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Piedmont (Alfiano Natta) Show on mapOne warm summer evening we arrived at Relais Castello di Razzano not quite knowing what to expect. We’d stayed at several other hotels on our Italian trip, but none would leave such a mark on us as this one. Everything - from the outstanding staff to the unique experiences - was so much more than we had hoped for. Our very spacious two-room suite was both comfortable and opened to a sea of vineyards stretching endlessly from left to right... Days here were mostly spent by the fantastic pool, where the kids splashed for hours while we had easy access to get another glass of wine from the nearby “Ciabot”. Evenings were dedicated for the hotel’s restaurant, where every meal was a masterclass in Piedmont flavours. But what's even more unique here was the wine museum! A captivating historic tour through the hotel’s basement and cellar, ending with a tasting (where we could select from 20 wines) at a price so reasonable it felt like a steal. Their sparkling wines stole our hearts - we only wish our suitcases had been big enough to bring more bottles home. Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 3,400,265 /night
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Piedmont (Canale) Show on mapAt Villa Tiboldi, wine isn’t just part of the backdrop - it’s the whole point. Set among the Roero hills and tied to the Damonte family’s Malvirà winery just below, this is a stay with real grape-to-glass substance. Include cellar visits, guided tastings and an easy dive into one of Italy’s most characterful wine regions. Sounds pretty good right? The backstory of this place is also part of the charm... Once an 18th-century farmhouse, later abandoned, the villa was bought in 1995 and carefully restored over four years into an intimate relais with just 10 rooms. Then there’s the rest of it. Add a panoramic pool, a refined restaurant and those cinematic vine-covered hills, and you’ve got a stay that works brilliantly for couples, food-and-wine devotees and anyone plotting a slower, more stylish side of Piedmont. Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 4,245,418 /night
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Piedmont (Isola d'Asti) Show on mapPicture yourself waking up at Agriturismo Bricco San Giovanni, embraced by Barbera vines and sweeping hilltop views toward the Alps. It's family-run charm, Italian hospitality and wine making at its best. Housed in a restored 19th-century farmhouse, it offers 12 spacious rooms that are equally comfortable as they are cozy. Each day come with a hearty breakfast, relaxing moments by the salt‑water pool and late afternoons turned into tasting sessions at their onsite winery... Evenings bring candlelit dinners on wide terraces overlooking rolling vineyards, dining on homemade Piedmontese classics paired with estate wines. Staying here almost feels like visiting an old friend’s wine-filled home. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 2,987,516 /night
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Piedmont (Santo Stefano Belbo) Show on mapWelcome to Relais San Maurizio. A place where you can experience wine making history, spectacular views and down-to-earth luxury in the heart of Piedmont’s Langhe region. Set within a beautifully restored 17th-century monastery, this sanctuary of elegance is surrounded by organic vineyards that produce exceptional Barbera and Nebbiolo wines... The on-site cellar invites you to taste these vintages where they’re born, while the Michelin-starred restaurant highlights the region’s rich culinary heritage. With its sophisticated rooms, world-class spa and endless views, every stay here will be a memory to last a lifetime. Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: IDR 10,161,486 /night
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Piedmont (Moncalvo) Show on mapThe outstanding Spinerola Hotel has all the ingredients for a dreamy Piedmont getaway in one of the world's best wine regions. Located in the historic centre of Moncalvo and its gentle slopes, this lovingly restored farmhouse sits right among its own vineyards. Guests can enjoy stylish guest rooms, a fantastic spa with a heated pool, and a lovely tea bar that soothe every sense. However, the real star of the show is of course the on-site winery... This is where their estate wines are tended and bottled to appear throughout lunch, dinner, and evening aperitifs on the panoramic terrace. If you dream of a wine-country retreat with soul, Spinerola checks all the boxes. Read moreGuest rating: 9.0 (superb)Price from: IDR 4,972,642 /night
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Piedmont (Barolo) Show on mapWe’d book VINEHO for one reason first: location, location, location. Set in Barolo, this adults-only stay drops you into the middle of UNESCO-listed Langhe wine country, with sommelier-led tastings and local partnerships that make it easy to explore the region by the glass. But this isn’t all tannins and terroir talk. Guests can enjoy a stunning infinity pool, private spa access, and a wine bar terrace for aperitivo hour - which gives the whole stay a more modern, indulgent edge... Best for romantic escapes, low-key luxury breaks and travellers who want to mix serious Barolo tasting with long, lazy hours between the vines. Read moreGuest rating: 9.9 (exceptional)Age limit: 15+ yearsPrice from: IDR 7,409,826 /night
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Piedmont (Treiso) Show on mapSome wine hotels sell the dream. Dai Grésy – In Langa actually lives it. Set on Monte Aribaldo among the Langhe vineyards, this restored farmhouse is part of the Marchesi di Grésy universe, so the wine connection is the real thing. Lucky guests staying here can enjoy state tastings, old-cellar atmosphere and easy access to a producer whose story in these hills goes back to the late 1700s... The mood is quietly luxurious: natural materials, a plastic-free ethos, a spa, and an infinity pool that deserves its own film credit. You can almost say that sustainability and style happily share the same address here. Come here for the Barbaresco, stay for the views - and the sense that you’ve landed inside one of the very best wine accommodations in Piedmont! Read moreGuest rating: 9.7 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 5,680,211 /night
