We loved it. Best to understand this is not a Four Seasons type of hotel. Don’t get me wrong - it is definitely luxury! It’s just less formulaic. It is an understated and very beautiful place, a converted monastery. The rooms are a bit small, they could use a refresh. The spa is getting a little dated (but is totally awesome!)But none of it matters…it is a unique and restorative 5 star place. It deserves its accolade as a Leading Hotel of the World. Go to the local restaurant in Capelli too, it’s called Casa Crepa Canelli, and was recommended by the hotel (great). We will return!

The setting is wonderful, tranquil, panoramic, historic with lovely gardens. The suite was roomy the hotel service exceptionally and provided without fuss. Several choices/levels of eateries were available which was ideal to suit ones appetite and mood.

We booked at the Michelin 1 star at the hotel but they could not cater for the vegetarian in our party despite being prewarned of the need when the booking was made 2 months earlier. Chef would not or could not make an accommodation fortunately alternative eateries were available within the hotel.

Exceptional service, outstanding facilities, incredible views and attention to detail like no other. The care and professionalism of the service are second to none. The quality of the food is superb. Everything and everyone exceeded our expectations. Each step you take, you can tell right away the attention to combining luxury and the rich history of the place has been top priority for every single corner.

That we didn't stay longer :)

This resort is out of the world, it was recommended by one of our friends. Our visit is something like a stunning experience, starting with the most welcoming introduction till we left with joy after two amazing nights. It’s a very historical place that carries beautiful stories of Nuns and Nobels.

It’s has a stunning spa a perfect place to relax. The Salt cave, the indoor pool and the outdoor pool was breath taking. On the other hand they had two great restaurants one of them is a Michelin star that had very tasty dishes. I stayed at a two story suite that was so beautiful and calm.

Beautiful setting. Lovely facilities.

The restaurant Guido. It was the worst meal we’ve ever had at a Michelin starred restaurant. Food was poorly prepared, the service was pedestrian and the prices were very high. We ate at the other restaurant at the hotel our second night, and it was superior on every level and detail.

The view over the wine yards is magnificent The welcoming at the reception was spot on The out door facilities with the park etc are great when bringing a dog The dog treats and assessories in the room is very nice and warms a dog mums heart😍 Charging of the e-car is just perfect Pool area is nice and big enough to ensure some privacy even with many guests

Breakfast and dinners at the bistro were very good. Staff was very friendly, professional and attentive. The maitre d'hotel Simo was always present to ensure all run very smoothly. He certainly brings a touch of warmth as his passion for hospitality transpires.

Beautiful setting, great breakfast

Staff didn’t explain to us all the facilities in the hotel, we kept discovering new things on our own. Michelin star restaurant was very good but not as good as some other restaurants of the same standings

Beautiful location and the amenities are excellent. It surpassed our expectations ! Truffle hunting with Michele was an amazing experience to top it off. Cannot wait to go back!

nothing to complain

old beautiful quiet isolated property gréât spa and pool area

nothing