Tenuta la Torraccia agriturismo

Struttura molto bella e accogliente. 5 appartamenti dislocati in un bel casale ristrutturato, ognuno indipendente con cucina attrezzata. Il fiore all’occhiello è l’ampia piscina, circondata dal verde, silenziosa e accogliente. Molto frequentata da stranieri. L’appartamento Tiglio offre una combinazione fino a 4 persone, con stanza matrimoniale soppalcata. Ventilatori in tutte le stanze per il caldo. Veranda esterna molto accogliente e ampia. Risveglio con le cicale. Barbara ci accoglie sempre con cortesia e gentilezza.

Nulla, solo qualche consiglio: - Mettere i dispenser di sapone in doccia e vicino ai sanitari - mettere macchinetta “nespresso” per il caffè - aumentare le prese elettriche in casa, oramai necessarie per le diverse ricariche

Posto bellissimo e curatissimo nei minimi dettagli. Un vero paradiso con tantissimo spazio per rilassarsi.

Niente

Niezwykła posiadłość, położona wśród gajów leszczynowych i winorośli. Miejsce autentyczne, serdeczna właścicielka. Wspaniała baza wypadowa do zwiedzania północnego Lacjum.

Brak klimatyzacji, w pobliżu cementownia (?), która w tygodniu głośno pracuje

The grounds are immaculately groomed and maintained. Every corner of the property contains a garden or a grove that tickles the senses. I came here hoping to connect with nature, and it did not disappoint. I was especially pleased that Torraccia bottles and sells its own wine, made from grapes grown on the property, which added another layer to the whole experience. The pool was clean and refreshing, and the Tenuta itself and the rooms are in good condition with that classic Italian countryside aesthetic. You truly felt like you were stepping back in time. I also had a great time using the wood fired barbecue, which felt like having an evening bonfire in the countryside. The staff was friendly, responsive, and helpful. Overall, it was one of the highlights of my trip.

There isn't much. However, a couple of notes for situational awareness: - Unfortunately, there was no air conditioning -- although that's not unexpected in a historic home. The room I stayed in was generally comfortable enough. - You definitely need a car - there is nothing in walking distance and no restaurant on site, so be prepared to buy groceries and make reservations elsewhere (although breakfast is available by reservation for an additional cost). There are plenty of great options 10-15 minutes away by car. - The (delightful!) proprieters are generally only on site until mid-day, so plan to catch them in the morning if you need in-person assistance (but they are also reachable by message/WhatsApp if needed).