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Piedmont (Agliano Terme) Show on mapNot every wine stay needs chandeliers and a grand entrance. Agriturismo "Le Giustizie" wins by doing something smarter: keeping things intimate, rooted and wonderfully close to the source. The winery is always part of the story here, with tastings, vineyard visits and a chance to see how the estate’s wines come together from field to bottle... Set in Agliano Terme, the property pairs that down-to-earth wine focus with the easy pleasures people actually want on holiday: a peaceful pool, vineyard views and hosts who know the area inside out. It’s an easy yes for relaxed romantics, weekend sippers and anyone after a slower, more human-scale taste of Piedmont. We love it! Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 2,830,278 /night
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Piedmont (La Morra) Show on mapOur stay at Antica Dimora Dosio was one of those rare Piedmont moments where the setting almost steals the show from the wine - almost. Perched in La Morra, one of Barolo’s most beloved villages, this adults-only boutique hotel sits on the highest hill among the vineyards on Serradenari. That gives the whole place a wonderful sense of altitude, light and perspective - and yes, the views are every bit as spectacular as you’d hope. We loved how the rooms balance warmth and elegance... Each one has its own personality, panoramic views over the Langhe, and even a fireplace, which makes the whole stay feel especially inviting after a day of tasting. The house itself has deep roots too: the original farmhouse dates back to the 1700s, before becoming the heart of Dosio’s wine production in 1974. And La Morra is not just pretty - it is central to Barolo’s story. Today it is one of the denomination’s most important communes, known for elegant Nebbiolo and vineyard history woven into every hillside. Back at the hotel, that connection continues with wine experiences, a panoramic pool and a food concept built around creative takes on Piedmont tradition. What more could you ask for from one of Piedmont's absolute best wine hotels? Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Age limit: 18+ yearsPrice from: IDR 4,245,418 /night
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Piedmont (San Damiano dʼAsti) Show on mapWhere the hills of Monferrato sweep across the horizon, Ca’ Colomba presents a welcoming take on a vineyard escape. Rooted in family winegrowing this agritourism offers a handful of well-appointed rooms that open onto panoramic views of the landscape. The estate belongs to the Franco Giacinto family, who have farmed these vineyards for generations... Their winery produces a local selection of wines - from Barbera d’Asti and Nebbiolo to Arneis and Metodo Classico sparkling - all with a focus on expressing the region’s character. Wine tastings here are uncomplicated and informative, often led by the hosts themselves, giving visitors a clear sense of place in every glass. With genuine hospitality, striking views and an approachable take on Piedmontese wine culture, it’s a easy choice for travellers keen to stay on an authentic working vineyard. Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 2,417,529 /night
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Piedmont (Monforte dʼAlba) Show on mapSome stays are about the room. Tenuta Bussia is about the address. Planted in the Bussia cru, this is a front-row seat to Barolo country, with winemaking history stretching back to 1856, and the estate’s finest wines ageing right on site. The mood is sleek, but the roots are old-school Langhe: vineyards all around, tastings close at hand, and a sense that wine is the reason the place exists in the first place... Add a spa, an outdoor infinity pool and suites designed for shutting out the rest of the world, and you’ve got a strong pick for romantics, weekend escape artists and serious Nebbiolo fans. Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 4,127,489 /night
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Piedmont (La Morra) Show on mapWhere the cobbled lanes wind through Barolo country you will find Uve Rooms & Wine Bar. Part stylish guesthouse, part local hangout - it’s definitely not a sprawling wine resort but something more intimate. And that’s exactly why we love it! The rooms are modern, playful, and a little unexpected for such a historic village, with bold design touches and cozy details that make you want to linger. Downstairs, the wine bar is the beating heart of the place... Think small plates made with local ingredients, glasses of Nebbiolo poured generously, and the chance to chat with fellow travellers or locals who stop by for an aperitivo. In our opinion; the perfect combination of boutique hotel comfort and authentic wine experience. Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 5,011,951 /night
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Piedmont (Agliano Terme) Show on mapHoused in two elegant villas on a sunny Monferrato slope, Villa Fontana Relais Suite & Spa brings the perfect mix of boutique style accommodations and romantic wine experiences. With 12 individually designed suites, the adults-only ambiance is quietly luxurious. Each of them featuring parquet floors, minibars, and balconies overlooking grape-covered hills... Wellness and relaxation is in great focus here as well - boasting two outdoor pools, two indoor pools, a Turkish bath, and sensory showers. Add to that some of the friendliest staff we have met and you got yourself a candidate to win the title of Italy's best spa & wine hotel! Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Age limit: 18+ yearsPrice from: IDR 7,783,266 /night
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Piedmont (Gavi) Show on mapWhat’s not to love about Albergo l'Ostelliere? Surrounded by the vineyards of Gavi, this 18th-century farmhouse have turned into a boutique hotel that delivers a unique mix of rustic elegance and refined comfort. We had the chance of staying here a couple of nights - and it was fantastic! Our room had plenty of charm, antique details, vineyard views, and that rare feeling of timelessness. Additionally, the on-site winery was the soul of the place... It produces expressive Gavi di Gavi and Barbera wines that we got to taste in the cellars, and during dinner at La Gallina, their superb restaurant. Every moment during our stay felt curated, yet completely relaxed. Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 5,464,010 /night
