioli ever! My husband and our friend got both the tajarin with butter and parmesan and they said it was delicious also. As wine we ordered a bottle of Nebiolo from the area and it was a very good wine. Extra: they have the cutest dog that sometimes is at front desk. She is very nice and playful. She is very well behaved and quiet and a treat to play with if you are a dog person. I already want to go back there. Very nice stay.

Nice place! We were with a big group of people and received good and quick service…read more The vitello tonnato was delicious! Made with homegrown capers.. Try the Arneis wine - special white wine from Piemonte - very nice! Also make sure they bring you some hazelnuts... Ferrero gets its hazelnuts from that region for a reason! Yummy! :)

If you're looking for accommodations in Alba, or anywhere rather in the Langhe area, you owe it to…read moreyourself to check out this amazing B&B. I stumbled upon this B&B upon the website recommendation of a wine tour that I booked - - and could not have been happier with my 3-night stay! I travel A LOT for work (100+ nights/yr) and always stay in hotels. But the charming hospitality, modern conveniences, close proximity to town, and extreme attention to detail have made this little B&B one of my favorite stay experiences. Basically for 3 nights, I felt as though I was staying in my own little apartment - - my room had everything (and more) that I could have needed. Large balcony with picturesque views... modern bathroom with amenities... large spacious room.... super comfortable bed... desk complimentary WiFi that worked flawlessly! :) (much appreciated!) Raffaella & Lorenzo are the most gracious and generous hosts. I'd love to go back in a heartbeat. Any detail that you may have thought of, they already have it for you at this charming, small-city B&B. Breakfast was a large assortment of organic and locally made items: local honeys, fresh-made breads, pastries, cereals, yogurts, coffee, tea Exceptional value for my stay. :) :)

Highly recommended! We have been staying at this B&B twice for the past 5 years. Clean, modern,…read morespacious, quiet, with plenty of parking spaces available and in a great location, just within 3 minutes walking distance from Alba town center. Not a single complaint.

The food is just fine. Wine list is small but efficient, but with some decent bargains. Overall 3.5…read morestars . But we can only give 3 or 4.

My friend and I did a private wine tour and both state it was the best we've ever been on. I have…read moredone wine tours in other areas of Italy, as well as in France, Croatia, Greece, and many areas of the US... none compare to the personable experience had with Stefano. He picked us up from the train station as predetermined and immediately started sharing information and points of interest on our drive to visit the town of Barolo. We toured the town, learned knowledge, he took our photos when wanted (hey we are women living in the age of Instagram), and bought us coffees and a bite to start the day. We visited 2 wineries in Barolo (as I requested when booking), with lunch in between at a restaurant with a stunning view and delicious food (cost not included in tour fee). The 2 wineries we visited were great, first a more modern family owned one and second a more homely own one. At both, Stefano and the winery owners gave us knowledge on the wines, the area, and food pairings. Stefano was very easy to speak with and it was fun asking his opinion on Italian and wine culture, etc.. as well as sharing ours. It was like spending the afternoon with a knowledgeable funny friend. I was insistent on not visiting a Babaresco winery as I am a HUGE Barolo fan but Stefano insisted we should try one if there is time (and luckily there was). We visited a winery owned by two sweet older men and tried over 10 wines there and sat chatting. I will forever remember this experience and 100% credit it to our wonderful guide. To know: The guide picked the wineries and restaurant based on the price point we wanted since that was an additional cost. Everything else was included in price (pickup/drop off, wine tasting at all wineries and snacks too). We visited: Pira, Cantina Stroppiana, and Grasso and also tasted (at additional fee) a tasting of Gaja wine at a shop while visiting the town of Barolo. In addition to the wineries we saw many sites and learned a lot of history not only about wine but the area. 100% recommend!

今次我们夫婦倆参加了這一個酒莊導賞團，實在是物有所值。雖然是短短一天的時間，但是Stefano(我们導遊，也是在酒业打滾多年)用他的車子接載我們 遊覧Piemont区內Barolo…read more及Barbaresco的地方，也帶我們去了兩個酒莊(都是家庭式的)，真是大開眼界。 STROPIANNA 酒莊和GRASSO 酒莊都是家庭经營，莊主很友好，不介意讓我們看他們釀酒的機器/酒桶，也很用心地解答我們的各種問題。我们在这兩酒莊內共試到15至16种酒，他們的售價也很合理。總括來说，我们对这ALBA WINE TOUR 十分滿意，也已經向朋友極力推介

I actually discovered their wines in Tuscany of all places. One of the owners was there and i…read moreplanned to go see them they own a goo amount of the Bricco/Neive plots to produce a rather large portfolio of wines. Luckily i got to try most of them . When you get to hang with the owners it turns out to be a 5 hour journey. Beautiful properties, beautiful wines and beautiful people