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Kristina 爱沙尼亚

Beautiful place, panoramic views. Comfortable place to stay with a group. Very friendly staff. Breakfast rich and tasty. Good value price range.

Aisling 阿拉伯联合酋长国

Amazing location, stunning scenery, beautiful rooms and beautiful food. Simply could not have asked for more. Would go back ten times over.

Chatranie 意大利

We had a wonderful stay. Everything was well organised and very clean. The views outside are just AMAZING. The lady here was so helpful. She made sure she met all our needs. If it was possible, we would have stayed longer. It was an amazing experience and such a great escape from the busier cities.

Melfoto 美国

Agriturismo Valdifiore, Sassoferrato, Le Marche. Oct. 22nd & 23rd, 2022 Hans and Massimo run this quiet getaway atop a hill, off a tree lined, winding gravel road. The Agriturismo is a 4 room B&B, that sits across from the neighboring mountains. It’s equipped with a restaurant providing gourmet meals, prepared by our hosts. This restful, two night stop was our vacation, from our vacation. You can visit the cows and goats that produce the milk for home made butter and yogurt, a short distance from the main buildings. Breakfast and dinner are served in a separate, cozy structure that reflected the rural charm of the surrounding countryside, equipped with a kitchen, comfortable seating and interesting artwork. Room: nice bed, big armoire, everything was absolutely spotless! Wonderful breakfast and exceptional dinners! So why Sassoferrato? It’s also the nick name of artist, Giovanni Battista Salvi (1609-85) best know as “Sassoferrato”, who my travel buddy is a fan of, if not an expert on the subject, from writing a paper about the artist, while studying at the University of Colorado. In the town of Sassoferrato, the Convent of Santa Chiara has some of the painter’s work where he became famous for his reputation as “Painter of the Madonnas”. The day we visited, most of the museums, etc. were closed. As we climbed a leafy walkway up to the top of the town, we made the acquaintance of a gentleman who asked if we needed directions. We had a lively conversation, leading to an invitation of a tour conducted by volunteers, of the Abbazia di Santa Croce, that evening. The Counts of Atti used the stones from the near by abandoned Roman settlement of Sentium, in the 1100s to build the Abbazia, that in turn acquired a rich history over the centuries. Our tour guides pointed out amazing details throughout the Abbazia, something we won’t forget, especially “Witch Mountain” looming in the distance.