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Piedmont (Serralunga d'Alba) Show on mapHidden among the Barolo vineyards, Cascina Meriame is one of those off-the-radar stays you wish everyone didn't know about. Set across 14 hectares of Barbera, Nebbiolo, and Barolo vines, this family-run agriturismo come with rustic elegance and true Piedmontese charm. The guest rooms (including two apartments) - each named after a flower -feature AC, minibar, and en suite baths. Many open onto balconies that overlook the vine-carpeted hills, perfect for a glass at sunset... And speaking of wine... Their cellar is the real highlight if you ask us! This is where winemaker Paolo Manzone crafts traditional wines on-site, and tastings flow with stories of vine-to-bottle heritage. So if you dream of simple luxury, heartfelt hospitality, and Chianti’s northern cousin in full bloom, this is the place! Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 2,417,529 /night
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Piedmont (Calamandrana) Show on mapLa Giribaldina Winery & Farmhouse doesn’t go in for flashy wine-country theatrics. Instead, it offers something better: a small, characterful stay on a real winery estate, surrounded by vines and woods in one of Monferrato’s prettiest corners. Tastings happen on site, the cellar is part of the experience, and the wines themselves lean proudly local, from Barbera d’Asti to Moscato and Nizza DOCG... The 4 guest rooms keep things intimate and low-key, with lovely views, comfortable bathrooms and a calm, tucked-away feel that suits the landscape. It’s the kind of place where you wake slowly, open the window and immediately start thinking about your next glass of red. Mornings are especially appealing here, thanks to generous breakfasts built around local products and homemade details, served in the garden when the weather plays nice. Add the pool, the peaceful grounds and the warm hosting, and you’ve got a strong pick for couples, food-and-wine travellers and anyone craving a more authentic Italian experience. Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 2,063,745 /night
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Piedmont (Serralunga d'Alba) Show on mapWe would happily check in again at Villaggio Narrante and disappear for a weekend. This 4-star wine resort started life as a working farmhouse and now sits at the heart of Fontanafredda’s Villaggio Narrante. Surrounded by the hills of Serralunga d’Alba and the vineyards that feed one of Italy’s most famous wine stories. What waits inside is much more stylish than the rustic name suggests... The fantastic rooms and suites are designed for calm, with understated luxury, authentic local touches and vineyard views that do most of the talking. Outside your door you'll have access to the spa (with indoor and outdoor pools), a gym and all the slow-moving Langhe atmosphere you could reasonably want. Lastly, we highly recommend to participate in the guided visits to the historic cellars and pours from Fontanafredda and Casa E. di Mirafiore. An unforgettable moment, if you ask us! Go here for romantic escapes, milestone weekends and anyone keen on seeing Barolo from the inside. Read moreGuest rating: 9.5 (exceptional)Price from: IDR 9,375,297 /night
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Piedmont (Novi Ligure) Show on mapCascina Binè feels like a proper wine-country hideout, located in the Gavi hills near Novi Ligure. This family-run estate wraps guests right into wine tastings, vineyard views and a chance to explore a corner of Piedmont better known for crisp, mineral whites than blockbuster reds. Its very unusual circular vineyard is a fun talking point too, and gives the place a look all its own... The stay itself is intimate: four double rooms and three apartments, two with kitchenettes, all designed for calm rather than distraction. Bathrooms mix modern comfort with a vintage touch, and the no-TV policy leans into the digital-detox mood in the best possible way. The homemade breakfast is part of the appeal too, and evenings can stretch into tastings or dinner on the terrace with estate wines. We think this place is the ideal pick for romantic, adults-only overnights, laid-back wine weekends and anyone wanting genuine warmth rather than grand theatrics. Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Age limit: 18+ yearsPrice from: IDR 2,732,005 /night
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Piedmont (Canelli) Show on mapFew places capture Piemonte’s wine culture as directly as Cascina Bo. Located in the heart of Canelli’s UNESCO-listed vineyards, this restored farmhouse offers a personal and well-balanced stay with a clear focus on wine, setting and simplicity. The property features a small collection of rooms and apartments, all designed with clean lines, natural materials and open views across the surrounding hills. Wine is at the core of the experience... Cascina Bo’s on-site winery produces a concise range of local wines, including Barbera d’Asti, Moscato d’Asti, Dolcetto, Cortese and Chardonnay. Tastings are held at the estate and provide a clear introduction to both the wines and the production process, delivered in an approachable and unforced way. Guests can also enjoy an outdoor pool overlooking the vineyards and attentive hosting throughout. All of this creates a compelling choice for travellers interested in Piemonte’s winemaking without unnecessary embellishment. Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,105,444 /night
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Piedmont (Mombaruzzo) Show on mapThe stunning La Villa Hotel have been transformed from a 16th-century palazzo (once a winery) into a boutique wine lover’s dream. Surrounded by Piedmont’s UNESCO‑listed Monferrato vineyards it offers just 15 unique rooms - which feels more like a cherished countryside home than a hotel. Mornings here begins with a sumptuous breakfast and ends in the historic cellar, where expert-led tastings introduce local stars like Barbera d’Asti and Moscato d’Asti... Another must to try is the on-site spa (that resides in former wine vaults), cooking classes, truffle hunts and bike rides through rolling grape-covered hills! Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Price from: IDR 5,699,866 /night
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Piedmont (Neive) Show on mapWhat would you say if you could sleep in the middle of UNESCO-listed vineyards - with Barolo and Barbaresco just minutes away? That’s exactly what Langhe Country House offers in the rolling hills of Piedmont. Set in a beautifully restored farmhouse, the property blends rustic charm with refined touches – exposed stone walls, timber beams, and rooms that open onto sweeping vineyard views... The atmosphere is intimate, with only a handful of suites, making the stay feel more like visiting friends in wine country than checking into a hotel. And speaking of wine... Guests can explore nearby cantinas, taste world-famous Nebbiolo, or simply enjoy a bottle on the terrace as the sun sets behind the hills. Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Price from: IDR 4,972,642 /night
