Benvenuti alla Red House dei Nebrodi

Przemiły i bardzo pomocny, responsywny personel; wygodne, miękkie poduszki; bezproblemowe zameldowanie; dużo folderów informacyjnych o okolicy, ale tylko po włosku; widok!!!; lokalizacja; świetne wyposażenie

Dość twarde łóżko, ale bez tragedii :) Brak normalnych kubków (były głównie plastikowe szklanki), ale to już drobiazg; polecam poinformować wcześniej, jakie preferują państwo łóżka (podwójne czy pojedyncze), bo od tego zależy, które pokoje zostaną przygotowane

This property is located in the middle of the village of Cesaro. It is fully equipped with all that you could possibly need during your stay. The host is amazingly friendly and helped myself and my family out very much both before and during our stay. I do not have enough kind words to explain how helpful she was. The village itself is slightly remote but the quiet was much appreciated. I highly recommend Red House to anyone looking for a quiet base for a vacation in the Nebrodi mountains.

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Vista incantevole. Pulitissima e spaziosa. Accoglienza impeccabile. Vicinissima alla Pasticceria Ragonese che regala sapori indimenticabili

La camera nel sottotetto è un po’ scomoda per un adulto.

The place was immaculately clean when we arrived. The kitchen, though small is very well equipped. All 3 bedrooms were nice and cosy and the view from the balconies deserves a 5 star on its own. Having breakfast on the balcony was a real treat. The host was very communicative and gave us tips on parking and restaurants. Cesaro is a nice little mountain village, and having visited in winter we were entertained by snowy streets and Christmas Carols ringing on the loudspeakers in the main street. Cesaro is also a perfect base point to explore the Nebrodi Park and mountains.

Definitely not good for people who have difficulty to climb stairs but we knew it beforehand and was not a problem for us. Driving through the very narrow Cesaro streets to park in front of the house is not safe, especially if there is frost or ice and Google Maps tried to destroy our car plenty of times. Luckily the host suggested parking in the main square and once we learnt to take the SS289 road to reach it (and ignore Google Map's shorter suggestions) it became easy to park in the square and walk 100m to the house.