This cozy and modern apartment has all you need for a luxurious and relaxing stay. Recently renovated in 2024 with all new furnitures, beds, kitchen and bathroom. It have all the animentes you need for a short or long stay. The beds are from queen to king size. and very good. In the winter we use flannel bedding who will keey you warm all night. Coffe machine with cups and fresh water are there when you arrive. The terrasse have a amazing view over the hilltopS and up to the old city. Just 100 m to the centre and 250 m to the local supermarket. Located in the heart of the beautiful UNESCO Barolo area, surrounded by famous hills and charming towns. Discover the best Italian cuisine and wine, enjoy cycling, and meet friendly locals. Whether you're a family or a couple. Nearby hilltop towns: Barolo, La Morra, Serralunga d'Alba, Novello, Monforte d'Alba, Diana d'Alba, Barbaresco, Nieve Don't hesitate to ask me any questions!

I am brasilian woman, who lives in Italy, I have a daughter with 9 years, I love to travel around to meet new people, I speak portuguese, english and italian language. I came here because I love italian culture (foods, wine, people). I will be your hostess, help you, care apartaments, including cleaning, organazation, check-in, calls and others things.

1. Barolo: Located in the heart of Italy's Piedmont region, Barolo is a village synonymous with excellent wine and food. Often referred to as the 'king of wines', Barolo's vineyards produce some of the world's finest red wines. Visitors can explore historic castles, such as Castello Falletti, which houses the wine museum, and stroll through the scenic vineyards. The village's charming streets are surrounded by wine cellars, which offer tastings and tours. Barolo is also home to exquisite restaurants where you can enjoy local Piedmontese cuisine paired with exceptional wines. 2. La Morra: Perched on top of a hill, La Morra offers stunning panoramic views of the Langhe region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This picturesque town is a haven for wine enthusiasts, with many wineries producing top quality Barolo wines. Wander through the cobbled streets to discover historic churches, such as the baroque San Martino church, and the iconic Torre Campanaria, a tower with sweeping views of the surrounding vineyards. La Morra's vibrant local culture and friendly residents make it a wonderful place to immerse yourself in the Italian countryside. 3. Monforte d'Alba: Monforte d'Alba is a medieval village known for its rich history and enchanting atmosphere. The village amphitheater, an ancient stone structure, hosts music and cultural events, adding to its charm. Monforte d'Alba is a key player in the production of Barolo wine, with many wineries offering tours and tastings. The village itself is a maze of narrow streets and historic buildings, perfect for leisurely exploration. Its elevated location offers a stunning view of the Langhe hills, making it a favorite spot for photographers and nature lovers.