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Piedmont (Costigliole dʼAsti) Show on mapLe Marne Relais is for travellers who like their wine country with 5-star service and a bit of edge. Located in the hills between Langhe and Monferrato, it sits right by Mura Mura, the estate winery, so the wine connection feels built-in rather than bolted on. With tastings, cellar time and vines in every direction. Inside, it is more art retreat than rustic farmhouse... There are only 14 luxurious rooms, split between spaces inspired by artists and poets, with stone, timber and a palette that echoes the landscape outside. Some come with private outdoor areas, and the suspended house in the vineyards is exactly the sort of over-the-top feature that justifies the drama. Other highlights include a 25-metre indoor pool facing the hills, a serious wellness setup, and Radici, the restaurant carved into the old tuff cellar. Book a stay here, you won't be disappointed! Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Price from: IDR 6,584,328 /night
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Piedmont (Costigliole dʼAsti) Show on mapIf you’re anything like us and chase vineyard escapes that deliver history and taste, we believe Villa Pattono Relais will fulfill all your wishes. Perched atop Costigliole d’Asti’s rolling vine-land, this elegant 18th‑century manor has been transformed into a luxurious hilltop retreat framed by its own Barbera d’Asti vineyards. The 13 guest rooms combine classic grandeur and modern comfort. Think parquet floors, terraces with vine views, and spa-access perks... The in-house restaurant, I Cedri, pairs local produce with the estate’s own full-bodied Barbera, plus a sleek wine cellar hosts informal tasting moments. With its amazing spa facilities (Turkish bath, hot tub), bicycle hires for vineyard loops, and a concierge ready to organise helicopter transfers or private wine tours, it all feels curated just for you. Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Price from: IDR 5,562,283 /night
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Piedmont (Barbaresco) Show on mapRight in the heart of Barbaresco, Agriturismo Rivella offers more than just a place to sleep - it’s a family-run winery where every moment revolves around the vineyard. In fact, the Rivella family has been crafting wine here for generations, and staying on the estate gives you a front-row seat to the process. The rooms are simple, comfortable, and filled with the warmth you’d expect from a working farmhouse... Wake up to sweeping views of the Langhe hills, spend your day wandering between the vines or joining a guided tasting, and learn how Nebbiolo grapes are transformed into the Barbaresco wines that have made the region world-famous. Meals are hearty and local too, often enjoyed with a glass of the estate’s own wine. It’s intimate, authentic, and the ideal way to experience Piedmont’s wine heritage in a personal, hands-on way. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 2,614,077 /night
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Piedmont (Loazzolo) Show on mapSomewhere between wine relais, design hideaway and vermouth revival project, Borgo Isolabella carves out its own lane. Set in Loazzolo beside the Isolabella della Croce winery, it folds into a world of steep-slope viticulture. Guests can experience estate tastings and a revived vermouth tradition whose roots go back to a Moscato-based recipe first launched in 1870... The accommodation is small-scale and well judged: seven residences, split between rooms and apartments, with natural materials, bright bathrooms and a restrained style that lets the landscape do plenty of the work. The apartments add extra freedom, while the saltwater pool brings the kind of slow-afternoon temptation that can derail all sightseeing plans. Go here if you want a Piemonte stay that feels less obvious than the big-name vineyard addresses - elegant, a little unexpected, and fully committed to the art of drinking well. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 2,830,278 /night
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Piedmont (Monforte dʼAlba) Show on mapCosta di Bussia rises on the hills between Barolo and Monforte d’Alba and is the kind of place that makes wine lovers weak at the knees. The estate's history is tied to Luigi Arnulfo, who founded the winery in 1874 and helped push Barolo into wider markets long before that was standard practice. Expect vineyard walks, cellar visits, generous tastings and the sort of views that make every glass taste even better... The rooms are calm and comfortable rather than flashy, but that is hardly a problem when the real luxury is stepping straight into one of Piedmont’s most iconic wine settings. Some rooms even come with hot tubs facing the vines, which is a very good way to end a tasting-heavy day. Come here if you want the full Barolo fantasy: serious wine, rolling hills, deep history and that glorious feeling of being exactly where you are meant to be. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 2,908,897 /night
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Piedmont (Monforte dʼAlba) Show on mapSomewhere between a guesthouse, a wine project and a cultural hideout, Foresteria makes a convincing case for dropping everything and heading to Monforte. The setting is pure Langhe, but the identity feels sharper than usual: combining hospitality, contemporary art and a distinctly neoclassical approach to winemaking. Wine is the obvious headline... The winery works with Castelletto’s celebrated Barolo terroir and offers tasting experiences that connect guests directly to the bottles and the landscape that shaped them. Who should go? Couples, design-conscious drinkers and anyone bored by generic luxury. This one feels more like being invited into a well-edited world than simply checking into a hotel. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,360,956 /night
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Piedmont (Monforte dʼAlba) Show on mapThe iconic Piedmont region is famed for its Barolo and Barbaresco - wines of depth and elegance that many consider to be some of the best in the world. And by staying here means waking to vineyard views that rival the wines themselves. Hotel Villa Beccaris in Monforte d’Alba delivers just that. This restored 18th-century villa sits high above the Barolo hills, offering sweeping panoramas and easy access to some of the best wineries in the area... Inside, 23 individually styled rooms combine antique charm with modern comfort, while the glass-walled breakfast room and sunlit terrace make every meal a celebration of the view. With its own wine cellar, inviting pool, and warm hospitality, Villa Beccaris is the perfect base for exploring Piedmont’s wine country in style. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 4,599,202 /night
