Top Hotels in Novella
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The 10 best hotels in Novella, Italy
Discover the best hotels in Novella, Province of Trento, Trentino-Alto Adige including Hotel Viridis, Agriturismo NonSoloMele, Agritur Pisani, Horse House, Casa Preti Agriturismo, Agritur Maso Forcola, Agritur Belsogno, Al Restelar, Agritur La Corte Nonesa, Casa Vacanze Rosa.
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1. Hotel Viridis
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 116 reviews
Finding an ideal romantic hotel in Cagno does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hotel Viridis, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Hotel Viridis provide a minibar, air conditioning, and a desk, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Hotel Viridis guests have access to room service. You can also enjoy a lounge. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Hotel Viridis. If you are looking for a good Italian restaurant, you may want to check out Terrazza Dei Sapori while staying at Hotel Viridis. Hotel Viridis looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Cagno.
Good food and great view
Reviewed By Erik KWe stopped here for a spot of lunch. The food quality and drinks were good except for the dessert. The strudel was very dry and wasn’t made fresh so I wouldn’t recommend that. But all in all an acceptable lunch place with an amazing view.
2. Agriturismo NonSoloMele
Overall Ratings
5 based on 40 reviews
NonSoloMele is a new agritourism in Val di Non Dolomites
Simply amazing!
Reviewed By GTRobertStarting from the amazing host family, small mountain town Romallo, apples all around the fields,quiet location and awesome view to the cl an and modern wooden design rooms, tasty apple pie and juice served at breakfast and the fact that you also have an elevator, everything is just perfect!
3. Agritur Pisani
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 220 reviews
L 'Agritur Pisani is Salobbi a small fraction of the town of Brez the top of the Non Valley at the foot of the beautiful Dolomites, located 1000m above sea level The Farm run by the Pisani family armor that up to 90 years has been dedicated to the breeding of cattle and since 2000 has transformed his agricultural activity in fruit-growing cherry and apricot given to the cooperative Santorsola., Has recently renovated part of the buildings used the old farm to create a cozy farmhouse new concept offering guests accommodation services at the forefront in an atmosphere of tranquility in an 'agricultural environment. The new structure was built with particular attention paid to the needs of people with disabilities with the construction of two double bedrooms and three bathrooms fit for use by people with a handicap. Offers to its guests 5 cozy and spacious family rooms each with special features to suit different needs and tastes. All rooms are equipped with private bathroom. Enjoys a large lounge serving breakfast pastries and homemade juices with typical fruit grown in the valley. The room with the kitchen are made available to guests for any dinners or lunches managed independently. L 'fresh air and tranquility of this residence will allow you to spend a serene and comfortable. During the spring and summer the Valle di Non offers its guests the opportunity to spend days on the mountain huts served by numerous well-marked trails, with the possibility of demand to be accompanied by tour guides. Wonderful castles and shrines in the valley can be visited by reviving its guests the ancient history of the valley. It also offered the opportunity to venture into the famous Canyon that cross the entire valley with paths in the rock made safe to give everyone the chance to feel strong emotions accompanied by glimpses of history about the nature of our. Valle. During the winter you can also reach the ns. structure the most 'beautiful skiing facilities in Valle also affiliated with the ski bus ns. structure. Adrian and Cinzia are happy to accommodate you in your Hotel, we wait !!
Very nice place
Reviewed By MarookaThis hotel is a real nice place if u wanna discover the dolomities It takes 2 hr from Bolzano and trento and a good hr from Madonna di campiligo Rooms are well sized. Super clean, owner is willing to help. Breakfast is local one (not like German style) with lot of cold options only and plenty of good quality coffee There is a living and dining area which is very nice to sit and have a drink after a long day The only drawback is the internet coverage, it is not enough, but I think adriano will take care of it after the holiday season N.B You can ask about Trento card for free which you can use to ride free transport in the region and see lot of castles in the city of trento
4. Horse House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
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Reviewed By Andrea MWe spent two nights in Horse House and we had a fantastic stay. The room was very spacious, spotless clean, confortable, with complimentary champagne, a reasonably priced minibar, a small but well fitted kitchen and a spacious bathroom with a gorgeous shower. There is also a huge balcony with deckchairs that is amazing on sunny days. All the property is beatifully decorated in county style. Breakfast is delicious and can be chosen among multiple menus but if you want anything more the owner is always happy to bring more food to the table. And the apple juice is amazing.
5. Casa Preti Agriturismo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 19 reviews
Agriturismo Casa Preti is located in Cagnò, 4 km from Cles and a 20-minute drive from Mezzolombardo. It features a terrace with views of Lake Santa Giustina and the valley. Rooms come with free WiFi and wooden furnishings and floors. They offer a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Some have a beamed ceiling. Cycling and hiking trails start right on the doorstep. Madonna di Campiglio amd Trento are 37 km from Casa Preti, and Merano and Bolzano can be reached in 50 minutes by car.
Fabulous Agritourismo
Reviewed By Jacqui TForget everything you know about agritourismo stays - in my experience they just aren't that great. But, if there were a star rating for them Casa Preti would be 5 star. I wanted to write a review about this place ages ago, but as we were the second-ever guests to stay in the family-run accommodation, there was no tripadvisor link at the time. I was desperate to write something about my stay while it was still fresh in my mind because I was so impressed with the place! We were greeted and shown to clean, bright, comfortable, well-decorated rooms then ushered upstairs for some juice, fruit and antipasto. After that we met the family, sampled their own produce, visited their orchard and were made to feel right at home. I simply couldn't fault the place.
6. Agritur Maso Forcola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
7. Agritur Belsogno
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Unlucky?
