Hotels near Bersi Serlini Winery

"Beautiful property, fantastic grounds and gardens and the staff are amazing. We loved our few days staying here."

"Very nice staff, simple but clean rooms, very good service and food in the restaurant."

"The hotel was perfectly fine for a couple of days. Short walk from the station and the lakeside. "

"The property was wonderful- the pool, the views, the boardwalk down the way. Everything was great!"

"It was great special the parking it was under the hotel"

"Such a beautiful property! "

"Beautiful location. Remote in a good way. A lot of history."

"Excellent facilities, very spacious rooms and very clean still adding more rooms and only few parking spots Only inconvenient is an extra charge that i was expecting to be the city tax of 3.48 dlls end on a charge of 75 dlls - still trying to reach hotel and my credit card - other than that nice hotel "

"Great location, very clean, beautiful breakfast, very nice restaurant."

"La colazione offre menù diversi, per i letti a mio giudizio sono da sostituire con materassi di nuova generazione. "

"Hotel is a bit dated but the location makes up for it as only used for breakfast, showering and sleeping"

"The hotel is old and in desperate need of renovation. There is a permanent smell of cigarettes throughout the property so they really should implement the NON-SMOKING policy. It’s very unpleasant. The rooms are comfortable but again, old shower, old furniture etc."

"Every all excellent, food, accommodations and location. Will return hopefully soon "

"Our flight was delayed and our car rental fell through so we ended up taking a taxi from Bergamo. It was early hours of the morning when we arrived and Edin had waited for us on his own accord, checked us in and showed us to our beautiful room ! The room was clean and super comfy. The room had a lovely balcony overlooking the incredible terrain.The following morning Alessia organised a taxi for us to get to Brescia with no issues at all and she was extremely helpful and nice ! We can’t thank...