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Piedmont (Monforte dʼAlba) Show on mapIf your idea of a good time involves Barolo hills, a stylish room and a glass that never stays empty for long, iCOLLIROSSI Agriturismo is a very easy sell. In Monforte d’Alba, this small winery accommodation invites guests straight into the Langhe mood. With its own wine production, tastings and a setting wrapped in UNESCO-listed vineyard scenery. The winery is young, founded in 2022, but the ambition is clear. The rooms help seal the deal... There are just a handful, each named after local crus like Bussia and Ginestra, and some come with balconies opening onto the vines. Expect a clean, contemporary country-house feel rather than old-school rustic overload. Book now! Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 5,562,283 /night
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Piedmont (Alba) Show on mapPerched in the gentle slopes of the Langhe near Alba, MiaClara Relais is a boutique retreat that blends orchard charm with vineyard elegance. With just eight thoughtfully appointed suites, the place feels more like a welcoming home than a hotel. During our stay here there were so many highlights. The views were amazing and the breakfasts were both generous and beautifully curated. We loved the homemade pastries, farm eggs, and fresh fruit... But what was even better? Well-matched wines and dinners - of course. Crafted by Monica, served under the stars, made evenings feel both luxurious and super local. In summary; MiaClara truly stand out is its hospitality - warm hosts, curated vineyard tours, and a sense you’re being welcomed into a family tradition. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,223,373 /night
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Piedmont (La Morra) Show on mapPalas Cerequio is often described as a “cru within a cru” - a wine resort surrounded by some of the most celebrated vineyards in the world. Once an old village hamlet, it has been transformed with care into an elegant wine relais where history and modern design live side by side. The main villa houses refined suites filled with antique touches, while a more contemporary wing offers beautiful rooms that open onto views of vines rolling down the valley... Guests can explore a remarkable cellar featuring Barolo from nine prestigious crus, making it one of the most comprehensive collections in the region. Tastings are guided, thoughtful, and often extend to long conversations about terroir, vintages, and the future of Piedmont wines. Whether you’re a Barolo devotee or simply curious to discover why this corner of Piedmont is revered worldwide, Palas Cerequio will make your stay unforgettable. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: IDR 5,562,283 /night
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Piedmont (Barolo) Show on mapThis charming, stone-built retreat in Barolo sits right among the region’s famed vineyards. Your host Stefano - both farmer and winemaker - is as warm and generous as the wines he pours. The guest rooms carry rustic Piedmontese character (think antique furnishings and exposed beams), with some offering terraces overlooking grapevines. It’s cozy, authentic, and perfectly positioned just a short walk from Barolo town... But the real star? The complimentary tasting in Il Ciabot’s cellar, guided by Stefano himself. Book Agriturismo Il Ciabot for an experience that stays with you long after check-out. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 2,319,256 /night
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Piedmont (Farigliano) Show on mapPerched on its own hilltop in Farigliano, Bricco Rosso has the kind of setting that does half the seduction for free. Vines spill down the slopes, the Langhe rolls out in every direction, and the estate’s own cellar sits right at the heart of it all, offering tastings and tours rooted in native Piedmont grapes and a satisfyingly old-meets-new approach underground. The rooms are not trying to outshine the landscape, which is probably wise... Think rustic comfort, beams, balconies in some categories and views stretching from vineyards to hills and, on a clear day, even the Alps. There is also a pool for those dangerously lazy afternoons that start with “just one glass.” This is the one for romantics, low-key wine obsessives and anyone who likes their Piedmont with fewer theatrics and more sky. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 2,162,018 /night
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Piedmont (Cerretto Langhe) Show on mapEmbedded in the heart of Piedmont’s Langhe region, the 5‑star retreat Casa di Langa spans over 40 hectares of organic vineyards, hazelnut groves, and truffle-rich woods. Its 39 rooms and suites, many with private terraces and views of the misty vineyards or Alps, blend Scandinavian elegance with rural charm. Each day here begins with a hearty buffet and then unfolds into vineyard tours, truffle hunts, or wine tastings led by in‑house experts... In summary; one of Piedmont’s absolute best winery hotels! Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 10,220,450 /night
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Piedmont (Alba) Show on mapLocated in the mesmerising rolling vineyards of the Langhe, Cascina Baràc blends boutique agriturismo with family-run warmth. Inside, the 10 guest rooms hit that sweet spot between country chic and modern comfort, while the estate’s organic vineyards produce wines you can taste right on the terrace. It’s low-key, personal, and ridiculously scenic - the kind of place that makes you forget about schedules and start wondering if you can move in permanently.Guest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 2,810,624 /night
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Piedmont (Serralunga d'Alba) Show on mapFew 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. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 5,680,211 /night
