Beautiful rural property overlooking the valley. The owner and his wife are renovating a traditional stone building, and the apartment we stayed in was on the ground floor. It has old Italian charm but with modern conveniences. Go for walks in the hills or sit and read outside in the shade of a large tree. In the evening the couple cooked a traditional Italian meal, and we ate outside. We had our own table, but chatted afterwards with other guests. This did not affect us, but if you have a very large car, check with the owner about the road to the property. It's winding and very narrow. In a small car, no problem. Just follow the signs to Relais del Brigante. Breakfast is included, with a DIY coffee machine, and we ate outside.

WiFi was a slow in the room -- better outside.

Beautiful location! You can walk right into the vineyards or sit quietly in the garden and enjoy the views. Nice but simple and clean room in an 300 year old farm building. Alessandro and his wife are very nice and helped us with tips for where to go and where to eat. The also have a beautiful little Taverna just outside of our room. Delicious dinners we've had there and Alessandro can tell you everything about the produce and his wines. For us the perfect location to get to know the environment, Valle de Aosta! A valley with the most beautiful views and old castles, forts and villages. Even traces of the Roman period are visible!

The Relais del Brigante is an amazing place to stay. Alessandro and his wife provide beautiful accommodation set in breath-taking scenery. Our room was stylish and incorporated the character of this ancient building perfectly. Thoughtful extras were provided including a fridge, coffee machine, wine glasses and a basket filled with little pastries for breakfast. The little rear terrace was a joy to sit in and take in the view and listen to the pretty church bells. The charming, little taverna is an absolute must as the food is local, home cooked using herbs, vegetables and saffron grown in the grounds. The food was delicious as was the wine which accompanied it produced from the grapes which grow on the old stone pillars surrounding the house. Allesandro is a fountain of knowledge and was the perfect host. We loved our stay here would love to return.

Allesandro and Daniela are lovely helpful informative and friendly hosts. The accommodation is spectacular , a centuries old farm building transformed carefully into a modern well equipped accommodation, whilst still retaining its traditional character. Although not part of our reservation, when we asked about restaurants in the area - there are none - Allesandro and Daniella immediatrly undertook to prepare a really delicious meal for us, which we had sitting in their garden. It was produced from foodstuffs from their own garden and local suppliers, and washed down by local wine. Delicious, atmospheric and memorable.

Breakfast was very basic, but not a significant issue.

Alessandro is very nice and he speaks English. The apartment has got nice, old atmosphere and it's well-equipped. It's in a nice, quiet village. There are mosquito nets in the windows. Via Francigena - a quite easy walking trail goes just next to the house. There's a washing machine. The way to the house is quite winding among buildings, but just follow the signs slowly and carefully. The view to the mountains on the other side is astounding.

The owners were very kind and available. The house itself was very cozy and cute, all the essentials were there. The breakfast offered was very nice. All the amenities were new and clean. The bathroom was very nice. The private parking with the garden was very taken care of nice.

The bed could have been bigger especially for tall guys. It is a little hard to find and get to by car.

There was nothing to dislike. Alex and Daniella went to extrordinary lengths to design a lovely dinner to cater for our food allergies. The dinner was delicious and we were delighted. The bedroom was really comfortable and clean. A perfect stay. We recommend Relais Del Brigante to you. It is just off the Via Francigena.

There was nothing to dislike at all.

There was a basic breakfast (although not as overrated as in some reviews). The underlying ancient farm house (or mill, whatever) is charming (just watch out for the - in places - low ceiling, plenty of opportunities to hit your head).

The (pellet-) heating makes a hell of a noise when running. Luckily that wouldn't be a problem in summer months.

Lovely owners Alessandro and Daniela, who took good care of us. Lovely local dinner, prepared by them. Lovely old place, very spacious and characteristic. Nice garden and views with lovely hiking possibilities. Besides it is close to the highway.

We loved everything

A truly wonderful place. It is a gorgeous and peaceful property, and the room I was staying at was beautifully designed. It is a great little village and in walking distance to some other great little villages. Also, I received an extremely warm welcome from the owners who made sure I was comfortable and had everything I needed.

Everything was great