Reviewed By MadameGateauxI really don't like having to write negative reviews on TA, but I can't pretend I was satisfied with my stay. First off: we didn't actually stay at the agriturismo, we were put in an apartment a couple of km away, and this was the main problem. The booking I made stated: 2 connecting double rooms (it was a family trip with two children) at the agriturismo, which on the pictures looks delightful (and, from the brief glimpse we caught of it when checking out, looks delightful in reality too). However, shortly after we made the booking, we received a telephone call from the owner (a gentleman - I gather the place is run by him and his wife) telling us that there was a problem with the heating, and so they couldn't provide us with the promised rooms, but could offer us equally satisfactory accommodation 200 metres away in an apartment. We were told we could either use the kitchen there for breakfast, or come to the agriturismo. After being assured that the accommodation was every bit as good as the rooms we'd booked, we agreed, and said we'd have breakfast at the agriturismo, since we were only staying one night, and also as the price of breakfast had been included in the booking. When we arrived, the wife of the gentleman we'd spoken to met us and accompanied us to the apartment. It was a large two bedroom place, and they'd made the beds up for us and turned on the heating, so it was nice and warm. The apartment itself was nice enough, clean, and had free wifi. However, it wasn't 200 metres from the agriturismo. "It's around 1.5km" we were told upon enquiring about arriving there for breakfast. However, the satnav said more than 3km, although I concede satnavs are notoriously unreliable and like sending people round the houses, so it could be there was a faster way to get there. We arrived around 6pm, got changed, called a few places to try and book a table for dinner (there's next to nothing round about, and the trattoria recommended to us was already fully booked, so we ended up going to a place in Fondo nearby, which was excellent - Trattoria Bar Del Montanaro Esigente, if you're staying in the area and looking for somewhere to eat), and went out. We returned between 11.30pm and midnight, got ready for bed, and then realised...there was less than half a roll of toilet paper. There were also no toiletries, which is a big negative for hotels, but despite having found toiletries in previous agriturismi I've stayed in, I'm still not sure if this is something I should expect or not. But toilet roll is a pretty basic essential. We had tissues and napkins with us though, so we made do, no big disaster. The next morning, the heating that was so lovely and warm when arrived the night before was stone cold. And it was freeeeezing. This is the second week of December we're talking about, up in the mountains. So, up we get, straight into the shower. Except, after my partner had had a shower, the hot water was finished. So, a quick icy cold wash for me and the children. By this point we were pretty cheesed off. None of these things are big on their own, but put together, they didn't make for a very relaxing night/morning. We went to the agriturismo to check-out, and the final straw for me was seeing the other guests popping downstairs for breakfast in the nice, warm, beautifully decorated house (I read in one of the other reviews that there's a relax room? No idea, since we didn't actually see anything further than the entrance), after we'd had to drive 3km from a freezing cold apartment with minimal hot water and no toilet roll (after about 2am). The lady who greeted us (the same one who accompanied us to the apartment the night before) was very nice, but could only apologise and say we should have called her re: the toilet roll (at midnight? It seriously wouldn't have even occurred to me to do so), that she couldn't understand why the heating wasn't on, and that regarding the hot water issue, that boiler was the only one they were allowed to put in, whatever that means - that they couldn't install one that could heat more water, I suppose. She did try to suggest that one of the children (aged 10 and 13, not the sort of ages to be pressing switches for the sake of it) had turned the boiler off, but we specifically checked when the hot water ran out, and it was definitely on. The apartment itself had a double bed, four singles, and a sofa bed, so I can't imagine how the shower situation would be managed at full capacity during a longer stay. Something that irritated me slightly was a comment made during this exchange, along the lines of the guests staying in the main house had paid much more than us, and we'd booked last minute. Granted, we did book last minute (36 hours before, in fact), and the price was good - 80 euros in total, which is great for the time of year, with people going away for the weekend for the Christmas markets etc. But I don't consider this to be a valid argument. The advertisement on the site didn't say: "Connecting double rooms hopefully, but you are booking last minute, so fingers crossed." The gentleman who called us to alert us to the heating problem also went out of his way to assure us that the accommodation he was moving us to was equal in every way, when it quite clearly was not. Also, when his wife tried to call him - telling us she'd get him to come and speak to us, I assume since he was the one who'd made all the arrangements - he was unavailable. I would have given this review two stars instead of three, but the lady we discussed it all with refunded us 30 euros for the inconvenience and offered us a free night in the future if we wanted it, which I appreciated. I don't wish to be unfair, so let me add that the agriturismo itself looked lovely, and the guests who were checking out just before us seemed extremely happy with their stay. Perhaps just double-check that you will be staying in the actual agriturismo itself if you book. We declined breakfast, so I can't comment on that.
8. Al Restelar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Cloz b&b
Reviewed By Massimov6528Un bel b&b per visitare la val di non e i dintorni. Struttura nuova e pulitissima, colazione ottima preparata con cura dai propietari. Che sono gentilissimi e super disponibili. Posto silenzioso ed accogliente.ottimo b&b da noi consigliatissimo.
9. Agritur La Corte Nonesa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
10. Casa Vacanze Rosa
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly apartment hotel in Brez does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Casa Vacanze Rosa, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Casa Vacanze Rosa offer a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a kitchenette providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. A concierge is one of the conveniences offered at this apartment hotel. Barbeque facilities will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Casa Vacanze Rosa, there is free private parking available nearby. If you’re looking for an Italian restaurant, consider a visit to Locanda Alpina, which is not far from Casa Vacanze Rosa. Casa Vacanze Rosa looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Brez.
