Few places in the Langhe make such a strong case for staying put as
Garesio Wine Resort. In Serralunga d’Alba, one of Barolo’s most storied villages, the Garesio family has turned an old farmhouse into a refined wine retreat with a cellar, spa and pool, right in the middle of UNESCO-listed vineyard country. The wine story is central: since 2010 the family has built a vineyard estate across the Langhe, Monferrato and Alta Langa, and guests can join guided cellar visits and tastings led by the resort’s own team.
What gives it extra appeal is the contrast between the setting and the style. Serralunga is all serious Barolo pedigree and medieval hilltop drama, while the resort itself sounds calm, contemporary and easy to sink into, with spacious rooms, a wellness area and views straight onto the surrounding vines. Guest reviews repeatedly highlight the spa, the design and the feeling that everything has been done with real sensitivity to the landscape.
This is the kind of address that works brilliantly when you want Piedmont with proper wine credentials but without any stiffness: tastings in the cellar, long afternoons by the pool, and Barolo country right outside the door.
9.1 superb
Price from:
$ 324 / night
