Agriturismo di Charme Villa Serena

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• Ulises Leónidas A

  09 junio 2014
  El mejor hotel de Montebelluna

  Después de haber dormido más de 300 noches en los distintos hoteles y agro turismos de Montebelluna, creo que es necesario reconocer la tarea, el trato, el ambiente y la vocación de servicio de una familia dedicada al hospedaje como sí de un cinco estrellas se tratase. Es un "Villa" italiana con una entrada preciosa a través de un jardín muy bien cuidado y parking cómodo y discreto que no molesta ni a los hospedados ni al conjunto estético. Un amplio salón donde cada mañana ofrecen un correcto desayuno con delicias caseras hechas por Serena, titular del establecimiento. En verano, su terraza permite disfrutar de un tiempo relajado y agradable con vista al jardín de entrada. Para los amantes del deporte acuático, la piscina es la mejor de todas las que hay en la zona. Las habitaciones, siendo austeras, tienen todo lo que puedes necesitar. Camas cómodas, baño con ducha bien climatizado, televisión por satélite con canales de todo el mundo, conexión wifi gratis y buena velocidad, climatización con radiadores y aire acondicionado. Un detalle para mi importante, los suelos no son de moqueta y la limpieza es muy visible. Disponen de suites convertibles en dos habitaciones con un baño ideales para viaje de familia o amigos. Una ubicación a 25 minutos de Treviso y 45 de Venecia, convierte a este Hotel con mayúsculas y agriturismo por tarifa en un lugar ideal y estratégico para visitar el Veneto Italiano.

  

• Chellebell

  29 marzo 2018
  Enjoyable stay

  Stayed one night while visiting friends in nearby village. Because I was with my friends except to sleep, I didnt explore here much. The room with comfortable, grounds were beautiful. Enjoyed standing on my balcony in the morning enjoying the beautiful views. Snow still on mountains, birds singing, beautiful grounds. The owners were lovely, though there was a language barrier for us, I used my translator on my phone and that worked. Great WiFi. I will stay here again.

  

• Sony M

  02 julio 2019
  Montebelluna

  Visitamos a Montebelluna durante la segunda semana de junio y nos quedamos en Villa Serena por 6 días. Fue una experiencia única. La atmósfera del lugar y la amabilidad de los dueños y sus hijos es excepcional. Recomiendo 100% el lugar.

  

• CatalinDSC

  08 agosto 2019
  Relaxing

  This villa is a very nice place, beautiful garden, a very large pool with umbrellas and some very pleasant places to spend the day. The rooms are decently sized, if you have more than one children you will get two rooms but isolated from the hallway by another door. The breakfast is included for a fare price. The hosts are very kind and friendly, they live there so theyre always there. However, there are some minuses. The pool is not included and is a 7 euro fee per person, per hole day. So, a family with two kids will have an additional cost of 28 euros. Also access is only permitted with a head cap, you can buy one with 2 more euros. Basically for a week, the cost of using the pool on a daily basis is around 200 euros. A bit too much. They advertise it as having a pool but in fact is like going to a public one. The breakfast is very limited, firstly by the fact that they dont cook. So is catering and only cold food. Not even an omelet or some fried eggs. Not having a kitchen means no dinner there, only drinks. The closest restaurant is at some 2km walking. They have their own wine, 12 euros per bottle, a decent one and you can also have prosseco or a beer. All in all we had a good time there.

  

• BluePointer

  14 agosto 2019
  A Country Sanctuary - Quaint but Classy

  There are not enough superlatives to describe this beautiful estate with manicured lawns, trimmed hedges, and enchanting Venetian décor. It is very much like a boutique hotel. We stayed for three nights - ten of us - a three generation family. My son said it all shortly after we arrived: Mom, if we stayed here for the rest of our vacation, I would be good with that. Not only were the grounds impeccable, but so was the service to match. It is a family run business, and we could easily communicate in English with the thoughtful and considerate staff. Breakfast was included, a good assortment of pastries, fruit, meats and eggs. Specialty coffees were generally ordered and brought to us. We loved sitting outside in front under the covered porch, but there was a large room inside where the food items were. Outside the kids could talk to the bird in the cage or visit with Rusty, the pup. The rooms were large enough and had all the comforts of home - tastefully decorated with desk, chair, luggage rack, side tables and wardrobe. The bathroom was very clean and fully equipped. The bed was large with good linen and was comfortable. Each day the towels and amenities were replenished. The front rooms looked out to the postcard-perfect gardens and the back rooms looked out to the vineyard. Each room had a small balcony with a chair to relax in the quiet of the country. One day that included country smells... but that's what will make the grapes into good wine for next year! We had requested two sets of adjoining rooms for the younger families, and the staff was very good at accommodating our needs. There are many buildings and levels to discover in this sprawling villa. Every niche has a mix of traditional Italian furnishings and décor, yet it is functional and fresh. I would love to come back and try another part of the estate because all areas have their own unique style. We loved the pool - natural saltwater, not chlorine. Yes, there is a daily and per person charge, plus you have to wear bathing caps (sold at front desk for nominal fee), but it is well worth it! Beautiful, warm, clean! Lovely lounges with their own little parasols. We wished that we had more time than one late afternoon to use the pool. The cost for the villa is very reasonable, all considered. We would stay here again in a heartbeat!