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Piedmont (San Martino Alfieri) Show on mapIf you're anything like us - always in a search for the world's greatest wine hotel getaways - then you'll definitely love this one. Because Marchesi Alfieri checks all the boxes - and then some. Set within a graceful 18th-century mansion in San Martino Alfieri, this place is more than a stay - it’s living vineyard history. The 7 individually styled rooms occupy the heart of the property and surrounding wings... Each offers antique charm-parquet floors, cozy seating, and generously sized, modern baths. Breakfast arrives on crisp linens in the arcade, with regional cheeses, cold cuts, cakes and other homemade delicacies. Wine is of course also woven into every moment here. You can stroll through ancient cantina cellars, enjoy guided tastings of their structured Barbera, Nebbiolo, Grignolino and Pinot Noir, or sip on the terrace overlooking the quiet village square. So if you want to combine a fantastic location, historic buildings, and wine‑centric hospitality this is a discovery you’ll be glad you made! Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,007,171 /night
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Piedmont (Serralunga d'Alba) Show on mapSurrounded by Barolo’s famed vineyards, Tota Virginia Antico Podere lives up to its name - an enchanting “old estate” reborn with elegance in Serralunga d’Alba. Originally an early‑1900s farmhouse, it retains its exposed bricks and rustic charm while introducing clean, modern comforts across its 13 rooms - many featuring vineyard‑view balconies... However, the main highlight (if you ask us) is the on‑site restaurant, serving Piedmontese cuisine infused with local produce and Barolo-region wines. Their cellar and cozy lounge offer intimate tastings among barrel‑lined walls. And for the traveler looking for a little relaxation, there is a seasonal pool with sun loungers, perfect after day biking through the hills or visiting nearby wineries. Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,793,359 /night
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Piedmont (San Marzano Oliveto) Show on mapWe would book Agriturismo Cà del Nono for the atmosphere alone. Surrounded by the vines between Langhe and Monferrato, it has that easy, family-run energy. Better still, the wine is not just scenery: the property is part of Amerio Vincenzo’s winery, with tasting-led stays designed to connect guests to the territory first-hand... The rooms lean more spacious and comfortable than showy, and some add balconies, terraces or apartment-style setups that make a longer stay very tempting indeed. Go here if your ideal wine escape involves lovely hosts, rolling hills and the feeling that you have found something genuine before the glossy magazines did. Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: IDR 1,670,650 /night
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Piedmont (Novi Ligure) Show on mapSet in the rolling Gavi hills, Agriturismo Tenuta la Marchesa is a historic estate that gives us exactly what we want from a wine stay. Proper vineyard surroundings, tastings in a beautifully preserved old cellar, and the feeling that wine is part of the place’s DNA rather than a nice extra. What we loved the most about our stay here was the atmosphere. The 16th-century villa has real character, and the rooms feel charming and relaxed rather than overly polished... If we could choose, we’d go back for the turret room in the old pigeon house for those panoramic views, then spend the afternoon by the pool with a bottle chilling nearby. And yes, we’d absolutely stay for dinner. The restaurant serves classic Piedmont dishes with estate wines, which makes the whole experience feel deliciously complete. For us, this is the kind of place that turns a simple wine weekend into something far harder to leave. Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,537,848 /night
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Piedmont (Murisengo) Show on mapCanonica di Corteranzo is a former rectory perched in the Monferrato hills. It has been transformed into a lovely wine stay with bags of character, ancient walls, vineyard views and the estate’s own wines. In other words; exactly the sort of atmosphere we fall for instantly. Instead of slick resort, what waits here is something warmer and more romantic... The 10 rooms are individually styled with antique touches, timber beams and a quietly old-world feel, while the pool and spa add just enough indulgence to make lingering very easy indeed. And then there is the food and wine. Tastings bring guests closer to the local terroir, and dinner here feels like one of those evenings that starts elegantly and ends with another bottle. For us, this is exactly the kind of place that turns a countryside break into something far more memorable. Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,636,122 /night
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Piedmont (La Morra) Show on mapWe love I Quattro Pozzi because it does not overplay its hand. Set in a finely restored old farmhouse in La Morra, it gives you one of the smartest setups in the Langhe: vineyard quiet, a heated infinity pool looking over the hills, and the historic centre of La Morra just a short stroll away. That combination of seclusion and proximity is rarer than it sounds. This is not a big wine resort with every possible extra. It is more restrained than that, and all the better for it... The real luxury is being in the middle of one of Italy’s great food-and-wine landscapes, waking up in a small country house and deciding that the day’s biggest challenge is which cellar door to visit first. Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: IDR 4,776,095 /night
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Piedmont (Serralunga d'Alba) Show on mapSetting a new standard in Piedmont wine hospitality, Il Boscareto Resort & SPA delivers sleek modernity with vineyard immersion at its core. Floor-to-ceiling windows in all 49 rooms frame sweeping views over the Langhe vineyard rows, while suites with private terraces elevate the stay even further. And as you can understand, food and wine are star players here... From winery tours and local cellar visits to unwind at the two-Michelin-star La Rei Natura or the more relaxed Sunsì Bistrot. Additional activities include daily tastings, truffle hunts, and guided vineyard walks in Barolo’s rolling landscape. Book this place if you find availability! Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: IDR 11,517,661 /night
