Fonte La Castellana

Spectacular, it feels like being at home, immersed in nature, I can say with love that even if it's not a perfect place, it's a wonderful place.

Great view, wonderful courtesy........

Shocking in a negative sense. We stayed on Saturday, July 19th, in the apartment with a garden. Everything was extremely dirty and smelly. I took photos of the sanitary conditions. I would file a complaint with the NAS (National Anti-Corruption Agency); I didn't think facilities in these conditions still existed...

If you're not too fussy, it's fine. The staff is friendly and helpful. However, to earn a few stars, you need to pay a little more attention to hygiene and general care of the apartments.

Our stay was short, just one night, but we honestly had a great time. The rooms weren't fancy, but they were clean and spacious enough. We had dinner on site and had a great meal. The selection isn't extensive, but the food was very good. Good value for money.

If Barbieri out of four hotels is looking for a topper in the room, I'm still looking for a (clean) bedroom to sleep in.... At the limit of the imaginable.... I arrived at this "hotel" with some friends after a day of skiing to rest and have dinner. They gave me a room that still needed fixing at 6 pm with a loose floor, mold and animals everywhere, and a bathroom without lights, luckily because I don't know what could be wrong.... After half an hour of waiting, repeatedly urging the owner, each time he told me to wait until the cleaning lady was arriving. Meanwhile, he very calmly played poker, drank, and had fun, not caring about anyone or anything. In the end, I had to sleep on a camp bed in my friends' room. Forget it, it felt like being in a stable.... I'll give you some advice, if this hotel is your last resort, sleep in your car. Trust me, it's better.

The building is very pretty from the outside. A lovely garden and an interesting antique style. The reception area, which also serves as the breakfast/lunch/dinner area, is very nice. The problem lies in everything else. The staff seem a bit out of place, and as soon as we arrived, luckily we found two double rooms booked. A friend of mine, who was supposed to have a single, found himself sleeping with the other couple because his room was no longer available (luckily, they didn't charge us for the nonexistent third room and apologized). A couple also had to leave to find another place to sleep. When we entered the room, it was full of spiders and other insects. The shower water never rose above "lukewarm" and then went back to freezing (after a day of skiing...). So we went to dinner. The quality was poor. Everything was full of parsley (usually a bad sign), and the mushrooms were frozen and poorly cooked (they still leaked). Parsley was also present in the main course and even in the dessert (a pandoro that someone probably touched with dirty gloves). On a positive note: the wine. It wasn't the best, but the next day no one had a headache. When we got back to our room and were ready to sleep, noise was coming from every part of the B&B. The guy behind our room, who I believe was also an employee, was on the phone all night talking to someone in some Slavic language. Further away, there were other women speaking other languages, and music and other things could be heard all night. The soundproofing was zero. I was so exhausted that I managed to sleep for two hours, but then, between the noise and the most uncomfortable bed I've ever felt in my life (the pillow was a half-hard sack that felt like it was full of potatoes and nuts), I gave up. Breakfast was average. Fortunately, the room had working heating. I sincerely hope they decide to make such a lovely establishment work properly. For €25 for dinner, you could get something a little better. And I'd advise the owner not to play poker all evening while people arrive without tables or high chairs for their children.