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Piedmont (Montemagno) Show on mapTenuta Montemagno is located high in the rolling hills of Monferrato, a UNESCO World Heritage wine landscape. It's a boutique estate where tradition and innovation meet. The historic cascina has been transformed into a refined relais with just a handful of rooms, each blending rustic charm with modern elegance. Here, wine is at the heart of everything... The estate produces some of Piedmont’s most characterful bottles - from crisp Timorasso to bold Barbera d’Asti Superiore - and guests are invited to taste them in the ancient cellars or out among the vines. The restaurant highlights Piedmontese classics paired thoughtfully with the estate’s own labels, while the panoramic pool offers a front-row seat to the sun setting over the vineyards. Sounds pretty good, right? Read moreGuest rating: 9.1 (superb)Price from: IDR 3,754,050 /night
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Piedmont (Asti) Show on mapThere is something immediately appealing about a place that calls itself a vineyard hotel and actually means it. Cascina Desderi sits on a hilltop just outside Asti, in the first folds of Monferrato. Their range of very cozy apartments are named after grape varieties from Piedmont and feel tailor-made for long, quiet days among the vines... Cascina Desderi also has a somewhat unusual background story as the owners are Scandinavian and have done everything to create their own little corner in the wine paradise of Piedmont. Instead of a classic hotel structure, you get apartments of different shapes and sizes, a pool, garden and terrace, and a looser, more independent tempo. This is the sort of place for guests who like the idea of Asti and Monferrato without wanting a large luxury resort around them. Come here for vineyard views, a more personal atmosphere and the pleasure of discovering a less-hyped side of Piedmont. Read moreGuest rating: 9.0 (superb)Age limit: 18+ yearsPrice from: IDR 2,830,278 /night
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Piedmont (Treiso) Show on mapStop your scrolling right now and take a look at Foresteria Settevie. A small-scale B&B set in the most enchanting landscape of the Langhe hills. Here you'll find seven rooms, all rustic-chic with beamed ceilings and balconies that make you want to cancel plans and just stare at vineyards all day. There’s a pool where the only soundtrack is birds and the occasional cork popping... How about breakfast? Properly generous - the sort that makes you wonder why you ever settled for cereal at home. And lastly, let's not forget the fantastic wine cellar (isn't that why you're here in the first place?). In summary; if you're searching for a laid-back, wine-soaked vacation - book this! Read moreGuest rating: 8.9 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 3,007,171 /night
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Piedmont (Canelli) Show on mapSomewhere between Canelli and a very good decision sits I Tre Poggi Dimora di Charme. This relais leans into the softer side of Langhe-Monferrato life: pool, spa, vineyard views, and traditional Piedmont cooking. The hotel's name itself hints at the landscape - three hills - and the whole place seems designed to keep your eyes on them. What gives it a stronger wine identity than first meets the eye is the Tre Poggi Wine Club and its own labels... Including Moscato d’Asti DOCG and Langhe Favorita DOC, which tie the stay back to the bottles in a satisfying way. Rather than going all in on flashy winery theatrics, I Tre Poggi sells the broader Canelli experience: wine, wellness and the calm confidence of a place that knows exactly where it is. Ideal for couples who want Piedmont at its most easy-going and scenic. Read moreGuest rating: 8.9 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 4,304,382 /night
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Piedmont (Monforte dʼAlba) Show on mapIf you like your wine hotels with serious culinary ambition, Réva Resort is the one. Set in Monforte d’Alba, surrounded by vineyards and woodland in Langhe, it combines a winery, a resort and a Michelin-starred restaurant in one very convincing package. FRE, the resort’s restaurant, held a Michelin star in the Michelin Guide - which is the sort of detail that shifts a stay from “nice” to “strategically dangerous for your bank account...” The rest of the setup is no afterthought: a spa, outdoor pool, tasteful rooms, residences and a winery that spans different local terroirs. Réva also leans hard into experiences, from white truffle hunting to guided cycling across the Langhe hills. This is not rustic charm; it is full-spectrum Piedmont immersion for guests who want Nebbiolo, wellness and a very serious dinner all under the same address. Read moreGuest rating: 8.9 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 4,717,131 /night
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Piedmont (Santo Stefano Belbo) Show on mapWhat we loved about Cadgal - Tenuta Valdivilla is that it tells a slightly different Piedmont story. Located in the rolling Moscato hills around Santo Stefano Belbo, the estate has built its name around Moscato d’Asti DOCG, which gives the whole stay a very clear identity from the start. This is a place where the wine culture feels softer, more fragrant and a little more underrated... The property keeps things intimate: just five rooms (all with vineyard views), a historic winery on site, and a restaurant serving local delicacies. And then there is the setting beyond the estate. Santo Stefano Belbo is also the hometown of Cesare Pavese, one of Italy’s most important 20th-century writers, which gives the area an extra layer of cultural depth alongside all that wine. For us, this is one of those stays that works because it feels rooted in a very specific place - aromatic, scenic and wonderfully unshowy. Read moreGuest rating: 8.8 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 2,849,933 /night
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Piedmont (Benevello) Show on mapHidden away in Piedmont’s Langhe hills, Relais Villa D’Amelia is the kind of place that makes you rethink what a proper wine escape should be. Once an 18th-century farmhouse, it’s now a design-forward boutique hotel that still manages to keep its roots firmly in the soil of Barolo and Barbaresco country. The rooms are elegant but understated, with big windows that frame vineyard views and rolling hills that go on forever... Outside, the infinity pool practically begs for long afternoons of doing absolutely nothing, unless you count sipping Nebbiolo as “something.” And speaking of Nebbiolo, the wine list here is serious - we’re talking the region’s finest producers paired with plates of refined Piedmontese cuisine at the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant. It’s intimate, stylish, and surrounded by some of the world’s best vineyards. For anyone chasing that perfect balance of wine, food, and laid-back luxury, Villa D’Amelia nails it. Read moreGuest rating: 8.8 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 5,562,283 /night
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Piedmont (Gabiano) Show on mapThe fantastic Castello di Gabiano invites you into a thousand-year-old world in one of Monferrato’s grand old addresses. It boasts an estate of more than 260 hectares with vineyards, views over the Po, and a history documented as far back as the 8th century! The boxwood labyrinth alone would be enough to remember it by - one of the rare documented examples in Italy’s historic gardens, dating from the 1930s. And for those looking for the perfect wine hotel, they have it all... There is a dedicated tasting room overlooking the vineyards, a wine shop for the estate’s bottles, and suites spread across 12 restored dwellings within the castle complex. Then there is the 3 Orologi restaurant, housed in the old vinegar factory and drawing vegetables and herbs from the castle’s own potager. This is the one for romantics, history addicts and anyone who thinks a weekend improves dramatically when a labyrinth is involved. Read moreGuest rating: 8.7 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 4,048,870 /night
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Piedmont (Cioccaro) Show on mapAfter reading so much praise for Relais Sant’Uffizio Wellness & Spa, our expectations were high-and this Piedmont gem more than lived up to them. Set in a former 17th-century monastery in the heart of Monferrato wine country, the property is surrounded by vineyards and hazelnut groves as far as the eye can see. What truly set our stay apart was the atmosphere of quiet elegance, where history and comfort come together effortlessly... Mornings began with slow breakfasts overlooking the gardens, followed by wine tastings featuring local Barbera and Nebbiolo. The spa, set in the monastery’s old cellars, offered a peaceful escape with its thermal pool and herbal steam baths. Evenings were spent dining at the Michelin-starred restaurant, where every dish told a story of the region. We left with full hearts, relaxed minds - and already longing to return. Read moreGuest rating: 8.6 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 8,137,050 /night
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Piedmont (Barolo) Show on mapAt Hotel Barolo, the name is not subtle and neither is the appeal. This family-run stay has been doing hospitality in Barolo for three generations, and it comes with the sort of wine credentials most hotels can only borrow. Brezza’s winery and tasting room are right here, so guests can move from vineyard views to cellar visits and straight into glasses filled with estate Nebbiolo and Barolo... The rooms lean classic rather than flashy, dressed with 19th-century Piedmontese furniture, and many look out towards the Castle of Barolo, which is about as on-brand a view as you could hope for. There is also an outdoor pool for post-tasting loafing, plus a setting surrounded by vines that makes a second bottle feel almost inevitable. And then there is the food. Ristorante Brezza serves the sort of Piedmont dishes you come to this region craving, backed by around 70 labels and tasting menus loaded with local classics. For us, this is the kind of place you book when you want the full Barolo weekend fantasy without needing to leave the address. Read moreGuest rating: 8.5 (fabulous)Price from: IDR 3,203,718 /night
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Piedmont (Ameno) Show on mapImagine this: you roll out of bed, peek over the balcony, and greet Lake Orta bathed in morning haze. Sounds good? Then welcome to La Darbia. A slice of Italian lakeside elegance perched on the hills above Orta San Giulio. In our opinion, this isn’t just a hotel - it’s an apartment‑style retreat, where each unit has a kitchenette, separate living space, and either a terrace or garden opening to sweeping lake panoramas... Bright, rustic‑chic interiors feel thoughtfully designed without trying too hard. Now for the fun part: regional wine flows freely, and evenings in the cantina with the owners - Matteo, Federico, Beatrice - are when things get magical. Beyond the wine the hotel also offers a peaceful pool, an on-site spa, and even a playground for the little ones. What are you waiting for - just go here! Read moreGuest rating: 8.4 (very good)Price from: IDR 9,375,297 /night
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Piedmont (Alba) Show on mapBorgo Casa Scaparone delivers a fairy‑tale wine-country experience in the heart of Piedmont. Surrounded by its own hazelnut orchards and vineyards. This is the place to stay if you want to enjoy a restored 17th‑century farmhouse in perfect combination with vine-draped courtyards and quirky design touches at every turn... Accommodation ranges from intimate stone‑walled rooms to family‑sized suites, all featuring wood‑plank or terracotta floors, cozy beds, and windows that open onto endless views. And at the on-site osteria, foodies and wine lovers will find heaven in their seasonal dishes, paired with Barolo and Nebbiolo wine - that literally have been grown right outside your window. Beyond the wine you can plunge into the hotel's outdoor pool, wander the surrounding hills, or join folk‑music evenings in the courtyard. We love this place! Read moreGuest rating: 8.3 (very good)Price from: IDR 3,184,063 /night
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Hotels with winery in Piedmont
Welcome to Piedmont - a landscape of terraced vines and historic cellars where the UNESCO-listed Langhe, Roero and Monferrato set the tone. Barolo and Barbaresco lead with Nebbiolo, while Barbera and Moscato d’Asti keep the lineup diverse.
Here you’ll find winery hotels that keep you close to the craft - tastings a short stroll from your room, barrel rooms worth lingering in, hillside views for days. We have put real effort into handpicking and reviewing each stay, so you can choose your style. Luxurious or rustic (or maybe both?) - it's your choice!
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Here you’ll find winery hotels that keep you close to the craft - tastings a short stroll from your room, barrel rooms worth lingering in, hillside views for days. We have put real effort into handpicking and reviewing each stay, so you can choose your style. Luxurious or rustic (or maybe both?) - it's your choice!
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